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• It was probably the most difficult thing I’ve ever done, because you’re walking in and saying, “The second that this happens, you can’t undo it.”

• Weber argues that voters should pass Proposition 16, which would undo the state’s current ban on affirmative action policies.

• One example of the work being done to advance systemic change is California’s Proposition 16, which would undo our state’s ban on affirmative action.

• A union-backed proposal to partially undo a city law restricting union-friendly contracts will have to wait for another election.

• So I’m just undoing the wrong that these earlier presidents did.

• But then the question becomes, how do you undo gerrymandering?

• We should undo that double standard by offering similar protections to every young Black man who is arrested in this country.

• And yet, ultimately, the Supreme Court holds the power to uphold or undo what it has taken him years to accomplish.

• Underlying all of this legal maneuvering is the social fact that marriages are hard to undo.

• The wind and the dust in this climate can undo even the hardiest things.

• I didnt think much of that, but he said afterward, A man may do in an hour what he cant undo in a lifetime.

• "You must live and your misdeeds if you can, dear grandfather," said Richard, whose own conscience was as yet very easy.