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Meanings of reverse course in English

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Usage of reverse course in English
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But the skyrocketing number of cases have prompted him to reverse course.
The Guardian
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Finally he decided to reverse course and explore the path's other end.
The Descent
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But it could reverse course if regulators change media ownership regulations.
Reuters
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Though regulators can easily reverse course, under accounting rules banks cannot.
Reuters
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That's the astonishing end of this story, unless we reverse course.
The Guardian
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It's hard to repair this sort of thing, to reverse course.
The way of the world
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The problem for politicians now is how to reverse course without losing their job.
News.com.au
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Those same central banks now seem ready to reverse course.
Reuters
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Switzerland has had to reverse course after ending nearly all emergency measures in June.
Reuters
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But HP reassured investors on a conference call the board will not reverse course.
Reuters
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Obama, however, can direct the agency to reverse course.
Reuters
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But she has shown no indication it will reverse course and reopen the Lordstown plant.
Reuters
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The shitcan ahead of them scrambles to reverse course.
Wild Thing
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Now return to profile and prepare to reverse course!
Worlds of Honor
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A buyer may have to reverse course and refocus on more affordable and domestic routes.
Reuters
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He decided to reverse course, return to his original plan, and talk to his father first.
Sunset park
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