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reversing current

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reversing current [ri′vərs·iŋ ‚kə·rənt]
(oceanography)
Any current that changes direction, with a period of slack water at each reversal of direction.


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Chidambaram later said, if the Naxalites accuse the elected governments of capitalism, land grabbing, exploiting and displacing the tribal people, and denying rights of forest-dwellers, what prevents them from winning power through elections and reversing current policies and putting in place policies that they think will benefit the people?
The other risk is that policymakers prematurely conclude they have done enough, taking the urgency out of proposing new stimulative measures or even leading to talk of halting or reversing current initiatives.
If we really do think that inequality matters, or believe in a more democratic society, then it is clear that reversing current trends will take far more radical measures than have so far been contemplated.
 
 
 
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