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revert

[ri-vurt] / rɪˈvɜrt /


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Once the toupee was removed, Miller gave it to the crowd and began celebrating like he had won the bout, before quickly reverting to fight mode.

From BBC

Homan signaled an overall shift in strategy, saying federal immigration officials would revert to conducting targeted operations of immigrants in the country illegally, particularly with serious criminal histories.

From The Wall Street Journal

Online businesses that rely on mobile money transactions were most affected by the blackout, with some coming to a standstill while others reverted to cash-based transactions.

From BBC

Now the continent that hoped to overcome raw-power politics is watching the wider world revert to it.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Brit award, in partnership with BBC Radio 1, has reverted to its original name this year to acknowledge the importance of critical acclaim for artists in the early stages of their career.

From BBC