It is facile to gripe about U.S. hegemony, but hegemony and leadership are not the same thing.
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Obama's policy is a waypoint not to a sharing of the hegemony but a hegemony of one, and that in Tehran.
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And that's ... But you don't have goals of hegemony?
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"Fallout" moves to geopolitics and the decline of Western hegemony.
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China opposes the old concept that strength leads to hegemony.
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And TV has already lost its hegemony [in the culture].
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It is novel, compared to the crushing hegemony of burgers.
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They are, in effect, the last gasp of white hegemony.
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But serious challenges to church hegemony were already taking root.
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The first prong should be thwarting Iranian attempts at hegemony.
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Therefore, much of his moves (are) to regain Soviet hegemony.
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Many accused the blue-chip programs of benefiting from their hegemony.
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Citizens of African and Middle Eastern countries know about Western hegemony.
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Everyone is invited, though concessions to pop hegemony are relatively minimal.
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Contador knows it will be difficult to break Team Sky's hegemony.
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In part that is because of a worry about American hegemony.
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No matter how far China develops, it will never seek hegemony.
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And hegemony and fascism is alive and well in Nashville, Tenn.
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Indeed, no other party comes close to challenging the conservatives' hegemony.
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Do you believe China is a threat to the US hegemony?
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By contrast, Iran and Iraq do not want to cement Saudi hegemony.
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At least they don't represent the growing, crippling hegemony of Big Tech.
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All of this has been supported by the hegemony of neoliberal ideology.
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THE "pink tide" of left-wing hegemony in Latin America has ebbed.
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But it would also help relieve Germany of the burden of hegemony.
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Its sheer size implied that it must begin to compete for hegemony.
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Could this be the game which ends American hegemony in women's football?
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But some in Rome suspect the days of German hegemony are numbered.
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Liberal hegemony was an exceptional moment, born out of an exceptional development.
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It is also a launching pad for overcoming Chinese and Russian hegemony.
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The hegemony of the Philharmonic was challenged by visits from guest ensembles.
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So is the political hegemony of these two smallish, non-representative states.
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The prospect of Iranian hegemony is raising alarm across the region (see Briefing).
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"One [aspect of this psyche] is a reaction to Western hegemony," said Khan.
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Sensing an opportunity, some smaller scooter manufacturers are emerging to challenge Ninebot's hegemony.
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They enforce strict ideas about beauty and class, gender expectations and racial hegemony.
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Her theory of politics is heavily indebted to Gramsci's writings on hegemony—i.e.
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Fears of American hegemony have surrounded the award since the decision was made.
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Central American representation couldn't make a dent in the Mexican hegemony of Texas.
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Even those whose brand was bland were moved to remark on Gap's hegemony.
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Only with determined American leadership can we avoid an era under Chinese hegemony.
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It will be a long step toward the establishment of Iranian regional hegemony.
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"This war is for the hegemony of the drug trade," Mr. Gakiya said.
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The Lyceum was clearly the intellectual projection of Macedonian political and military hegemony.
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China has to abandon dreams of political, military, and economic hegemony in Asia.
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" "There will be no world hegemony if we know how to organize ourselves.
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Earlier this week, Max Fisher termed this the "hegemonist" view: that US hegemony promotes global security and protects the US-led liberal order, and that negotiations — even successful ones — threaten that hegemony by legitimizing other countries' challenges to American dominance.
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Modern Warfare's position on U.S. military hegemony, in contrast, is not nuanced at all.
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This clutch of internal dissidents doesn't pose a threat to liberal hegemony in California.
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By my best estimate, there's been about 25 years of skating-in-pants hegemony.
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Commentary: Can China and the United States ever share global hegemony, asks John Lloyd.
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U.S., the Soviet Union, and Cuba as rivals for hegemony in the region. At
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Hegemony How-To is addressed to self-identified "activists," the sort of people likely
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This is a form of German hegemony that would delight France, Italy and Greece.
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Populism, authoritarianism and nationalism are on the rise, and American hegemony is in decline.
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Here, he entangles white cultural hegemony with the economics of black and brown denigration.
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Liverpool might demonstrate that City's hegemony, so complete last year, was under genuine threat.
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So in a way, this decision was also to push back at this hegemony.
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Dollar hegemony enabled the U.S. to act swiftly, effectively, and on its own terms.
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Born and raised in Nigeria, Enwezor became known for challenging Western hegemony in the arts.
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AMANPOUR: So let me get to some of that hegemony and regional projection of power.
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In theory, this cash pile is intended to fight a supposed liberal hegemony on campuses.
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It was also mostly a lie, based on a misunderstanding, designed to bolster a hegemony.
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That honeymoon ended a few years later as Europe proved unwilling to challenge American hegemony.
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And that Lightning charger totally spoils the USB-C hegemony of my current tech loadout.
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For the U.S., China's constant conniving to pilfer American intellectual property undermines U.S. economic hegemony.
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Pursuing regional hegemony, Tehran continues to bolster its military capacity and expand its geographic footprint.
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The leadership had a chance to move toward peace but chose war and imperial hegemony.
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Ethnocentrism and racism are about maintaining racial hegemony and power, not about astute economic analysis.
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This — rather than the spread of liberal democracy — is the real evidence of democracy's hegemony.
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But they represent an underground alternative to the streaming hegemony of Spotify and Apple Music.
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Dollar hegemony is not without cost, but to renounce it would be a profound mistake.
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The most vocal expansionist was Theodore Roosevelt, for whom hegemony was an end in itself.
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This nexus is particularly troubling, likely presaging an era of American decline and Chinese hegemony.
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Salvini said Oettinger's comments were "threatening" and showed a "German desire for hegemony and control".
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Hong Kong's rise has been accompanied by an erosion of Western hegemony in Asian high finance.
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And far from moderating and containing China, slowbalisation will help it secure regional hegemony yet faster.
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WhatsAppWhatsApp is doing juuuuuust fine outside the United States, but its US hegemony is less certain.
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The result was a victory for Portland, and a defeat for the Warriors' NBA-wide hegemony.
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Qatar has a long history of both conceding to Saudi Arabia's regional hegemony and bucking it.
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Rather, they advocate a raw assertion of American power for the sake of maintaining global hegemony.
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So having different versions of the movies on people's shelves presents a problem for the hegemony.
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The road to this security runs directly through the vicious, uncompromising hegemony of Mohammad bin Salman.
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The pivot in trade policies has not undermined U.S. soft power or hegemony, as many predicted.
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So, what are we to do then if we want a path away from Facebook's hegemony?
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"We could lose our freedom of expression anytime in the face of Chinese hegemony," she said.
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By gratuitously alienating allies and upending trade deals, he has eased the way for China's hegemony.
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The hegemony of white landowners prompted few, if any, complaints about tribalism in the national conversation.
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America indeed has strategic interests in Iraq, primarily related to Iran's nuclear program, terrorism and hegemony.
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Iran's quest for hegemony in the Middle East has changed the political landscape in the region.
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He's the American president, they're not, and global hegemony means never having to say you're sorry.
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Under those circumstances, empathy looks less like identifying with the other and more like emotional hegemony.
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The main subject that animated his writing was the political hegemony he perceived at the university.
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But they may have less avowable reasons to support Spain's hegemony in Catalonia at any price.
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"Democratic socialists must secure decisive majorities in legislatures while winning hegemony in the unions," he writes.
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In this view, hegemony is about perception as much as about hard tools like tanks or missiles.
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S. & british [sic] government hegemony + money = bloodbath" and "Slashings, Stabbings, & Assaults Will Result In Your Immediate Arrest.
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It should be remembered that the heyday of Western democracy corresponded with the zenith of Western hegemony.
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After the oil-price shocks of the 1970s, Saudi Arabia embarked on a programme for Muslim hegemony.
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Everything else on the market, even most ThinkPads, has now succumbed to the hegemony of 23:22.
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China is not just in a better position to challenge America's hegemony than it used to be.
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Brexit would also upset the balance of power, leaving more naked both German hegemony and French weakness.
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Project. It is particularly so at a time when American hegemony is ebbing, and as the U.S.
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"China will not, repeat, not repeat the old practice of a strong country seeking hegemony," Wang said.
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A.A. has ridden to hegemony on some of our strongest cultural winds: Protestantism, self-improvement, abstemiousness, scientism.
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A fundamental Chinese belief in its extended geographic periphery runs headlong into U.S. hegemony in the Pacific.
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United Korea may well become Asia's Germany and challenge China's political and economic hegemony in the region.
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So download your disk image, burn it up, and get started on the road to cryptocurrency hegemony.
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However, Pierpont reinforces the hegemony of MOMA by ignoring other institutions that have recognized the women's contributions.
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Arguably the most dramatic of these is the hegemony of the new, and of the relatively new.
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Schake wants to understand the long trajectory of the shift in power that culminated in American hegemony.
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The United States is fully aware of the threat to its three-decade hegemony in women's soccer.
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Hegemony, your first full-length release, contains all songs that you wrote and honed in prison, right?
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Adityanath is a hard-line advocate of Hindutva — an ideology that advocates for Hindu hegemony over India.
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Japan and India are particularly keen to find new ways to counter China's hegemony over Asia's waterways.
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We also have the support of all countries in the world that reject protectionism, unilateralism and hegemony.
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Mr. Tillerson accused Iran of seeking regional hegemony at the expense of American allies like Saudi Arabia.
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And it's important with this - precisely this new context not to have any hegemony in the region.
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So it was these six movie companies essentially were able to extend their hegemony into everything else.
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This week Le Monde ran an editorial entitled "The challenges of hegemony", fretting about the "non-existent" opposition.
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But they're in it together, and the two appear to be taking steps together against US global hegemony.
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" By June, Macron was looking to take the lead of a European brigade against Trump, rejecting American "hegemony.
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What is more, the world's big economies have much to lose from an end to American monetary hegemony.
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Westminster is a festival of Victoriana, a neo-Gothic reminder of Britain's past hegemony and Blitz-era defiance.
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The hegemony was fuelled by the cricketing mania this stirred, in a unique interlude between colonialism and modernity.
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Are there any concrete political goals on the alt-right, apart from restoring a kind of cultural hegemony?
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To the West, China is a threat to Western hegemony and its grip on wealth and global power.
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US conservatives are engaged in a hopeless and purely dilatory effort to preserve the hegemony of fossil fuels.
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No matter how much Lara changes in the course of this adventure, she's still an instrument of hegemony.
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That may change once kick off arrives, however, as England seek to break America's hegemony of the game.
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U.S. hegemony in the region is non-negotiable, and we must preserve the status quo balance of power.
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Most analysts, including McCoy and Wright, agree that American hegemony has always relied heavily on other countries' consent.
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"It was the end of the western hegemony and the fall of painting, in a way," he added.
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"Things happen slowly when you're fighting against the hegemony... I still have time before the elections," she said.
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It will make it harder for would-be imitators of Chávez and Mr Morales to establish lasting hegemony.
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To listen or purchase the Institution's first LP, Hegemony, visit their website or stream the record on Spotify.
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And the best part is that the immensely profitable "donations" that lead to such hegemony are tax-deductible.
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Iran's efforts to achieve hegemony in the Middle East have entailed the brutal suppression of Sunni Arab populations.
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America's Asia-Pacific hegemony has been constructed via coercion: conquest, colonization, occupation and more subtle forms of imperialism.
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So maybe my students thought they were striking a blow against the dark hegemony of greedy textbook publishers.
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Confirming the hegemony, only one of the last eight finalists (Argentina in 2014) have come from Latin America.
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For others, burning the American flag is an expressive repudiation of American war-mongering, hegemony, and unearned exceptionalism.
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He pointed to their attempts to gain hegemony in urban spaces using techniques pioneered by the student movement.
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Shielded from Saudi Arabia's regional hegemony, Qatar has maneuvered with exceptional agility to make a name for itself.
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If it benefits the culture to be seamlessly integrated into the hegemony in America, then they do that.
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Leftists can excoriate it as an instance of tech's bone-deep sexism and exploitative hegemony of privileged white men.
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Barclays is probably one of only two European banks that could challenge Wall Street's hegemony, the other being HSBC.
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This existential battle between America and those who threaten its hegemony animates, in their eyes, nearly every international crisis.
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It's about American hegemony versus the Chinese decision to try to, [in] 2025, take a lot of industries away.
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Unlike other aspects of American hegemony, the dollar has grown more important as the world has globalised, not less.
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How could Mr Obama possibly think that the doctrine boils down to ceding hegemony in East Asia to China?
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Above all, Love Story uncovers the mechanisms of cultural hegemony and how the media de-personifies narratives of displacement.
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Western hegemony has left a huge imprint on the world, but it was never destined to last for ever.
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Oddly enough, the museum falters as a bastion of the male hegemony still apparent in the larger art world.
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Yet it is easy to see why so many people are entertaining them in the face of Tory hegemony.
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The United States, meanwhile, spends much more than 2 percent of GDP on the quest for global military hegemony.
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But new rules may instead serve to strengthen Facebook's and Google's hegemony and extend their lead on the internet.
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Stripped of their political and social hegemony, they will increasingly resort to violence to maintain their hold on power.
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The First World War ended with a nascent American hegemony and strong hints that Britain's imperial days were numbered.
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After the Cold War, he continued to believe that American global hegemony was crucial for creating a better world.
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Arizona, where Latinos are also threatening the GOP's hegemony and Democrat Krysten Sinema is neck-and-neck against Rep.
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"Neither Riyadh nor Tehran can achieve sustainable hegemony in the region at the expense of the other," writes Behravesh.
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The security of the United States and its allies depends on preventing regional hegemony or coercion by hostile powers.
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Nor would they be expected to accommodate to any version of Protestant cultural hegemony that rested on theological orthodoxy.
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Only with Mr. Erdogan's election and solidification of power in the early 2000s was this secular hegemony fully broken.
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Sectarian violence is now engulfing the region, and the Saudi-Iranian war of hegemony is propelling this lethal drama.
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A symbol of American hegemony had turned overnight into a symbol of another kind: of hubris, intelligence failure, overreach.
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As China increasingly challenges American hegemony, the Middle East will likely emerge as a key arena for this rivalry.
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China's "A Next Generation Artificial Intelligence Development Plan" released in July 85033, alerted the world to China's hegemony ambitions.
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It also helps the United States maintain a military footprint in Asia and a grand strategy of American hegemony.
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But the latest attempt to challenge the US company's hegemony in the taxi app market is a different beast.
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But let's be honest, I don't want to turn this into a uni essay on Gramsci's idea of hegemony.
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With well over half a billion dollars spent on NGS, Singapore has effectively bought cultural hegemony over the region.
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The dynamics of the moment may also make this debate particularly divorced from the hegemony of the old political twitter.
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America's unique willingness to lead by fusing power and legitimacy saw off the Soviet Union and carried it to hegemony.
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For America, the inclusion of A-shares is another reminder that its financial hegemony faces increasing competition from the east.
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He became an early portal for myself and many others to begin considering real-world notions of race and hegemony.
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But many Bolivians regard Mr Mesa as a representative of the white ruling class, whose political hegemony Mr Morales ended.
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In Europe, pipeline interconnectors and LNG terminals, particularly in the northeast, have slowly but steadily been weakening Russia's pipeline hegemony.
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"We will never seek hegemony or engage in expansion, never pursue development at the expenses of others' interests," it said.
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"No matter how strong China may become, China will never seek hegemony or never establish spheres of influence," he said.
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You often hear the crisis of liberal hegemony being described as a crisis of liberalism, but I don't buy this.
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"These roads cannot be those of a new hegemony, which would transform those that they cross into vassals," Macron said.
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The regime has lost its ideological legitimacy and political hegemony, but not its ability to coerce the population into submission.
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It's not an exaggeration to say that this move signals the end of democracy's hegemony as the world's political ideal.
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Fink has since expressed regret for some of her actions, but her stance against "LGBT hegemony" has grown deeper roots.
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One of the things was, she operated in the magazine's hegemony era essentially, and then things shifted for you all.
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Wednesday's report said China and Russia were seeking regional hegemony and pursuing aggressive military buildups aimed at neutralizing American strengths.
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It stands wholly apart from human civilization, hardy and self-sustaining, mocking our hegemony, claiming the earth as its own.
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However, specifically the buying and selling of oil and other energy sources shows how "sticky" the U.S. hegemony still is.
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That sends Europe a sad message: The era of America's benign hegemony may be over, with Europe extremely ill prepared.
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Similarly, NATO, created in 1949 — at a time of overwhelming U.S. military dominance — didn't seek to lock in our hegemony.
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Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has vowed "harsh retaliation," calling Soleimani the "international face of resistance" against Western hegemony.
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The hegemony of contemporary has created a new set of challenges for dealers, auctioneers and collectors in more traditional areas.
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Most notably, dollar hegemony affords the U.S. the ability to run large and prolonged budget and balance-of-payments deficits.
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Amid the turmoil of the past decade, investors have clung to the safety of dollar assets, reinforcing America's monetary hegemony.
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The real question will be if Washington can control its own desire for global hegemony enough to make that possible.
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De Gaulle's exclusion from Yalta fed his growing distrust of what he saw as an emerging postwar Anglo-American hegemony.
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He would have continued to attack Americans and our allies as a means of asserting Iran's desire for regional hegemony.
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OBOR is far more than discrete infrastructure and energy investments throughout Eurasia; it is the Party's concept of global hegemony.
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"The hegemony of the left has ended," he said, but added that it was not clear what would replace it.
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If they succeed, their creations may challenge the hegemony of the tech giants far more effectively than any antitrust regulation.
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France urged Iran on Thursday to refrain from all "military provocation" and cautioned it against "all temptations for regional hegemony".
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Apoliticism and reinforcement of the Western hegemony is what we do in video games; the classic opiate of the masses.
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"Let us witness the destruction of Israel's hegemony," one protest leader shouted into a megaphone as protesters burned an Israeli flag.
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"I think this would be a sign that it admits that this is about worldwide hegemony from the Chinese," Cramer said.
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"There's a latent fear of Saudi hegemony," says Becca Wasser, who monitors the Gulf for RAND Corporation, an American think-tank.
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But now that China has become richer and more powerful, its aspirations to regional leadership and even hegemony are growing stronger.
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And she idiotically delivered a dragon right into the hands of the Night King, her most serious rival for military hegemony.
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There's a conflicted sense of whether this kind of hegemony is good or bad; it's just the way things are now.
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After a period of hegemony for the left, of various strands, the region has swung to the right in recent elections.
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It was the starkest expression of American hegemony in the region to that point, and indicated a pivot away from Europe.
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Perhaps it just assumed its hegemony was untouchable—that it can change and adapt, write live-blogs and put up paywalls.
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McBride's win drew attention to Galley Beggar Press and other independent publishers who have started challenging the hegemony of mainstream publishing.
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Speaking of hegemony, your album Brute is a pretty powerful commentary on authoritarianism in America and the increasingly militarized police state.
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Indeed, part of the advantage of global hegemony is that it allows for greater room for hypocrisy in the dominant power.
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Trump has ushered in a new era of American hegemony, one in which the hegemon is adrift, mercurial, and utterly irresponsible.
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Racial identity politics has long been the domain of the Democratic party, where the hegemony of the left has taken root.
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Managing that stability, while continuing to fight extremism and Iran's drive for hegemony, is the challenge for Washington and its allies.
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Since coming to power in 2014, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi of Iraq has worked to push back against Iranian hegemony.
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The linchpin of this century-spanning novel is the Boxer Rebellion, the violent 1899 uprising of Chinese nationalists against foreign hegemony.
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And so we entered a period of corporate hegemony in both political parties, with fewer political compromises required for doing business.
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In a world increasingly dominated by the Google/Apple/Facebook/Amazon hegemony, we hear a lot about the threat to privacy.
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The EU is drawing up plans to boost the competitiveness of European companies amid the hegemony of U.S. and Chinese firms.
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Mr. Volcker, a towering, taciturn and somewhat rumpled figure, arrived in Washington as America's postwar economic hegemony was beginning to crumble.
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The Supreme Court's commercial speech decisions began to reflect the hegemony of commercial advertising interests over every aspect of American culture.
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He refers to Orban opposing "hegemony of Brussels" and pursuing national interest "in the face of liberal, Soros funded, opposition." pic.twitter.
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Turkey's increasingly authoritarian president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has long embraced Mr. Maduro as a comrade against Western, and especially American, hegemony.
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China has made autonomous warfare a priority, investing billions into the industry in pursuit of new tools to fight American military hegemony.
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In a liberal democracy, it's about shattering the established parties, the established cooperations and the established intellectual forms of power and hegemony.
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Gulf leaders say the deal has emboldened Iran's pursuit of regional hegemony in part through support for proxy groups fueling regional conflicts.
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The IDE follows Visual Studio Code, Microsoft's code editor, to OS X. Why is Microsoft seemingly abandoning the quest for Windows hegemony?
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Conversely, the anger of Toby Keith confirms a desire for vengeance, and a Francophobic Captain America, the need to reclaim American hegemony.
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In journalism, the hegemony of a New York Times-style, view-from-nowhere objectivity led to the exclusion of non-elite voice.
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He was the young, bearded revolutionary from a small island who took on the enormous Goliath of US capitalism and American hegemony.
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Curator of the exhibition Paul B. Preciado believes Böttner's work is a critique of the hegemony of the hand in art history.
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Should Joshua beat Klitschko this weekend, he will no doubt be hailed as the next man to establish hegemony over heavyweight boxing.
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Celebrity chefs, competitive cooking shows, and the collapse of French hegemony have made haute cuisine seem like a relic of the past.
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They're increasingly targeting "normies" within Generation Z for radicalization by acting the part of the counterculture pushing back on the progressive hegemony.
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This straw man is also built from a sad contemporary trend of Catholic bishops discarding individual conscience in favor of religious hegemony.
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Still, Mr. Macron warned that the effort should not be "one-way," Reuters reported, and he spoke of the dangers of hegemony.
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But the pluralists did not overcome the analytic hegemony, with analytic philosophers remaining a large majority in the most highly regarded departments.
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Trying to establish why nobody has been able to challenge their hegemony has been a discussion theme in the game for years.
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The rival group therefore propose to sidestep the hegemony of rings altogether, with a different successor to the LHC: a linear collider.
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This was not by chance; it was a deliberate policy, strengthening Juventus's hand while weakening a rival that might challenge its hegemony.
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Even as it becomes clear that nations should be weaned from foreign hegemony, the transition is almost always messy and sometimes bloody.
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But the deployment recalled a Cold War era in which Russian intrigue grabbed headlines and Norwegians lived in fear of Soviet hegemony.
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Two are related: the reinvigoration of China's military prowess and the assertion of what it sees as its right to regional hegemony.
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China's demands for the code of conduct, says Teodoro Locsin, the Philippine foreign secretary, are intended as "implicit recognition of Chinese hegemony".
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Many Iraqis understand the importance of U.S. assistance in the fight against ISIS and appreciate America as a counterweight to Iranian hegemony.
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Consumers line up for Levi Strauss jeans and other products as they still covet American goods as symbols of U.S. economic hegemony.
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Amazingly, radically different people from radically different backgrounds and locales share an incredible hegemony here on Morningside Heights in their radical politics.
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The prospect of Vladimir Putin fulfilling his dream of re-establishing Russian hegemony over Eastern Europe is not far from Biden's mind.
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Japan's industrialization in the 211th century — well ahead of competing East Asian powers — put an end to Chinese hegemony over the region.
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Ifan's character is not quite a villain, but he represents an orientation to institutional power and American hegemony that is totally unreflective.
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That this is what the world's most skilled soldiers must resort to if they're to maintain peace and, more importantly, US international hegemony.
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His repudiation of the Trans-Pacific Partnership removed a challenge to China's regional economic hegemony, a key objective of its grey-zone strategy.
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Political hegemony is a certain recipe for relative economic stagnation, increasingly acute social stresses and accelerated political decline of the regime and system.
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Without focused involvement and engagement by the United States and our allies and partners China will realize its dream of hegemony in Asia.
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Since Japan and South Korea are unlikely to accept such a hegemony tamely, this will likely to lead to major war in Asia.
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Countries should not engage in internet activities that harm nations' security, interfere in their internal affairs, and "should not engage in cyber hegemony".
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The magazine has been critical of Trump, and so this is another example of the gradual hegemony of Trumpism over the conservative world.
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The move heightened the sense of a collision between the world's two largest economies, not just over tariffs but also over technological hegemony.
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But it is a powerful repudiation of establishment hegemony — and an inflection point in the battle between the party's center and left wing.
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Now, after two decades of stability and prospects for a prosperous future, Serbia again is returning to an old vocation — seeking regional hegemony.
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Accusing Scorsese (and his defenders) of elitism was exemplary pseudo-populism, a defense of corporate hegemony disguised as a celebration of mass taste.
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And ongoing unrest in Lebanon and Iraq, especially in the latter, is undermining Tehran's efforts to establish its hegemony throughout the Middle East.
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There, Iran is continuing the long struggle for hegemony within Islam and in the broader Middle East, Shiite against Sunni, Persian against Arab.
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This anxiety over the decline of white hegemony, in turn, helped propel a segment of conservative voters to cast ballots for Donald Trump.
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British Foreign Policy in the Era of American Hegemony, and a senior lecturer in the school of Geography, Politics, and Sociology at Newcastle University.
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In keeping with the white-nationalist ideas of that campaign and of the president's brain trust, they target the stated threats to white hegemony.
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America has long sought to prevent any one power having hegemony in Asia, whereas China wants to keep potential adversaries far from its shores.
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According to Mr Inkster, China is convinced that America is exploiting its hold over the internet to perpetuate its hegemony and to spread subversion.
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Fearing a return of the jihadists and Iranian hegemony, America has promised to stay in north-eastern Syria until a peace deal is reached.
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Despite the film's rich critiques and commentary on capitalism, Western hegemony, and the US, the West's media has largely ignored the film's actual content.
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In fact, much of the film's original content such as its critiques of capitalism, Western hegemony, and environmental issues was overlooked or not mentioned.
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"The United States talks about freedom of navigation, but I fear in its heart what it's thinking about is absolute maritime hegemony," she added.
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The candidate calls on citizens to vigilantly protect the nation both physically and ideologically for the purpose of maintaining and furthering a white hegemony.
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Yet both powers recognized that hegemony in Europe and the Mediterranean required the projection of cultural influence as much as the force of arms.
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Yet Russia's drive for regaining derzhavnost and regional hegemony runs deeper than the changing qualities of its regime or the motivations of its rulers.
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And over the past 70 years we've achieved a minor geopolitical, historical and civilisational miracle: a political equation free of hegemony which permits peace.
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The Fight for Religious Liberty Beyond the Christian Right," reveals how its efforts have in fact advanced a much narrower agenda: "conservative Christian hegemony.
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But Westad's argument might be summarized by insisting that the Cold War needs to be understood as a struggle for hegemony, not just power.
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Question: Most of America's important allies in Asia say the Pacific pact is crucial to counter Chinese political and economic hegemony in the region.
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Noriega was a Cold War ally of the United States in a region where Soviet-backed insurgencies threatened American hegemony in the Western Hemisphere.
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But the current stand-off is widely seen as just part of a broader struggle for hegemony between the world's two biggest economic powers.
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Anslinger and his underlings lost no time in leveraging America's newfound hegemony to force the other nations of the UN toward a prohibition model.
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Indeed, it seems likely that literally trillions of dollars of paper stock market wealth could be eliminated by weakening shareholder hegemony in this way.
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And without access to an independent source of funding, it's difficult for anyone to create a political force strong enough to challenge Fidesz's hegemony.
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And California has struggled to realize its ambitions for a high-speed train connecting Los Angeles and San Francisco, despite statewide Democratic Party hegemony.
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In Japan, they all assumed a position of pre-eminence, their own acolytes cementing the hegemony of Modernism over other forms of Japanese architecture.
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Racism." But for Mr. Starr, this well-intentioned remark misses the point: "Both the anthem and the flag are symbols of white hegemony. Freedom?
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What allowed these market liberal views to gain hegemony was, above all, the offensive that business undertook against labor unions and public interest groups.
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The myth of a "capitalist peace," in which economic integration undergirded by U.S. economic hegemony engenders mutual goodwill, remains far too common in America.
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Evidence has been gathering that conflict over trade, technology and economic hegemony has been weighing heavily on some countries that rely on industrial exports.
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Their articulation of the issues and their large-scale mobilization forced the OPDO to reconsider its positions, and eventually challenge TPLF's hitherto unquestioned hegemony.
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By contrast, Iran both wants the economic benefits of international trade and simultaneously aspires to regional hegemony—projecting its power from Afghanistan to Lebanon.
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"Blade," the 1998 film about a vampiric hunter of the undead was the key precursor to the modern era of superheroic pop-culture hegemony.
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Would Islam also lose its hegemony over public life, to become a mere one among various voices, not the dominant one, in Muslim societies?
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And at a time of blockbuster hegemony and streaming ascendancy, they also represented a business and an audience in constant and sometimes confusing flux.
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The two giants are wrestling more broadly for hegemony in Asia, and given that both are equipped with nuclear weapons, the situation could escalate.
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Evidence has been gathering that conflict over trade, technology and economic hegemony has been weighing heavily on some countries that rely on industrial exports.
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Throughout those years, Assange always maintained that the US intended to imprison him—that US hegemony considered him too dangerous to be left free.
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Different, in this context, becomes less about its relativity to the hegemony of haircuts and becomes a standalone descriptor—something in and of itself.
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"Iran has not hidden its agenda: They are openly seeking influence in Iraq and trying to impose their hegemony over this region," said Dizayee.
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"The U.S. side has been talking about freedom of navigation, but in their minds I'm afraid they are thinking about absolute maritime hegemony," she said.
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It shows that society is more complex and that there's a way to tell the period story that's not starched white—white people, white hegemony.
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What's going on here has little to do with imperial hegemony and domination; the vibe is rather one of absorption and openness, conscientiousness and respect.
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He is a cultish leader of a neo-caliphate that he wants to establish hegemony on, America should really look at suspending them from NATO.
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That said, there have been multiple occasions in which Buffon has faltered; forced into taking more than one hiatus from his own hard-earned hegemony.
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And there are good reasons that Facebook, Snapchat, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram were able to hang on to their hegemony over the global social network.
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And hip-hop, which had been rising slowly through the 1980s, suddenly soared, and we're still living in a hegemony of hip-hop-inflected music.
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People are actually consuming products from elsewhere, and small countries that used to bear the hegemony of Anglo products are finding themselves more successfully exporting.
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It's not just InDesign, Photoshop and Illustrator that Canva's services are looking to topple, but the hegemony of Microsoft's office suite, as well, Perkins says.
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Both countries boast a close relationship, reflected by years of technology transfers, arm sales and a common aim of preventing U.S. hegemony in Asia-Pacific.
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This year more than 200 people, a record number, put themselves forward as "alternative" candidates for local office, contesting the hegemony of the Communist Party.
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They explicitly desire American hegemony over their region because it serves their interests, helping to maintain their rule at home and their outsize influence abroad.
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"The foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran is to protect multilateralism and confront American hegemony," Jahangiri said, according to the IRIB news agency.
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"Without focused involvement and engagement by the United States and our allies and partners China will realize its dream of hegemony in Asia," he said.
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While Russian President Vladimir Putin's designs on the new Armenia are not clear, Putin seems to care about maintaining Russian hegemony in the South Caucasus.
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It remains the most powerful tool in upsetting the hegemony of corporate publishing, which has created a homogenous book culture driven by sales and popularity.
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Iranian officials brazenly boast that their country is now in control of four Arab capitals — Beirut, Baghdad, Sana and Damascus — and gloat over their hegemony.
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Still, a telling emblem of Silicon Valley's hegemony and its winner-take-all ethos is Durant's acqui-hire, to borrow a bit of tech jargon.
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With America's current hegemony, there is little that can be done to shame our leaders, and the grassroots of the alt-right are no different.
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China sees U.S. support for rival South China Sea claimants Vietnam and the Philippines as interference and an attempt to establish hegemony in the region.
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Meanwhile, their hundred-year hegemony in the "Solid South" was fast eroding as Republicans took advantage of the white backlash to civil rights and feminism.
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The arrest heightened the sense of a major collision between the world's two largest economic powers not just over tariffs but also over technological hegemony.
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China's blockchain push serves two of its strategic goals: ending the hegemony of the dollar, and reducing technological dependence on the US for foundational technologies.
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Oil prices have risen, too, as the geopolitical risk premium in crude has grown amid the jockeying for regional hegemony between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
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More ominously, demographic, economic and political decline, and the loss of intellectual hegemony, have plunged many long-term winners of history into a vengeful despair.
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My family's story is nothing special; North America was built by immigrants who are exploited for their labor while simultaneously being shunned by the hegemony.
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Through an interruption of the status quo, Hsieh has attempted to rebel against the existing socio-political hegemony and strip bare the mechanisms of subjugation.
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"The First Capital Command is losing grounds and it looks like Comando Classe A is helping them stop the hegemony of Red Command," he said.
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Buoyed by the end of sanctions and the release of frozen assets, Iran has doubled down on a foreign policy whose goal is regional hegemony.
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The appeal of this competition, the most glamorous club soccer can offer, was starting to wither under the unassailable hegemony of Barcelona, Bayern and Real.
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The movement he joined had succeeded in breaking the mainstream news media's informational hegemony (something the mainstream media had a hand in, too, he said).
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Jamal Mahjoub's "Duende 2077" is the most explicitly rebellious simply for its premise, which posits a futuristic Caliphate after the fall of Christian/Western hegemony.
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The first city being built you start transforming the surrounding environment, researching technologies and expanding until, by the end, you achieve hegemony over the world.
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Monoculture is a Pleasantville image of a lost togetherness that was maybe just an illusion in the first place, or a byproduct of socioeconomic hegemony.
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Streaming services like Hulu and Netflix have been steadily chipping away at the hegemony that broadcast and cable networks have long held at the Emmys.
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His optimistic idea of dominating the world hinges on nostalgia about a past U.S. hegemony over the rest of the world — hegemony that today could only be restored by further militarizing the world order and isolating the U.S. Furthermore, Trump's misplaced and demoralizing dystopian narrative invokes fear, bigotry and xenophobia, deflects his supporters from any rational analysis of his credentials to be the President.
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At the same time, he has threatened new sanctions against Tehran over its ballistic missile program and promised to address its growing hegemony in the region.
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The more the United States engages directly and indirectly with BRI countries, the less likely BRI is to become a one-way path to Chinese hegemony.
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"Quantum capabilities will likely define hegemony in this century's increasingly digital, interconnected economy, and the U.S. cannot abdicate our leadership in this crucial field," said Hurd.
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The only athlete to dent the U.S. hegemony was Canadian Ellie Black, the reigning Pan Am all-around champion who took top spot on the vault.
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Wang said that while Asia belonged to the people of Asia, China did not seek a closed continent or to create "a new order" or hegemony.
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Fears of deleterious Iranian hegemony are wildly overblown: Its population of 85033 million makes up less than one-fifth of the Middle East's 420 million people.
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Rather than search for a new excuse for global hegemony, what we need is restraint in the face of the ever-present temptation to use force.
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" When the president withdrew from the Iran deal in May, Washington Post columnist Anne Applebaum lamented that "the era of American hegemony" had been "remarkably brief.
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But it's almost a given that every hegemony stubbornly likes to think it is the last although history shows that states and empires rise and fall.
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Whereas China accuses the United States of seeking maritime hegemony in Asia, Washington says its interest in the South China Sea is preserving freedom of navigation.
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Plausible outcomes here range from everything including a repeat of Obama's "reset" experiment to renewed Russian hegemony over Central Europe to a terrifying great power war.
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Be it under the slogan of America's "benevolent global hegemony," the neoconservative version, or "the indispensable nation," the neoliberal variant, the party in power scarcely matters.
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Qiu reiterated China's frequent stance that its armed forces are not a threat to anyone and that no matter what happens it will never "pursue hegemony".
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As per usual, interest surrounding the sacking of Rome and the decline of Roman hegemony were in actuality rooted in modern fears over the current empire.
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The U.S. military sailed the guided-missile destroyer USS Wayne E. Meyer near the Paracel Islands, causing Beijing to accuse Washington of "navigational hegemony," CNN reported.
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"There is already an undercurrent of fear of the Chinese in Europe and the United States because they represent a challenge to Western hegemony," he said.
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Fidel's only "merit" (and I use the word cautiously) came in resisting U.S. hegemony — but he could've done it without the suffering and oppression of people.
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The U.S. military sailed the guided-missile destroyer USS Wayne E. Meyer near the Paracel Islands, causing Beijing to accuse Washington of "navigational hegemony," CNN reported.
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China does not seek to export its development model nor want to import any foreign models, seeking only peace and not "hegemony", the policy paper said.
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As an investment in shared prosperity (or, if you prefer, global hegemony), the running cost of American military power may be one of history's better bargains.
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But I'm also very drawn to writers who declare a war on the hegemony of what we have decided is relevant, on what we consider news.
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And on the global stage, we face two colossi — India and China — which, with their billions, are projected to outstrip American economic hegemony within two decades.
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In the last decade, Russia was actively defending its economic and cultural presence in the region, but it never openly challenged NATO or European Union hegemony.
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But 10 years later, the ideas that Nakamoto unleashed with that paper now pose the most significant challenge to the hegemony of InternetTwo giants like Facebook.
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Obama's presidency saw the US lead a "strategic pivot" toward Asia-Pacific, which meant an intensification of US presence in the region to counter Chinese hegemony.
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Liberalism spread in the 19th and 20th centuries against the backdrop first of British naval hegemony and, later, the economic and military rise of the United States.
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Investing in a French resurgence under Mr Macron would help revive the Franco-German engine and thus relieve Berlin of the sort of implied hegemony it spurns.
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"The cultural hegemony exerted by the art world in the West has established a hierarchy where Western art is considered the canon of good taste," she said.
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While Russia and China may have previously competed in the global hegemony, they now share a mutual desire to diminish US influence -- especially on the Korean peninsula.
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In the same way that atomic weaponry symbolized power throughout the Cold War, quantum capability is likely to define hegemony in today's increasingly digital, interconnected global economy.
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To protect our democratic values we call on countries around the world to stand together, reaffirm our commitment to freedom and constrain the expansion of China's hegemony.
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Studied in detail, Egypt's squash hegemony offers lessons in how any country can compete in any individual sport, with the right combination of history, culture and geography.
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The days of traditional banking, and the hegemony of big brand-name banks, are coming to a close, as consumers demand more transparent, responsive and honest treatment.
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The two countries, contended BMI Research, were vying for religious and regional political hegemony, facing each other through proxy conflicts in Syria, Yemen, Iraq, Lebanon and Bahrain.
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Trump will pursue 'regional hegemony' in South China Sea: Chinese academics Trump keeps politics on his Thanksgiving menu Both candidates made frequent visits to Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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The CSU, for example, blames the chancellor for its deep losses in Bavaria, where the party's longstanding hegemony will be tested in a state election next year.
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It was all about the United States, focusing largely on the bitter competition with China and Russia for hegemony and how to take them on and win.
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While the libertarian turn against democracy is aimed at preserving free-market capitalism, some leading religious conservatives have a different worry: the loss of Christian cultural hegemony.
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In our mythos, hegemony over the Middle East is fondly but falsely remembered as more stable, more welcome, and more durable than it actually was or is.
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The war had religious roots as the Holy Roman Emperor (initially the Habsburg Ferdinand II) tried to reassert Catholic hegemony over the Protestant areas of the empire.
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The real-world implications of the hegemony of this male default creates a data gap, causing women daily discomfort to placing their safety and lives at risk.
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They also will encourage China to press forward in its drive to break up the American alliance system across Asia and establish a hegemony centered on Beijing.
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"The message from the U.S. Treasury is don't expect the U.S. government to pull many punches here in its battle for geopolitical hegemony with Russia," Ash said.
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Gardella declined—but their partnership would eventually become the first true threat to the hegemony Major League Baseball's owners held over their employees through the reserve clause.
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In 2015, Putin doubled down with another law allowing the government to deem certain NGOs "undesirable" if they are perceived to pose a threat to Russian hegemony.
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In this bloodbattle, this never-ending showdown between the Warriors and the rest of the league, the mind seeks any form of liberation from Golden State hegemony.
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Mr. Blum repeatedly challenged the idealistic premise of American exceptionalism and argued instead that world hegemony was Washington's covert goal, for economic, nationalistic, ideological and religious reasons.
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The greatest threat to the nation's hegemony for Beckley is not a rising power but domestic decay, which, he worries, will make life worse for most Americans.
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" This new era, he added, would "no longer be troubled by the ambitions of hypocrisy or the old-fashioned policy of hegemony and furthering selfish national interests.
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America really started to move toward hegemony just before the end of and after World War II when the Allied nations set up the Bretton Woods system.
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But online life creates an illusion of left-wing excess and hegemony that barely exists in the real world, at least outside of a few collegiate enclaves.
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Calling out military adventurism as a reason to abandon dollar hegemony is like saying you should lose your credit card for racking up charges on junk food.
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Enriched and legitimized by the deal, Iran deepened its hegemony over Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq, and provided long-range missiles to its proxies in Gaza and Yemen.
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One prevailing social border is the "glass ceiling": Men have become so used to exercising political, economic and cultural power that they don't recognize their own hegemony.
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That contest, many years further along than the one for quantum hegemony, shows how the U.S. can blow a comfortable lead by neglecting to implement a national strategy.
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"The Eritrean-Ethiopian war of 1998-2000 was in effect a conflict between the EPLF and TPLF over ideology and hegemony," explains Kjetil Tronvoll of Bjorknes University College.
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Most important, breaking America's hegemony in the Middle East shows that Russia is not merely a "regional power", as Barack Obama once put it, but a global one.
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Fidel Castro's name will live forever in the minds of generations and will inspire those aspiring to true independence and liberation from the yoke of colonialism and hegemony.
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He championed post-colonial states, challenged what he saw as the hegemony of the United States and helped turn his country into a seed-bed of 20093s idealism.
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Johns challenged the hegemony of the brushstroke by paralyzing it in thick encaustic, shaking the pillars of the reigning Abstract Expressionist movement and deflecting the course of modernism.
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Ahead of the European elections, Salvini visited the nationalist governments of Poland and Hungary, and promised a "European spring" that would break German-French hegemony over the continent.
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" Five years later, Goebbels told film industry professionals in Berlin that European hegemony would be impossible "if we do not also make ourselves supreme in the cultural field.
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A geographically distant benefactor is better than an overweening bully next door, which seeks to treat its current neighbor as a pawn in its drive for regional hegemony.
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Among those is a United States that has laid out an "Indo-Pacific Strategy" challenging Chinese maritime hegemony and seeking stronger ties with nations pushing back against Beijing.
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As the world's sole superpower, the United States has been torn between pushing for international agreements on nuclear issues and trying to maintain its hegemony at all cost.
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President George H.W. Bush, in the aftermath of the collapse of the Soviet Union, was interested in helping Poland economically as it was breaking away from Soviet hegemony.
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The sun is shining on China's vision of East Asian hegemony: a weakened relationship between Washington and Seoul, a stable and wealthier North Korea, and America in retreat.
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That strategy could potentially spell disaster for Europe's footballing hegemony, and this is why the Chinese Super League must be considered a serious threat to the established order.
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"Someone has probably achieved hegemony with the Mirai source and slapped DYN to either hit them directly or a customer downstream," Webb told Motherboard in an online chat.
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That time, however, his client wasn't a multinational; his client was the C.I.A. Though it deftly navigates the subject, the focus of "Black Water" isn't really American hegemony.
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"As China's military power grows, the fear is that so, too, will its appetite for regional hegemony," said Mr. Cronin of the Center for a New American Security.
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China has also tried to challenge the hegemony of the dollar by making the renminbi more widely popular, but that is a long-term project, so far unsuccessful.
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An actual Chinese drive for hegemony over Asia would spark major confrontations with Japan, India, South Korea, Taiwan and other regional powerhouses, as well as the United States.
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Shi'i clerics found the sorcerers' use of the Islamic notions of the "world of the unseen" (Gheyb) and of genies (Jinn) as a threat to their spiritual hegemony.
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" Tsai said China wants to become a "global hegemony" and if Xi's attention turns to expansion outside of the country's borders, Taiwan would be "first to be hit.
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Rather than an apartheid state exercising hegemony over the totality of their patrimony, Palestinians will insist on an alternative one-state reality based on the premise of equality.
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That is, China enjoys the peril we face because China wants us all weak, intimidated and not pursuing what China considers to be our hegemony in East Asia.
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As the new defense strategy implies, take U.S. hegemony out of that equation and great powers may clash once again to the detriment of a cherished world order.
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Bouteflika championed post-colonial states, challenged what he saw as the hegemony of the United States and helped turned his country into a seed-bed of 20093s idealism.
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The crisis of liberalism is that it became so cocky about the hegemony of its own ideas that it lost the ability to make the case for itself.
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STRONG NAVY 'ESSENTIAL' Qiu reiterated China's frequent stance that its armed forces are not a threat to anyone and that no matter what happens it will never "pursue hegemony".
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Mrs Le Pen and Mr Mélenchon may not believe it, but Germany has no appetite for hegemony: "a European Germany, not a German Europe" as Thomas Mann put it.
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Hegemony means one of two things to Berlin: an unassertive Germany held responsible for everything that goes wrong or an assertive Germany hated for telling others what to do.
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South Korea is central to a complex geopolitical situation, with the belligerent North Korea on its heels, while superpowers U.S. and China jostle for hegemony in the Asia Pacific.
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It's not the end of WWE hegemony—it will take a single promotion drawing numbers somewhere in the vicinity on a consistent basis for that to be the case.
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In an exhibition from 2014 at the Edouard Malingue Gallery in Hong Kong, Xun managed to evade censorship while displaying works that challenged the hegemony of China's "official" history.
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"I guess it's partly to do with Western Europe being the dominant cultural hegemony, with a history of colonizing other lands," she said in a Twitter DM to Mashable.
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Significantly, Latin American artists are well represented here, challenging perceptions of North American hegemony, with works by Venezuelan artist Gego, and the Brazilians Mira Schendel and Anna Maria Maiolino.
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It's not as if overthrowing the Good Place hegemony (which is managed, I should mention here, by a delightful Ted Danson) will make people treat each other more fairly.
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"Both countries really use their relationship to showcase ... there is an alternative to the American hegemony and they've been doing that for a while even before Trump," she said.
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GENEVA, July 29 (Reuters) - Iran's foreign policy is to protect multilateralism and confront American hegemony, Iranian Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri said on Monday, according to the IRIB news agency.
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" "In such a context, the rule of law is nothing but a tool for their political ends and a fig leaf for their practicing hegemony in the international arena.
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This latest deleterious action trotted out by the Trump administration is a betrayal to those on the front lines fighting for the hegemony of the colonies of African elephants.
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Ironically, however, as the hegemony of English decreases the need to speak other languages for work or for travel, the cachet attached to acquiring them seems to be growing.
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In fact, the survival and hegemony of the clubs are products of the illiberal agenda of out-of-touch alumni who fund the clubs and impose their antiquated rules.
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Foreign policy is the realm where aspiring governing elites establish hegemony, not only over other countries but within this one, reconciling contradictory interests and ideas, and unifying domestic constituencies.
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Even so, votes this weekend showed a sense of pragmatism when it came to approaching a party that has enjoyed a near-hegemony over liberal politics in this country.
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"The financial hegemony of the United States is so influential that European banks are scared to work with us," said Saeed Laylaz, an economist close to the Rouhani government.
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Each year the company generates hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue from TV deals, merchandise, and sold-out shows pushing the hegemony of its brand of sports entertainment.
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One of the chief casualties of the College Football Playoff's hegemony is a tendency to downplay the significance of what a bowl game, any old bowl game, can mean.
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Pivotally, the exhibition skirts the singular interpretive mania of exploring the repercussions of modern cultural hegemony and colonialism on non-Western people by investigating the narrow politics of identity.
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And second, that far-right personalities attract people by offering an escape from the airlessness of liberalism, a chance to rebel against its cultural hegemony and increasing ideological conformism.
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Started by Mr. Podhoretz and William Kristol, both scions of establishment conservative figures, The Weekly Standard offered an alternative to the National Review-led hegemony of right-wing publications.
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Hua also questioned whether U.S. Navy "freedom of navigation" operations were really about preserving the right for ships to sail through the region or an attempt to maintain hegemony.
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"We're more fearful than the other" members of the European Union about Chinese power and hegemony, said François Godement, an expert at the Institut Montaigne research center in Paris.
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The world's default state, in this telling, is peaceful American hegemony, where every foreign leader is restrained from any bad action anywhere by their belief in American-enforced justice.
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T-Mobile and its renegade chief executive, John Legere, proved that the wireless phone hegemony could be attacked by a smart rival that sells transparency along with cellphone service.
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While fiscal responsibility is a critical constraint, we must carefully consider whether less than $6900 billion per year is sufficient to counteract China's threat of AI hegemony by 2628.
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For America and much of Asia, this is how Beijing achieves hegemony in the region after American forces are deterred from intervening and are eventually eased out of Asia.
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"They have culture hegemony in legal quarters that matter when it comes to appointing judges and they achieve that by having worked to build influence, build membership," he said.
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Economically speaking, it's a global player, but militarily speaking it's more regionally focused, and concerned with cementing its influence in Asia and establishing hegemony in the South China Sea.
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That's nothing compared to battling bots launched by sophisticated and deep-pocketed nefarious actors bent on destroying democratic hegemony, particularly in an environment where even the truth has been politicized.
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Citing "cost reasons," the Haus der Kunst has canceled both retrospectives, choosing to instead host a Markus Lüpertz exhibition, which some say upholds the outdated standards of German art hegemony.
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Despite its calls for freedom of navigation and restraint for peace, the US has pushed forward militarization of the South China Sea with an "intention to exert hegemony," Yang added.
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The US is the only power capable of preventing Iran from attaining the regional hegemony it desperately seeks, and Washington has a clear geopolitical and economic interest in doing so.
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As we're constantly reminded, structural advantages—like access to expensive equipment and the white men frequently in charge of booking nightlife events—benefit from patriarchal hegemony even in the underground.
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In light of this Republican hegemony, legal action by states and cities is shaping up to be one of the most potent tools Democrats have to stymie Mr Trump's agenda.
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But their omission from his narrative simply underscores that his concern isn't so much about the future of religious liberty, but the future of Christian hegemony in American public life.
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The kingdom has hinted that should America turn against it, it may sell oil in other currencies besides the dollar, such as the yuan, which would challenge the greenback's hegemony.
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In Quebec, as in Ireland, the church can with some reason claim to have been the historic protector of a culture that was hard-pressed by Anglo-Saxon Protestant hegemony.
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The show is conversant with my own politics of addressing the growing economic disparity and the wave of privations caused by the ideological hegemony of capitalism and its handmaiden, neoliberalism.
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The only real threat to Hamilton's hegemony in this time has been his own teammate, Nico Rosberg, which is testament to the substantial technical lead that both drivers have enjoyed.
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Either the U.S. will return to earlier models of diplomacy in order to reclaim its global hegemony, or else the position of power will be usurped by a militant Russia.
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" He added, "Many of the countries that lived under Soviet hegemony are actually far better off, in terms of having a protected identity, than Western Europe or the United States.
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Until this situation changes, nothing else about Iran will change, not even its commitment to developing a nuclear weapon as part of its bid for regional hegemony and global influence.
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If Trump is behaving like a Roman emperor, what does that say about the state of the American empire, the informal hegemony that the United States has enjoyed since 20163?
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One of them holds that Trump rose to power because a large slice of the electorate was left behind by the neoliberal agenda of free trade and tech-sector hegemony.
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A galvanized left-wing began pushing more vocally for Medicare for All, decarbonizing the economy, reparations, and new ways to undercut the economic hegemony of corporations and the ultra-wealthy.
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With Russia's stable support, along with its BRI partners, China can more confidently step up as a superpower that rivals the U.S., which could signal the end of U.S. hegemony.
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Although El Paso is demographically dominated by people of Mexican descent, like much of the Southwest, it has been subject to Anglo cultural, political, and economic hegemony since the 1850s.
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The reforms that led to the end of the PRI's hegemony at a national level occurred side by side with structural changes that moved the country's economy to the right.
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Since the cultural discourse that privileges white hegemony is the world's single most important problem, of course it's worth shutting down the entire government to take a stand on DACA.
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It veers from the Gothic to the satirical and seamlessly interweaves social commentary on everything from gender to the cultural hegemony to our obsessions with social media and future tech.
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In response, the president is working to restore American hegemony in the region by building up our military presence, expanding relationships with key allies, and putting economic pressure on China.
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And it is true that armed groups rose up in 2013, led by ambitious Nuer politicians challenging Dinka hegemony just two years after South Sudan won its independence from Sudan.
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Though the Berlin Wall had been down just two decades, President Clinton made it clear that Russian complaints of NATO expansion would not deter the new era of American hegemony.
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In the 20th and 21st centuries, the international system has been defined by American hegemony and the spread of Western liberal democracy rather than its challengers — notably, fascism and socialism.
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But for now, the Communist Party embraces hard power and coercion, and this could well be what replaces the fading liberal hegemony of the United States on the global stage.
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But since emerging from the ruins of the Soviet Union as an independent country in 1991, Kazakhstan has steadily chipped away at the legacy of Moscow's political and cultural hegemony.
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And that's the other problem, I think, with a lot of things in Silicon Valley and of the model that's sprung up there, which is world domination, which is hegemony.
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While everyone focuses on the drama of the Canadian arrest and its effect on the trade talks and stock prices, a much more important fight is brewing about tech hegemony.
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Radio essentially was dominated by NBC, CBS, and as the decades went on, they were able to, because the hegemony was complete, they were then able to get into television.
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Mr Kagan touched on this theme in "The World America Made", published in 2012, which explained the spread of democracy after the second world war in terms of growing American hegemony.
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The bottom line from Eurasia Group and GZERO Media president Ian Bremmer (punctuation his): Go deeper: America's great foreign policy divide America's resurgent hegemony How Mike Pence wields foreign policy power
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Venezuela and Iran, which are also under U.S. sanctions, sell most of their oil in other currencies but they have done little to challenge the dollar's hegemony in the oil market.
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But in its portrait of a declining hegemony, animated by a mixture of nostalgia and dread, I was surprised to find a much more plausible and complicated game than I remembered.
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Netflix has achieved worldwide cultural hegemony to the point that we forget that it was once a semi-foundering DVD delivery service that had to fight off industry giants like Blockbuster.
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There is, truly, only one way this could get better: if every NFL team that employed birds as mascots hiked up their pants and did something to challenge the Falcons' hegemony.
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MbS will continue his charm offensive with the economic and political elites of the U.S., with the ultimate goals of defeating Iranian hegemony while developing a modern Saudi economy and society.
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We are told they dominated Greece; they barely managed to scrape a victory in the Peloponnesian Wars with wagonloads of Persian gold, and then squandered their hegemony in a single year.
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Science and Freedom was soon enough done in and replaced by the more professional Minerva, but it is hard to see the magazine as having done much to advance U.S. hegemony.
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This is the true failure here — that the news media, like so many other businesses, has come to tie its survival to profit and hegemony over what is true and just.
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Arch-rivals for regional hegemony, the two oil producers are on opposite sides in proxy battles in the region, where they back competing factions in Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Lebanon and Bahrain.
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By Jonathan Matthew Smucker, co-founder of Beyond the Choir and author of Hegemony How-To: A Roadmap for Radicals What comes to mind when we think of "activism" or "activists"?
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When someone has hegemony over storytelling and has tools and the power to tell stories it becomes important to tell the stories that are not necessarily heard from an official standpoint.
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While Tsedale says many of the old guard are "disgruntled" by Abiy's disrupting of their political hegemony, there is also a pragmatic "reformed wing" of the TPLF that backs his leadership.
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Napoli, described by Manchester City Manager Pep Guardiola as one of the best teams he has ever faced, Roma and Internazionale all have the look of genuine challengers to Juventus's hegemony.
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That is why a chastened democracy, having recovered from its unrealistic and self-defeating aspirations to global hegemony, remains the political idea most at home in the current age of dissatisfaction.
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Her correspondence with Muslim leaders at the time sprang from her imperial aspirations, attempts to built economic ties with the Ottomans and tounseat a Catholic hegemony led by Spain and Italy.
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Though no team can quite match the length of Olympiacos's hegemony, an increasing number of domestic competitions are starting to turn into the playgrounds and playthings of one all-powerful club.
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FOUR YEARS ago the unexpected victory of Mauricio Macri in Argentina's presidential election marked the ebbing of the "pink tide", a long period of hegemony of the left in South America.
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"Trump's anxiety and trembling voice in his speech was a sign of beginning of the era of failure for America's hegemony," Tasnim quoted IRGC chief commander Mohammad Ali Jafari as saying.
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The country's dreams of semiconductor hegemony have added to the trade tensions with the United States, which wants Beijing to scale back what it considers unfair government support for Chinese firms.
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For Agnes Heller, a Hungarian philosopher and Holocaust survivor, the quest for political hegemony explains not just Mr. Orban's approach to anti-Semitism, but also his steady dismantling of Hungarian democracy.
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On California's rising Latino population (New York Times, March 26, 2001): The Anglo hegemony was only an intermittent phase in California's arc of identity, extending from the arrival of the Spanish.
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At Comic Con, a four-day convocation of cosplayers set against the fight for global hegemony between Marvel and DC Comics, Newman and Reubens were part of the personal-appearance cavalcade.
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What was pressing, following the Iran-Russia alliance with Bashar al-Assad gaining the upper hand in Syria's civil war in 2016-17, was to roll back Tehran's growing regional hegemony.
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Triplebyte is focused on just one field — software engineering — but the template is a disruptive one that, if replicated in other verticals, could slowly start to chip away at LinkedIn's hegemony.
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He concluded that the Board of Education was a "pathological bureaucracy" intent on perpetuating the status quo that sabotaged the open enrollment program intended to foster desegregation and preserved ethnic hegemony.
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Whoever emerges as the winner of Moldova's current crisis, it represents the gravest challenge to Mr. Plahotniuc's hegemony in more than half a decade, and highlights the limits to his power.
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"Sunni hegemony, the position of the Kurds and Shia, enmity with Kuwait, infighting among the elite, autocratic rule and anti-Israeli sentiment will not disappear with Saddam," the DIS report explains.
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While Jack Johnson is probably the most famous black fighter of the early twentieth century, the white hegemony in boxing started to flake at the edges almost 10 years before his debut.
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If you've ever felt alienated by the mainstream club scene or disillusioned with the hegemony of house and techno, there's rarely been a better time to be living in New York City.
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Just 25 girls make up the team created over four years ago -- hardly enough for a sporting revolution -- but the CaiRollers are focused towards a slow and steady track to derby hegemony.
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Iranian hegemony and military dominance across the Persian Gulf region would give Tehran influence over, perhaps even control of, over half the world's oil wealth and 40% of its natural gas reserves.
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The Geopolitical Importance of Ukraine Since 20193, Russia has manifested an overtly aggressive foreign policy, leveraging military power and employing hybrid warfare to achieve its objectives of regional hegemony and global influence.
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In The Other Side of the Alamo: Art Against the Myth, artists reflect on how the so-called "Shrine of Texas Liberty" reinforces a narrative of Anglo hegemony over the American southwest.
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Picture the scene: Asia's largest economy, a counterweight to U.S. global hegemony and flush with cash from a near-miraculous expansion that's lasted decades, is on a shopping spree for American assets.
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The team wants to expand into body scanning for customer orders and improve their ability to create custom shirts that unburden us all from the shackles of the prêt-à-porter hegemony.
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For Xi, this means driving American forces and influence outside of the island chain stretching from the Japanese home islands to the Philippines and returning Asia to Chinese political and cultural hegemony.
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If people are testing WWE hegemony—and I mean really testing it by getting out there and making big bucks with a lighter schedule—then WWE's in trouble over the next decade.
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Today, French scientists took a poke at humans' intellectual hegemony by demonstrating, for the first time ever, that a single-celled organism without a brain or nervous system is capable of learning.
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In Adichie, in Pamuk, in Bolaño, the global novel instead focuses on those who have never been part of the rise of the West, and who have often suffered from its hegemony.
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Benoist's writing often echoes left-wing thinkers, especially the Italian Marxist Antonio Gramsci, who wrote of "hegemony"—or the command that a regime can wield over a population by controlling its culture.
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In an earlier era of white supremacy and Protestant Christian hegemony, the United States was what the Washington Post columnist Fareed Zakaria and others call an "illiberal democracy," characterized by majoritarian tyranny.
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Since the Battle of Inchon in 1950, American hegemony south of the 38th parallel has been the central foundation of the extraordinary political freedom and spectacular economic ascendancy of the South Korea.
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Rather it is to say that U.S. economic policy should not be motivated by an overblown fear of the inexorable rise of the Chinese economy to a point of international economic hegemony.
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Person said that China's determination to establish regional hegemony, or a "zone of deference" which takes in North Korea has created confusion among Western observers about China's capacity to rein Pyongyang in.
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In a profile of Francis called "The Castaway," Michael Brendan Dougherty smartly observed that Buchanan and Francis weren't just against government, they were against the entire cultural hegemony of the ruling class.
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Diamond sounds klaxons that "China seeks hegemony over all of Asia and the Pacific" and "aims to dominate world politics" in this century — assertions that even some hawkish China experts would dispute.
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Globally, China and Russia either work together or in coordinated individual actions to challenge U.S. interests from Argentina to the Arctic and to undermine the hegemony of the dollar in international trade.
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Yet whether or not he thinks it truly represents a threat to Western values and the open internet, his past actions demonstrate he views TikTok as a clear threat to Facebook's hegemony.
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It also surveys the changes he has watched roil the food world, like the toppling of the French-chef hegemony and the rise of egalitarian figures like Anthony Bourdain and David Chang.
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In June, Diggs left the production to focus on other projects, and now he's back with Clipping's latest record, Splendor & Misery, shattering the hegemony in a much more unapologetically avant-garde way.
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In many ways we are still experiencing the after-shocks of that tumultuous period, even as many of its facets have been co-opted and transmuted into a larger neo-liberal hegemony.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani on Saturday accused the United States of seeking "world hegemony" and denounced Washington for trying to topple Tehran's ally, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, state media reported.
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Sanders, in other words, is primarily concerned with proliferation and the possibility of war, while Clinton is preoccupied with a more traditional understanding of American hegemony, and the great power rivalries it implies.
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This led to the creation of conservative institutions to battle this supposed liberal hegemony on college campuses — and the most prominent in recent years has been Turning Points USA, run by Charlie Kirk.
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" Those conditions—the hegemony of certain cultural elites, and the dominance of politically correct speech norms—may be troubling, Reno concedes, but he warns they won't be properly redressed by "going Trumpster diving.
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In the 1920s, as upwardly mobile immigrants began pushing for acceptance to the Ivy League, legacy proved a useful way to ensure native-born, WASP hegemony, at least for a few more decades.
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Lifting the ban will likely upset China, which sees U.S. support for rival South China Sea claimants like Vietnam and the Philippines as interference and an attempt to establish hegemony in the region.
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The US and the West fear that China is taking its place at the top of the global political ladder, and fear China as a yellow peril threat to Western capitalism and hegemony.
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Kirkpatrick's speech failed to describe most actual Democratic politicians: The nominee against Ronald Reagan that year was Walter Mondale, who, like all other mainstream Democrats, was a stalwart supporter of American global hegemony.
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State news agency Xinhua accused the United States of pursuing global hegemony in a separate editorial published on Saturday and said Washington would suffer more from an all-out trade war than China.
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The Trump administration's frank embrace of competition and "America First" mindset, moreover, have convinced many Chinese that the U.S. seeks concessions not for the sake of improved trade, but to preserve American hegemony.
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Closer co-operation is needed to counter China, whose regional hegemony is feared by both countries, and to rein in North Korea, whose missiles threaten them both (and the American bases they host).
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There's a long history of the U.S. meddling in Latin American affairs to assert U.S. hegemony, and it tells us that what comes next could be bloody and ultimately transformational for the region.
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And what if the deepest moral problem with it is not its failures of containment, but the fact that its increasing nonviolence is part of its endlessness and the global hegemony it enforces?
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"We must refrain from seeking dominance and reject the zero-sum game, we must refrain from 'beggar thy neighbor' and reject power politics or hegemony while the strong bully the weak," Xi said.
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"It is so dangerous for Saudi Arabia, even internally, to accept Iranian hegemony over Yemen or Syria so the price is already high for Saudi Arabia," said prominent Saudi political commentator Jamal Khashoggi.
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U.S. and Asian shares tumbled as news of the arrest heightened anxiety over prospects of a collision between the world's two largest economic powers, not just over tariffs but also over technological hegemony.
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"Certain people go against the tide for their own private ends and go against morality; the barrier of tariffs wantonly rise, and the stick of hegemony is raised all around," the commentary said.
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Lifting the ban will likely upset China, which sees US support for rival South China Sea claimants like Vietnam and the Philippines as interference and an attempt to establish hegemony in the region.
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This, in turn, led to a new story that cast Asian-Americans as a natural constituency in an emerging Democratic majority — one tributary among many in the multicultural river washing white hegemony away.
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So while Swift experiences sexism and misogyny, she's also critiqued because of how her position both illustrates and reaffirms the hegemony of whiteness at the expense of black women and women of color.
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More than once, in fact: In the late 22018s, when its upstart new president, João Havelange, vowed to end Europe's hegemony on World Cup places and include more teams from Africa and Asia.
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Since director Bryan Singer's first "X-Men" film inaugurated the genre's pop-culture hegemony nearly 17 years ago, precious little variety in tone or technique has been permitted by the major spandex factories.
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It is the kind of bike hegemony that was once hard to imagine in New York City, where cars and taxis long claimed the streets and only hardened cyclists braved the chaotic traffic.
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Not only are these titans vulnerable to regular existential threats (recall Microsoft's unbreakable hegemony over PC software that didn't translate to mobile computing), they are also all converging — therefore competing — with one another.
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" As Chavez's foreign minister in 85033, Maduro said that a unipolar world of U.S. hegemony was collapsing and that Venezuela's "alliance with Russia is part of the effort to build a multipolar world.
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They prevented a hostile hegemony — the Soviet Union or Communist China — from dominating Western Europe, East Asia, or the Middle East, which would have given them control of massive human and natural resources.
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It doesn't take a particularly paranoid reading to dig up the Freudian echoes between the TV show's plot about U.S. hegemony in South America and its parent company's dreams of global corporate empire.
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At least Dick Cheney, another mad scientist who hated multilateral relations and preached hegemony, waited until he had started a bogus war and smashed the globe before he embraced the nickname Darth Vader.
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On Friday, North Korea called U.S. President Donald Trump's recently released national security strategy the latest attempt to "stifle our country and turn the entire Korean peninsula" into an outpost of American hegemony.
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The ruins of the palace lie where they fell today, a popular tourist site covering an area of 3.5 square km (865 acres) and a reminder of historical Western hegemony and British colonial rule.
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First, China wants ideally to push the U.S. out of its Asian region, or at the very least reduce its influence, to achieve a regional hegemony that makes all actors ultimately dependent on it.
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Well, that sounds a lot like an updated Cold War policy of US hegemony and dominance — really not all that different from the "liberal internationalist" approach that defines the current DC foreign policy consensus.
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Others, like True Lies (1994), produced in the aftermath of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, featured Arab terrorists — a topical threat at the time, but ultimately not a real danger to American hegemony.
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Boetzkes encourages us to think that art can both create and promote ecological modes of thinking, which potentially have the power to challenge the hegemony of capitalism and pull us back from the brink.
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Palm was struggling to survive as a small operator in a massive and unforgiving market, while Motorola was consistently losing money for parent company Google while also posing a threat to Samsung's Android hegemony.
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There are a host of factors, but among them are concern about America's decline, economic despair from a decade of recession, and the rise of Islamic fundamentalism as a credible challenge to Western hegemony.
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On Monday, North Korea said the Thaad deployment was part of the United States' plan to build "an Asian version of NATO" to check China and Russia and secure military hegemony in the region.
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The 12-nation trade agreement would have been a sort of NAFTA for the Pacific Rim, expediting trade between its member countries and helping buffer against Chinese economic hegemony and influence in the region.
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Away from the money-rigged hegemony of the elite club game, this World Cup has been a wonderful levelling of the field, as wild and free as a summer storm or a prison break.
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"President Niinisto will continue with his moderate and diplomatic but NATO-friendly foreign policy, indirectly reinforcing the hegemony of the National Coalition Party," predicted Heikki Patomaki, a political scientist at the University of Helsinki.
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This arrangement has kept any one sect from assuming hegemony; but it also ensures, by pitting each sect against the others in a zero-sum race for political spoils, that they will continue trying.
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In the midst of America's economic euphoria it is worth remembering that one of every four people on the planet lives today in a country whose government is committed to end the dollar hegemony.
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The film's plot is an exaggerated satire of the far-right populist worldview, albeit shorn of the racist overtones that often accompany it: that they're systematically oppressed by a vast left-wing cultural hegemony.
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But what's clear is that liberalism's peril became acute in 2016, when the twin shocks of Brexit and Trump proved that illiberal right-wing populism had emerged as a serious challenge to liberal hegemony.
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Energized by a massive vote against President Nicolas Maduro in an unofficial plebiscite, Venezuela's opposition mulled on Monday how to escalate protests and block a new congress it fears may enshrine Socialist Party hegemony.
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It gets much of the blame for a quarter-century of flailing hegemony, one characterized by, depending on whom you ask, too much foreign intervention (Kosovo, Iraq, Libya) or too little (Rwanda, Syria, Iran).
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"Trump's candidacy has already done the nation a great service by giving voice to the nagging, sometimes urgent, concerns of ordinary people imperiled by ruling class hegemony," Chris Buskirk, the publisher of American Greatness, writes.
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But the country is now seriously facing the prospect that even if Republican hegemony is broken in the 2018 and 2020 elections, the entrenched five-vote Republican majority will sharply circumscribe their ability to govern.
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"It's now or never," Anguita, a pivotal figure of the left and who started 20 years ago to design the strategy to break the Socialists' hegemony, urged around 2,000 activists and followers, drawing euphoric applause.
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That hegemony was finally breached in November 2015, when Tyson Fury, a mercurial 28-year-old Briton who styles himself as the "Gypsy King", unexpectedly beat the younger Mr Klitschko on points by unanimous decision.
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Eurasia Group President Ian Bremmer told Reuters' Global Markets Forum that Trump's administration will lead the United States away from world leadership responsibilities, signaling the end of a 70-year geopolitical era of American hegemony.
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But the CSU's goals are more than just practical: the party is also looking nervously at the state election in Bavaria in October, where the far-right Alternative for Germany threatens the party's traditional hegemony.
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"We've seen a rupture with the government in the Sandinista base, in cities where they had hegemony, like Leon, Masaya, Matagalpa and Estelí," says Sofia Montenegro, a sociologist who fought with Sandinista guerrillas against Somoza.
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For decades, America has maintained hegemony over much of the Middle East through a system of alliances with Arab states, the most powerful of which has long been Saudi Arabia, as well as with Israel.
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In fact, Trump is attempting to destroy the global hegemony of the G-20 system and with his British big-haired, bleach-blonde twin — Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson — who championed Brexit, he may be successful.
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That superiority of that exact Victoria's Secret body type have been supported by Hollywood, by advertisements, by porn, and even by science — but it's become clear that the Angels hegemony is on the way out.
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Such an agreement, he thinks, would allocate Russia hegemony in the post-Soviet space, including Ukraine; recognize the annexation of the Crimea; and give Russia equal influence and voice in Europe and the Middle East.
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I'd also hate to omit Patriot (Amazon), whose vision of a weary, worn-down America struggling to maintain global hegemony is one of TV's most entertainingly dreary — there's a descriptor you don't hear every day!
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However, Russia could be a leader in weaponizing AI in pursuit of its grand strategy, which is to end US hegemony in the international system and re-establish Russian influence over the former Soviet region.
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Neoconservatives, best exemplified by figures like Paul Wolfowitz, believe that American global hegemony is best maintained by democracy promotion, which sometimes includes the flouting of international norms (as with the invasion of Iraq in 2003).
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In the months since Cory approved the Iran agreement, the Iranians have repeatedly violated its terms, continued to seek hegemony in the region, escalated their sponsorship of terror worldwide, and intensified their butchery in Syria.
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Taking hold in the two-decade heyday of liberal hegemony following 1989, this sanitized image of liberal democracy has become the favorite straw man of illiberal politicians today, including the president of the United States.
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The United States, by contrast, tried to turn the discussions into a platform to attack China and what the American emissary, Dennis Shea, said was exploitation of W.T.O. rules in a quest for economic hegemony.
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And throughout, the South Korean government is painted as ineffectual, apathetic, and at the mercy of the Americans who maintain influence both through their presence at the military base and in South Korea's cultural hegemony.
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Saudis see the brutal war in Yemen, where the Houthi rebels are supported by Iran, as a necessary response in a battle for survival for the Saudi nation and the hegemony of Arabness over Persianization.
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"Given that both political parties have rules that protect the timing of primaries — ensuring the continued hegemony of early states — I don't see this changing anytime soon," says Howard University political science professor Niambi Carter.
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Caesar tries to force a Roman republic into a global hegemony without full cognizance of the inevitable blowback from centuries of republican government, and so predictably is assassinated by a dying generation of dreamy senators.
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Instead of targeted military strikes and global police cooperation, which would have been the most sensible reaction, the Bush administration chose this moment of unchallenged global hegemony to lash out and occupy Afghanistan and Iraq.
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It will be an opportunity for the younger men to end the Grand Slam hegemony of Djokovic, Federer and Rafa Nadal - the so-called 'Big Three' - who have shared the last 12 majors between them.
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As the city succumbs to sleek glass monuments to hedge-fund hegemony, 28 remains a boho vestige and a precarious homage to the creative churn that made Greenwich Village famous from Los Angeles to Laos.
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A Beijing official in Hong Kong has called the bill "the epitome of hegemony," adding that the U.S. is "justifying its interference in other countries' internal affairs with its domestic law" by considering such legislation.
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As the composition of the electorate changed — approaching the point of a majority-minority nation in the 22019s — white, Christian men (whose dominance had previously papered over the deep fissures in America) lost their hegemony.
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It is also worth reminding readers here that the I.A.U.'s hegemony is absolute and cosmic; no amount of money donated to a registry or anywhere else will get your name officially on a star.
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"It is imperative to respect national sovereignty and refrain from seeking technological hegemony, interfering in other countries' domestic affairs and conducting, shielding or protecting technology-enabled activities that undermine other countries' national security," he said.
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"The Americans are basically against all popular revolutions and independent countries and seek world hegemony by suppressing them," Rouhani said in a meeting with Venezuela's new envoy in Tehran, the state news agency IRNA reported.
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But it was also a time of Britain solidifying its hegemony over its Empire, which would, at its peak a century later, cover nearly a quarter of the world's landmass, and rule over 458 million people.
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"We are worried that his plan to put America first, which suggests an inward-looking policy, not hegemony, may lead to a trend towards a lower dollar and put the brakes on free trade," he said.
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But Kagan says the governing system amounts to a bargain — the U.S. gets strategic hegemony and the same resulting peace and prosperity enjoyed by everyone, as long as it does not constrain anyone else's economic growth.
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But now we are in the twilight of that era — and it is not at all clear that the boomers' successors are prepared to react against boomer hegemony with anything like the same creativity and vigor.
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Teachers unions have long been one of the most powerful interest groups in the Democratic Party, and they understand that charter schools, precisely because of the greater results they produce in urban communities, threaten their hegemony.
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But the fact is that if Mr Trump's hard line towards China is meant to re-assert American hegemony in Asia, some of the line's most ardent backers sit in Tokyo—including the prime minister himself.
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If most Total War campaigns operate according to a principle of virtuous cycles, the "collapsing hegemony" style of campaign introduces spirals of chaos that make the game feel more alive and less under my sole direction.
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It is possible, in an age of populism and greater nationalism (and at a time when American hegemony is being challenged by China), that the calculations of political leaders have changed again, making conflict more likely.
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The previous contests for hegemony cited by Mr Allison were not conducted under the shadow of nuclear weapons, which for all their risks remain the ultimate disincentive for great powers to wage war against each other.
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China's increasing assertiveness, especially in the energy-rich South China Sea, has raised concerns within the region and the United States is challenging Chinese maritime hegemony and seeking stronger ties with nations pushing back against Beijing.
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Beijing has said their military roles will be defensive, but the head of the US Pacific Command said last month China was "clearly militarizing" the South China Sea with the aim of achieving East Asian hegemony.
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For American foreign policy professionals who share this belief, their attitudes are rooted in idealism and optimism about the role of US power, along with a self-affirming belief in the intrinsic good of American hegemony.
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Beijing has said their military roles will be defensive, but the head of the U.S. Pacific Command said last month China was "clearly militarizing" the South China Sea with the aim of achieving East Asian hegemony.
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The prudential realists (best exemplified by George H.W. Bush and his national security advisor, Brent Scowcroft) believe in using American power within a system of international institutions to promote a narrow agenda of maintaining global hegemony.
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Its underpinning was the economic hegemony that peaked in 1945, when America's industrial output matched that of the rest of the world combined and the dollar's dominion let American negotiators dictate rules for the world economy.
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On Monday, North Korea threatened an unspecified "physical counteraction" against the Thaad deployment, which it said was part of an American plan to build "an Asian version of NATO" to secure military hegemony in the region.
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This mechanism might be too little and too late to salvage the Iran nuclear deal but it marks a milestone in an inevitable transition of epic proportions: the end of the global hegemony of the dollar.
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Many of Instagram's socialist meme pages share a DIY aesthetic that subverts and satirizes the hegemony of mega meme culture and its typical aesthetic format—black text on a white background above a photo or tweet.
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The convictions he forms will last a lifetime: the quest for African dignity and self-realization, a rejection of Western hegemony, a passionate call for Africans to tell their own story in their own indigenous languages.
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And local actors can expose the limits of our hegemony, as they did under Obama's more hands-off style, which avoided an Iraq-level blunder but saw the world's peace weaken as bloody proxy wars increased.
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If that were the case, it would strengthen Iran's hand in pursuing its efforts at regional hegemony, particularly if the fight against violent extremism includes enhanced cooperation with Russia, the Syrian regime and, by extension, Iran.
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Kim Addonizio, a poet known for playing the blues harmonica at her poetry readings, seems to reject the hegemony of high literature, stating her preference for "The Glow-Worm," a song with its own complex provenance.
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While one school of thought preaches utter indifference to the welfare of foreigners and the other offers "benevolent hegemony" as a solution to the world's woes, the idea of actual international cooperation falls by the wayside.
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He's an angry critic of what he sees as American hegemony in the world — and, therefore, a self-styled crusader intent on finding out whether the people America calls evil are really as bad as advertised.
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It kneecaps whatever stakes the show is trying to build and, thus, its metaphorical representation of how infighting among the disenfranchised can only lead to further hegemony by the straight white men who run the world.
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"In the event of the hegemony of Nusra Front on Idlib, it would be difficult for the United States to convince the international parties not to take the necessary military measures," the top State Department diplomat said.
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Writing in a state-owned newspaper, Jia Wenshan of Renmin University in Beijing said the group would try to "combat fake news, give the lie to the 'China threat' propaganda meme and fight the Western media's hegemony".
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The trio, with 14 Wimbledon titles between them, have been in blistering form while players such as Alexander Zverev and Stefanos Tsitsipas — younger men touted to end their hegemony at the majors — went out with a whimper.
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The story used to be about how Uber's "move fast and break shit" philosophy upended the taxi hegemony and rankled regulators who were trying (and failing) to force the rapidly growing company to play by the rules.
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The network launched in 22017 and was largely seen as a folly, but by the mid-'90s, it was a mainstay in most American homes, breaking the hegemony of the big three networks, ABC, CBS, and NBC.
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The irony is that by wishing to move away from the European culture that pervades South Africa's ivory towers, having English as the lingua franca makes it more likely that European cultural and intellectual hegemony will remain.
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" The Ignatius column, "Trump's extraordinary 12-day adulation tour," adds: "If the 1945 Yalta summit marked U.S. acceptance of the Soviet Union's hegemony in Eastern Europe, this trip seemed to validate China's arrival as a Pacific power.
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Iran's leaders know that a Gaza-Israel war would damage the Jewish state's international standing, thereby weakening the impact of its efforts to combat Teheran's quest for regional hegemony, and its fight to preserve the failed JCPOA.
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In an odd way, the rise of rock and roll strengthened country music's sense of identity—after Presley, young people who chose to be country fans were also choosing to resist the hegemony of rock and pop.
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The Trump administration "has brazenly preached unilateralism, protectionism and economic hegemony, making false accusations against many countries and regions, particularly China, intimidating other countries through economic measures such as imposing tariffs," the government accused in a statement.
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"On the other hand, he inherited something that really began with the (Barack) Obama presidencies, which is a really global shift in the hegemony of America as the sort of center of the world order," he added.
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Even as the companies draw on journalistic resources to make their products better, the hegemony of Google and Facebook over digital advertising — estimated by some to be a combined 85 percent of the market — is strangling journalism.
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Wild fit into the strategy outlined by the "New Right," a loose movement of political intellectuals in Germany that believes right-wingers need to establish a "cultural hegemony" in order to bring their politics into the mainstream.
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On a global scale, this post-World War II American hegemony echoed the way that ancient Athens, after leading a victorious alliance of Greek city-states against a Persian invasion, gradually shaped the alliance into an empire.
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But in sweeping past Juventus, 4-1, on Saturday, thanks to two goals from Cristiano Ronaldo and one each from Casemiro and Marco Asensio, the team turned its recent primacy into something more lasting, something approaching hegemony.
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Rather than repeating the violent dynamics of their own pasts, one history lesson Gulf countries should learn comes from post-war Europe, where rival powers — and permanent neighbors — built common institutions to restrain hegemony and promote cooperation.
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The Jeffersonian impulse, more common on the left than on the right, is toward a "come home, America" retreat from empire that regards global hegemony as a corrupting folly and America's wars as mostly unwise and unjust.
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"Our policy toward Iran is to push back on this hegemony … and to work toward support of those elements inside of Iran that would lead to a peaceful transition of that government," he told a congressional committee.
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She might even have been a window into the more subtle racism of the show's world, where people of color are welcome so long as they are completely fine with a system that upholds the white male hegemony.
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And Vice President Pence has been remarkable, both at the APEC conference and also in the October 4th Hudson Institute speech, talking about the notion of belt and road, and talking about the notion of Chinese forced hegemony.
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"A vigorous group of right-wing thinkers is now challenging the left's longstanding intellectual hegemony, proclaiming ominous theories on race, genetics and inequality rarely heard since the dark days of the Third Reich," wrote Time magazine in 1979.
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The neoconservatives, many of them former Cold War liberals and as a group skewing Jewish, were internationalists: Even with the USSR on its deathbed, they wanted America to pursue global hegemony and push an agenda of democratization abroad.
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What Latin America has learned this century, the rest of the planet could discover in the Trump era: The world doesn't need America, and can work to solve its own problems free from the shadow of American hegemony.
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A world where two authoritarian governments not only compete for hegemony in civilian nuclear power, they leverage nuclear power as an extension of the state to gain geopolitical influence throughout the world — those nations being China and Russia.
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The American empire, which more mainstream scholars prefer to describe in softer terms as global hegemony or the liberal international order, has always rested on three pillars: economic strength, military might, and the soft power of cultural dominance.
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Corporate ranchers had made a serious attempt to establish their own market hegemony, but fell prey to a series of blizzards in the 1880s and to the new difficulties of management that grazing herds over vast expanses involved.
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A fuller conversation is required before we rejoice that the invidious hegemony of Goldman Sachs, McKinsey & Company and hedge funds as the resting place for our best and brightest graduates has been replaced with early-stage tech companies.
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This hegemony, not just in the art world but in the socio-politico and economic realms as well, seemed like just another symptom of an old and exhausted Europe being justifiably superseded by a young and dynamic America.
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At this critical juncture, any deliberate government campaign to weaken the dollar is likely to backfire against would-be patriots and nationalists by damaging the economy and undermining one of the last thriving symbols of postwar American hegemony.
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In discussing her lead role in "The Handmaid's Tale," Hulu's powerful new series about a dystopian future of female subjugation and male hegemony, the actress Elisabeth Moss recently suggested that the show was "woke" — as in, socially awake.
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All this has led a number of Asian nations, already skeptical of Trump after his withdrawal from the Trans Pacific Partnership, wondering how committed the United States is to providing a counterweight to Chinese hegemony across the region.
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"With Washington favouring a confrontational approach aimed at maintaining its hegemony rather than a cooperative one for the common good, Beijing will have to be prepared to stand its ground and respond as necessary to safeguard its core interests."
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"If things go wrong, we could find ourselves at the beginning of a lengthy decline in dollar hegemony, a rapid rise in interest rates and inflation, and global angst about the stability and wisdom of American leadership," he said.
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So when Sonic Mania unleashes the vibrant sights and sounds of the original 2-D games—games created in no small part to challenge the hegemony of Super Mario—I feel a bit disadvantaged as a player and critic.
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DAVID WARBURTONBerlin I am afraid The Economist's latest interpretation of China's diplomacy is based on the old-fashioned rule in international relations that a strong country is bound to seek hegemony and bully the weak ("God's gift", September 16th).
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The collapse of the neo-liberal hegemony, the rise of a raw but sometimes exciting populism, the growing revolt against progressive totalitarianism on campus and, increasingly, in corporations… All this will lead to a recrudescence of interesting political theory.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China accused the United States on Monday of seeking maritime hegemony in the name of freedom of navigation after a U.S. Navy destroyer sailed within 12 nautical miles of a disputed island in the South China Sea.
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But China and North Korea would not make concessions in the face of U.S. "hegemony" and would not accept terms signed under duress, the commentary added, in another reference to expressions used today by China on the trade war.
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As spectacular as the Golden State Warriors, San Antonio Spurs, and Cleveland Cavaliers (at least within the Eastern Conference) are to watch, pro basketball is currently an exercise in hegemony, the Bush and Clinton dynasties exchanging the White House.
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In the 1980s, still under the hegemony of the PRI, there arose a competition of parties of left and right, and in the 1990s the government created the Federal Electoral Institute, an autonomous body designed to oversee the elections.
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Some in Washington continue to argue that "benevolent global hegemony" should be the goal of our foreign policy, that the US, by virtue of its extraordinary military power, should stand astride the world and reshape it to its liking.
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In contrast to the many voices warning of the imminent decline of the United States, Beckley — a political scientist at Tufts and a fellow at the Kennedy School — contends that the days of American hegemony are far from numbered.
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With fierce competition from the likes of Netflix, Disney and Apple and a relatively new parent company with no track record in entertainment, can it possibly maintain the hegemony it has held over the television industry for so long?
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With fierce competition from the likes of Netflix, Disney and Apple and a relatively new parent company with no track record in entertainment, can it possibly maintain the hegemony it has held over the television industry for so long?
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The problem is that our interests have moved way beyond the conflict over the past decade, with our primary security problem being Iranian hegemony and its alignment with anti-American allies and proxies — Russia, Syria, Hezbollah and Turkey's Erdogan.
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Iran is the single-most-belligerent-actor in the region, and its actions display both a commitment to regional hegemony and a deeply held view that conciliatory gestures signal weakness either on Iran's part or on the part of its adversaries.
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But hegemonists see an Iran that has always been, and always will be, an imminent threat to America's hegemony over the Middle East that can only ever be countered with all American tools of power, including the credible threat of war.
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The U.S. administration "has brazenly preached unilateralism, protectionism and economic hegemony, making false accusations against many countries and regions, particularly China, intimidating other countries through economic measures such as imposing tariffs," Xinhua quoted the State Council's white paper as saying.
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"Because the government has not been able to establish its own cultural hegemony, they are trying to do it by means of policing," said Günal of DEPO, which operates under the umbrella of Anadolu Kültür, an organization co-founded by Kavala.
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"The protests are now more organized and wider with a higher ceiling and developing gradually to a popular uprising where people are asking to be ruled by themselves and ending Kurdish hegemony," said Feras Allawi, a political analyst from the area.
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It's difficult enough to confront your own place within one set of systems framed by white hegemony — how then do you turn around and discuss Asians' own bigotries and histories within countries your ancestors come from, but you've never lived in?
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To begin with, the rise of Ciudadanos in opinion polls threatens the hegemony that Rajoy's People's Party has enjoyed within the Spanish right since the late 1980s, and this will probably lead to a nationalist bidding war between the two parties.
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From Aziz Ansari and Alan Yang's writing award for an episode about their immigrant parents to Courtney B. Vance, Sterling K. Brown and Rami Malek winning in major acting categories, it was a great night for toppling all types of hegemony.
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They expect the world from Trump — recognition of Russia's annexation of the Crimea; a green light for hegemony in the former Soviet area; lifting of the sanctions imposed over Ukraine; a curb on anti-ballistic missile systems deployment, and more.
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History is messy, and at its best, it is an uneasy and beautiful patchwork built from the raw places where the hegemony of the powerful and the resistance of the marginalized rub away at each other, revealing something broken but new.
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Over the past decade, Otpor's tactics, which were street theater and pranks (pop-up actions, almost) to disrupt the social hegemony and galvanize people, have shaped modern social movements, for whom holding physical space has become central to nonviolent resistance.
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So if L.S.U.'s 46-123 victory over Alabama on Saturday marked a shift in the hegemony of the Southeastern Conference and a further jumbling of the College Football Playoff picture, it was more profound than that for the Tigers.
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"Then there are the potentially existential threats that I just mentioned: blockchain, which some people believe could possibly end the banks' hegemony over stock clearing, and cryptocurrencies, which are the populist insurgents of the blockchain movement," the "Mad Money" host said.
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A number of states are starting down the road to examining alternatives to a model based on utility monopoly hegemony, and the benefits of creating competitive market environments in which smart, efficient and clean energy technologies and services can thrive.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - A Donald Trump presidency does not mean the United States will withdraw from the South China Sea, but rather will continue pursuing "regional hegemony", Chinese academics who drafted a report for an influential government think tank said on Friday.
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"He is declaring war in the Middle East, he is declaring war against 1.5 billion Muslims (and) hundreds of millions of Christians that are not going to accept the holy shrines to be totally under the hegemony of Israel," Hassassian added.
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But even this reaction cannot conceal how bereft of ideological features the event is, indicating instead the brutal secularization of politics in a region marked by the desire for hegemony of its three remaining powers — Turkey, Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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We had all rushed to Pristina to witness the end of Serb hegemony and the birth of what the United States and its European allies hoped would be a prosperous new country firmly anchored in the West and its ways.
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But the disadvantages are that it seems to come in a package with territoriality, possessiveness, and, to me the most dangerous, wanting to occupy that space of power to reproduce the same hegemony and oppression that you have been subjected to.
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While Audiard's art has proved to work perfectly well in the European country that invented cinema and still bristles at Anglophone cultural hegemony, it remains very much an open question whether he can equally captivate audiences in the United States.
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The leadership in the South also does not want the country dragged into a struggle for regional hegemony between American-backed Japan and China, which is angry at Mr. Moon's deployment of an American-made antimissile system on South Korean soil.
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In the last seven years, however, North Carolina has fallen four spots in the Social Science Research Council's Measure of America report ranking states on health, income and education — a decline that coincides with the state's turn toward Republican hegemony.
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In the early 1970s the American secretary of state, Henry Kissinger, instructed the CIA to help Israel and the Shah of Iran stoke a Kurdish rebellion in Iraq as a way to sap the Baathist regime's aspirations for Arab hegemony.
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The simple truth is that the global balance of payments needs to be balanced — that means it must be equal to zero (adjusted for minor measurement errors) — and there is no American hegemony or unfair advantage in that particular economic concept.
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China has accused Washington of seeking maritime hegemony in the name of freedom of navigation after a U.S. Navy destroyer sailed within 12 nautical miles of a disputed island in the Paracel chain of the South China Sea in late January.
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Each power was defined by economic hegemony that fell when that country became overstretched by its military presence and spending, which was accompanied by a lack of investment in other aspects of society, like education, contributing to an overall decline.
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The call for a more thorough accounting comes against the background of a cultural reawakening, or revolt, by Israel's Mizrahi Jews, who hail from North African and Middle Eastern countries, against the old cultural hegemony of the Ashkenazim, of European origin.
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The Beidou network is integral to China's long-term plans to dominate the next generation of telecommunications services and — coupled with China's advances in fifth-generation wireless communications technology — represents a significant challenge to the U.S. hegemony over telecommunications infrastructure.
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This a harbinger for new era in which China is about to implement what we term the "Xi Doctrine" to achieve and legitimize the party-state's hegemony by exporting China's totalitarian political system and socialist market economic model to the world.
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Iraq's Prime Minister at the time of the American withdrawal, in 2011, was Nuri al-Maliki, a Shiite Muslim with deep ties to Iran, who purged Iraq's security forces of Sunni leadership and instituted a Shiite hegemony in the government.
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All else being equal, the demise of the clerical regime in Tehran undoubtedly would benefit the United States by eliminating a terror-sponsoring, nuclear weapons-developing, hegemony-seeking, human rights-abusing government that threatens U.S. interests in the region and beyond.
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In the Iraq War, we had the purest possible test of many of this ideology's core beliefs about the inherent virtue of American military power, about the supposedly transformative power of regime change, and about the supposed demand for American hegemony.
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None of the major players in this discussion—Toni Tipton Martin, Leni Sorensen, Jessica Harris, Edda Fields-Black, Judith Carney, Adrian Miller, Therese Nelson, Tonya Hopkins, Ashbell Mcelveen or myself—has ever made outrageous claims of cultural hegemony to feel good.
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"Just glance at the scale of Iranian investment in order to achieve regional hegemony - it adds up to giving (Lebanese militia) Hezbollah between $1 billion and $83 million each year," he said in a speech to the IDC Herzliya university.
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As Russia seeks to evade the hegemony of the dollar, the yuan is becoming a bigger part of its foreign-currency reserves (the share of dollars fell by half to 23% during 2018, while the yuan's share grew from 3% to 14%).
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"If post-black represents a threat, it is to the hegemony of hetero-patriarchal expressions of blackness that, in their essentialist logics and racial nostalgia, relegate African-American identity to a series of limiting scripts," he writes in the introduction of the book.
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In an apparent retort to such accusations, Wang said it was "imperative to respect national sovereignty and refrain from seeking technological hegemony, interfering in other countries' domestic affairs, and conducting, shielding or protecting technology-enabled activities that undermine other countries' national security".
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The most popular notion to emerge from the "Prison Notebooks" was Gramsci's formulation of the idea of "hegemony": that political success depends on a consensus of opinion in the cultural, social and economic worlds as well as good governance or successful parliamentary machinations.
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In one sense it is obvious why various political movements might find the idea of hegemony attractive: for the ambitious it can represent a roadmap to power, and for the thwarted it can provide a logical explanation for a lack of success.
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Though Democrats controlled Southern legislatures, 1876 to 1900 was a quarter-century period when some black men could still vote in the South — depending upon state laws and local levels of intimidation — and viable biracial political coalitions occasionally arose to challenge Democratic hegemony.
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China accused Washington this month of seeking maritime hegemony in the name of freedom of navigation after a U.S. Navy destroyer sailed within 12 nautical miles of a disputed island in the Paracel chain of the South China Sea in late January.
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"We could find ourselves at the beginning of a lengthy decline in dollar hegemony, a rapid rise in interest rates and inflation, and global angst about the stability and wisdom of American leadership," Klarman said in a letter to investors on Feb.
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When I asked members of the DC-based foreign policy community what was driving this, they described an establishment whose preexisting worldview — a natural preference for the status quo and the familiar, a mythology of welcomed American hegemony — naturally aligns with Saudi Arabia's.
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Android Marshmallow + Snapdragon 820 will be the defining spec for 2016 This isn't yet a total return to Qualcomm's hegemony of a couple of years ago, but it's a big step toward reasserting its position as the dominant force in mobile chips.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Iran's foreign policy is to confront American hegemony and protect multilateralism, Iranian Vice President Eshaq Jahangiri said on Monday, adding that its reduction of commitments under a nuclear deal could be reversed if other parties upheld their side of the agreement.
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The 1990s Gulf War was the first time the world learned of the huge leaps in precision weaponry used by US forces and ushered in a brief era of unchallenged American hegemony after the dented confidence of the post-Vietnam war era.
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In a Europe overshadowed by Brexit, Germany is thus feeling the dilemma of hegemony that America has known for seven decades: the temptation to use its power in its own interests conflicts with the duty to use that power to preserve global order.
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Our government does not take sides on the legal merits of these claims, but we believe strongly that they should be settled peacefully and in accordance with international law and not unilaterally by any country seeking to assert hegemony over its neighbors.
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Koray Çalışkan, a political scientist at Bosphorus University, has argued that the real reason behind the AKP giving up on the EU process is that it believes it has established total hegemony in civil politics now that the army has been pushed aside.
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The common thread is that the United States is willing to engage in regime change or support of dictators with a horrendous human rights record if it means the U.S. will continue to maintain proxy hegemony in the oil rich Middle East.
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One account, supported by Mr. Castro himself, was that his father had agreed to take the place of a Spanish aristocrat who had been drafted into the Spanish Army in the late 19th century to fight against Cuban independence and American hegemony.
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The nation's hegemony can be put down to a blend of the financial muscle of Real and Barcelona, ranked the two richest clubs in the world according to the Deloitte Money League, and top-quality coaching from grassroots level to the elite.
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Husni-Bay explores the relationship between architecture, urbanism, and ideological hegemony in her work "White Paper: The Land" (2014), which visualizes Cairo's privately funded urban development plan led by the military regime called "Cairo 2050," drawing a map of eviction and resettlement.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Certain people who want to wield the "stick of hegemony" on China with tariffs for their own personal ends will only end up hurting themselves, major Chinese state newspapers said on Wednesday in a unified message against the United States.
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The idea of demanding such shared standards made a mockery of the situation the world was facing, Li said, with an international security environment characterized by a pervasive sense of insecurity, in which "unilateral and bullying practices" were the new forms of hegemony.
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It exemplifies several features of 21st-century culture: the porous boundaries between the pop industrial complex and the amateur homespun; a globalized circulation of songs based as much on memes as on music; the popularity of unchallenging dance "challenges"; the hegemony of Drake.
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I refuse to remain silent in the face of patriarchal and sexist hegemony and the denigration of women's bodies, or about the ways in which women have internalized male assumptions of how they should look and what they should feel and desire.
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The difference is that in the last eight years, Israel has grown closer to Sunni Arab nations because of their shared concern about Iranian hegemony in the region, opening the possibility that this newfound, if not always public, affiliation could change the dynamics.
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The power balance was shifting and many of us who had left the United States for China were feeling the heady rush of living on the verge of a new world order in which China was rising and American hegemony was waning.
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This much we know: Mayor Pete grew up at a dinner table, listening to his father, who was president of the International Gramsci Society, named after a famous 20th century communist intellectual dedicated to overthrowing the "hegemony" of the cultural elite, i.e.
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