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Turn

In the equities market, a reversal; unwind.

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With public opinion turning against Republicans, the Bush Administration may see its last opportunity to finish off the SBA and divert over $100 billion in small business contracts per year to giant defense contractors.

Democratic Loss on November 7 Could "Kill" Small Business Administration, says American Small Business League

You don't see British fellas turning against an exceptionally handsome bloke on TV, but that's only because we are secure in the knowledge that the exceptionally handsome bloke is gay.

STRICTLY WINS UGLY; with sports betting's top tipster DEREK MCGOVERN E-MAIL: betsguru@aol.com

NNA - In his talk with Tele Liban channel, Caretaker Minister of State Michel Pharaon said that March 14 will not accept turning against STL.

Pharaon: March 14 will not accept turning against STL

The tide is turning against DOE's plans to abandon the cleanup of this contaminated site,'' said Dan Hirsch, a spokesman for the Committee to Bridge the Gap, who has long monitored cleanup at the site.

ROCKETDYNE LAB CLEANUP PLAN ASSAILED STATE, FEDERAL REGULATORS SEEK TOUGHER STANDARDS

government turning against him--yet he keeps spilling himself onto the stage.

The naked truth: performance artist and author Tim Miller faces down oppression with anger, intelligence, and nudity. Now he's leaving the country. (books)

Conventional wisdom seems to be turning against no-fault as yet another starry-eyed liberal reform that failed.