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To overthrow, invalidate, repeal, or revoke. For example, an appeals court reverses the judgment, decree, or sentence of a lower court either by substituting its own decision or by returning the case to the lower court with instructions for a new trial. TO REVERSE, practice. The decision of a superior court by which the judgment,
sentence or decree of the inferior court is annulled.
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He added that thrust reversers should not be counted on by pilots to bring planes to a safe stop in poor conditions. But the new information appeared to rule out two possibilities: a malfunctioning autopilot throwing the plane into a dive, or thrust reversers deploying. The scientists knew that the number and size of cells that produce peptides important to reproduction differ in male and female bluehead wrasse, one-time sex reversers. |
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