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Curiously, in this context " sustainable" has quickly reverted to its earlier simple meaning of " able to be maintained" .

with addition of the drug to the culture dish , the vast majority of cells , those that had not reverted to embryonic stem cells , died.

For days the face of Lincoln haunted him, and very often during the war his mind reverted to that singular figure.

However, in the later part of the 20th century, some countries reverted to a fixed exchange rate as part of an attempt to control inflation.

Today, however, gold has reverted to its historical role as the global currency of the last resort.

Germany seemed to have reverted to its post-war habit of shirking global responsibilities.

Even when Okinawa reverted to Japanese control, one-fifth of the land, given over to US military bases, remained off limits.

When the sun broke through the clouds, the hare reverted to a more familiar posture.

Some localities reverted to standard time after the war, but others retained daylight saving. During World War II the U.

In such cases, the name change needs to be reverted to provide continued access for the user.

The system reverted to its last known good configuration . The system is restarting .

On subsequent meetings he has reverted to his chilly ways, but as I remember his behaviour at the party I'm inclined to forgive him.

To avert such economic and religious massacre, they reverted to a transliteration system of these amulets .

The following season, they brought in Dimitar Berbatov, a more orthodox centre-forward, and reverted to a more traditional way of playing.

Back at the Jack Phillips, this time by night, the pub has reverted to a more recognisable business model.

However, the computer might not be fully reverted to its initial state after the rollback completes.

Execution context is reverted to the original caller only after execution of the procedure or when a REVERT statement is issued.

At home, Mr Assad reverted to his father's style after a brief flirtation with liberalism, and sent his critics to prison or exile.

Only rendering changes that are likely to break existing applications are reverted to their old behavior.

Everyone has reverted to type and is now blaming all the other parties.

Streets had reverted to calm and curfews were in force in major districts of Urumqi as the death toll mounted from rioting.

An arbitrary point on the mapping plane may be reverted to original multi-dimensional space by the algorithm of reversal mapping.

More important, Mr Obama has reverted to long-standing American principles in dealing with a rising great power.

Pyongyang has reverted to the tactics of the 1970s, when assassinations and cross-border sabotage were a standard tool of policy.

After that, he says, the campaign reverted to a fairly standard effort dominated by television advertising.

He reverted to his mental image of the cool, fair face, quick movements, and the brilliant smile.

Occasionally the polite diplomacy reverted to open subversion.

Notice that the AdvancedTest. java file has reverted to its state from before Marcus's edits.

Just this week, a Tudor mansion in Bel-Air belonging to film star Nicolas Cage was in foreclosure auction and reverted to the lender.

In response to widespread outrage from customers, it reverted to the original formulation within three months.

In the middle of his speech he reverted to the unemployment issue.

But he quickly reverted to form, falsely implying that rising inequality is mainly a story about rising wages for the highly educated.

Instead, Washington reverted to the default position of calling for more pressure against Iran.

Since Friday, users attempting to access to those applications received either an error message or were reverted to Facebook's home screen.

The land reverted to the lord if the tenant died without heirs.

Once the animation mode is stopped, the given objects will be reverted to the state they had before starting the animation mode.

And ever and again, her wandering glance reverted to the frail atom of humanity nestling by her side.

Mao suddenly reverted to the theme of our conversation in February.

Critics who accuse the government of having reverted to its old socialist leanings of the 1970s are plainly wrong.

"Part of them . . . reverted to their former prejudices in regard to Lincoln" (Baron Charnwood).

Ghana, for instance, which reverted to civilian rule only in 1992, has twice changed governments after tight elections.

When the server decodes the string, any character is reverted to a space.

After her divorce she reverted to her maiden name.

In addition, when melanosomes were reverted to relatively early stages, the melanoma cells became more resistant to cisplatin.

misunderstanding, he reverted to the committee right away.

Suddenly, the water column retractable -chuen, mouth, all reverted to calm.

Fundamentally, though, the job for Asian policymakers has reverted to the humdrum business of balancing growth with price rises.

The woman talked into the class one day, donning a hijab after she reverted to Islam.

Property that has reverted to the state when no legal heirs or claimants exist.

After the settlers left, the area reverted to desert.

The simplified level, according to import batch test in 5%; simplified level, as long as a test, it reverted to normal level.

Context is reverted to the previous execution context.

Gradually, the replanted areas reverted to brush.

They both land and machinery, housing, reverted to their own, called "fixed property. "

Some reverted to manual systems but could not keep up with the spike in volume.

My thought reverted to my childhood days.

By the mid-19th century, Britain had reverted to potholes and the horse.

DQS training failed on previous boot, reverted to slower DRAM speed.

United with Anjou in1126, it passed to England when Henry Plantagenet became king in1154. Maine reverted to the French crown in1481.

He reverted to smoking when under stress.

Even today, prices overall have only reverted to levels seen in late 2003.

His thoughts then reverted to Gile's party.

The VAT rate reverted to 17. 5% at the start of this year.

We reverted to the old rules.

When the Okinawa islands were reverted to Japan on May 15, 1972, so were the Senkaku islands.

Many people have reverted to 32-bit operation after bravely giving 64-bits a try for a short time.

However, because the server has reverted to Exchange 5. 5, it no longer has a link state table.

The Ronaldo years came to be dominated by a 4-3-3 formation but on tour United reverted to 4-4-2.

Britain's lease over 90 per cent of Hong Kong was due to expire in 1997 and the colony would automatically have reverted to Chinese rule.

Reverted Talk Reverted to earlier revision