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Meanings of complete reversal in English

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Usage of complete reversal in English
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This is a complete reversal from what was expected earlier this year.
The Irish Times
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The trip back was almost a complete reversal of the trip up.
Dayworld
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This is a complete reversal of the growth in numbers achieved last year.
The Irish Times
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This new angle of the Harvey-Watterson episode worked a complete reversal of opinion.
Woodrow Wilson as I Know Him
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There was never a more complete reversal of public sentiment toward an individual.
The Peace Negotiations: A Personal Narrative
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This complete reversal of policy may be assigned to several causes.
The Development of the European Nations, 1870-1914 (5th ed.)
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There has been a complete reversal of values in modern man.
The new yorker
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But is this not a complete reversal of the obvious truth?
The Mind in the Making: The Relation of Intelligence to Social R...
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Enough money can even buy a complete reversal of old testimony.
The capitol game
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The good news is that tomorrow should see a complete reversal of today's trend.
The South African
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At last came a conviction which was a complete reversal of all my former ideas.
A Statement: On the Future of This Church
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I cannot help feeling that a complete reversal of this policy might be more effective.
The Irish Times
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Now there seems to have been a complete reversal.
The Guardian
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The proposals would mean a complete reversal of the situation of recent years on this island.
The Irish Times
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The Dow Jones industrial average .DJI closed down 280 points, a near- complete reversal of Monday's gain.
Reuters
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Internally, there had to be a complete reversal of the current circumstances, no tolerance of opposition.
Hitler 1889 - 1936: Hubris
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United States of America
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