Reverse

In numismatics, the back of a coin; that is to say, the "tails" side. The reverse often usually features some national monument or commemorates some event. The front of a coin is called the obverse.

reverse

See reverse repurchase agreement.

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All I want to say to my son is "please phone home and tell me why my mobile won't work - you can reverse the charges".

MAUREEN ON MONDAY: My text messages are going nowhere really fast

"If I could get a message to him, it would be take care and give me a call - you can reverse the charges."

My son packed his bags, said he was off on holiday, and went to fight a war

I approached their branch to resolve the issue and accordingly reverse the charges. The collections department agreed to rectify the issue if I settled the loan in full.

Unsettled account

And, yes, we will allow you to reverse the charges.

Water load of rip-off merchants

I did try and reverse the charges on a couple of occasions, but he refused."

It's right club at the right time: Shearer

Stacey Bennett, 12, from Yarmouth had to call 999 for firefighters and coastguards to rescue them after an Orange operator refused to reverse the charges on a call home.

Calls firm 'put girls in danger'

I would like to extend my sincere thanks to Gulf News, as after the newspaper's intervention, CBI agreed to reverse the charges.

Additional interest on loan

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