Have there been instances were decisions in the Sanhedrin or Rabbinical decisions concerning Jewish practice have been reversed upon later review?

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I was curious if there were examples or instances where one generation of Rabbis established an interpretation of the law which were followed accordingly, only to have another generation reverse the previous decision entirely.






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Tevilas Ezra is one that comes to mind.



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    I remember a passage in Berachot Yerushalmi in which the Sanhedrin ruled that tefillin must not be brought in a bathroom. So people would leave them outside. But they frequently got stolen. So the Sanhedrin reversed its ruling. I can't check right now but will later. If someone has the text, please quote.






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    Tevilas Ezra is one that comes to mind.



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        Tevilas Ezra is one that comes to mind.



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            I remember a passage in Berachot Yerushalmi in which the Sanhedrin ruled that tefillin must not be brought in a bathroom. So people would leave them outside. But they frequently got stolen. So the Sanhedrin reversed its ruling. I can't check right now but will later. If someone has the text, please quote.






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            I remember a passage in Berachot Yerushalmi in which the Sanhedrin ruled that tefillin must not be brought in a bathroom. So people would leave them outside. But they frequently got stolen. So the Sanhedrin reversed its ruling. I can't check right now but will later. If someone has the text, please quote.






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            I remember a passage in Berachot Yerushalmi in which the Sanhedrin ruled that tefillin must not be brought in a bathroom. So people would leave them outside. But they frequently got stolen. So the Sanhedrin reversed its ruling. I can't check right now but will later. If someone has the text, please quote.






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            I remember a passage in Berachot Yerushalmi in which the Sanhedrin ruled that tefillin must not be brought in a bathroom. So people would leave them outside. But they frequently got stolen. So the Sanhedrin reversed its ruling. I can't check right now but will later. If someone has the text, please quote.







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