Subversion for the sake of subversion is hard to swallow.
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Most have since been released or charged, some with subversion or incitement to subversion.
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Wang Yu, the first lawyer detained in the 709 crackdown, was charged with subversion, while her husband was charged with inciting subversion.
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The Chinese government has in recent years increasingly used the crimes of "subversion" or "inciting subversion" to imprison political dissidents and human rights advocates.
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"I sincerely hope that the Chinese government will also show clemency to those lawyers and citizens who have been arrested for subversion and inciting subversion," he added.
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Most were released after questioning, but the Public Security Bureau has formally arrested 17, Amnesty International said, many on the serious charges of state subversion or inciting state subversion.
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Several other people from separate firms, including Zhao Wei, an assistant for the prominent detained lawyer Li Heping, were also arrested for state subversion or inciting state subversion, Liu said.
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At least 11 of the legal workers and rights advocates were arrested this month on accusations of subversion or inciting subversion — serious charges usually used to impose long sentences on dissidents.
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She's kind, if oblivious, a subversion of what we expect.
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He had a natural aptitude for subversion and distinctive utterance.
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He was detained in May 2015 and charged with subversion.
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McGowan: I've always tried to bring subversion to the masses.
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Charges of state subversion could lead to life in prison.
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Just leaving the house is a small act of subversion.
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This is subversion of an American law by the president.
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The union's secretary general is already detained on subversion charges.
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If convicted of subversion, she faces 20 years in prison.
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"It seems that hacking is synonymous with subversion," said Thomson.
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Stylistic subversion was for the most part off the menu.
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Kaufman had a natural aptitude for subversion and distinctive utterance.
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It's hard to imagine a greater subversion of our democracy.
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She was accused of subversion of state power, a charge that carries a possible life sentence, and Mr. Bao, a trainee lawyer, was accused of a lesser charge of inciting subversion of state power.
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Trump should remind Putin that two can play the subversion game.
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And so creative subversion seemed the only viable course of action.
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Anti-subversion legislation was left to languish after protests in 2003.
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This is not the rule of law, but rather its subversion.
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Four albums aspire to subversion, but delight is disruptive by definition.
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We only see the subversion of expectations — this isn't a kiss!
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This is a show built atop the subversion of fantasy tropes.
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Mr. Zhang was also detained for "inciting subversion," the friends said.
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This amounts to subversion and foreign interference in Singapore's domestic politics.
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The intelligence services are not concerned with hostile interference and subversion.
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The subversion of democracy was the explicit intent of the framers.
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But if she's acting, it's not subjection, after all: It's subversion.
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So in 2014, the town tried a different tactic: humorous subversion.
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La and Dickely's work thrives on the subversion of the familiar.
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The show touches on themes of race, gender, femininity, and subversion.
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In terms of political subversion, the possibilities are hard to know.
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They also disputed the claim that such criticism amounted to subversion.
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Is he happy at the subversion he's instilled into his clones?
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The series is a canny subversion of the love triangle trope!
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Chinese Human Rights Defenders, a coalition of Chinese and international nongovernmental organizations, reported on Monday that 22 lawyers and activists were under detention, of whom 16 had been charged with subversion or inciting subversion of state power.
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The promised subversion was, for the most part, more form than substance.
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She shares Buffy's powers and duties, but also represents freedom and subversion.
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Kim was sentenced to 10 years hard labor for subversion last year.
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While Tomato's process was technological subversion, their artistic touchstones were more historical.
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Still, they're lovely and a great subversion of the "smart home" idea.
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It will distract attention from the regime's subversion of the existing constitution.
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It was once the only place to find satirical humour and subversion.
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A Chinese human-rights lawyer, Xie Yang, pleaded guilty to inciting subversion.
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China also wants Hong Kong to enact legislation against sedition and subversion.
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Much of it is institutional, not independent, sacrificing autonomy yet feigning subversion.
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Women, lesser known in the art canon, are key to this subversion.
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This is about creating a realm of beauty and dimension beyond subversion.
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This caps a history of accusations of Hezbollah subversion in the Gulf.
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It's about subversion, and there are limits to even his remarkable patience.
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Western diplomats and politicians cast as puppet masters of subversion in China.
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It is a subversion of authority at the top of our government.
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Separately, China convicted a Taiwanese citizen of subversion for the first time.
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It is a perverse subversion of the human enterprise of scientific pursuit.
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If convicted of subversion, she faced up to 20 years in prison.
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Jiang, after being held incommunicado for six months, was charged with subversion.
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It means not making excuses for news coverage that empowered that subversion.
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Mr. Jiang disappeared for several months and was later charged with subversion.
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And accusations of divided loyalties and subversion were not necessarily paranoid fantasies.
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He was handed a three-year suspended sentence for subversion last April.
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Like BC, maybe Eckhaus Latta's real subversion is its desire to succeed.
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Lynch also uses this subversion of expectation during Blue Velvet's sex scenes.
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It's maybe no surprise, then, that Assembla, which offers a version control service for the enterprise with a strong focus on Subversion, today announced that it has acquired Cornerstone, one of the most popular Subversion clients for MacOS.
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"Before, there were cases of people like Liu Xiaobo tried for subversion for long commentaries and essays, but now even short comments on Weibo and Twitter can be treated as inciting subversion of state power," Mr. Liang said.
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Gaga's raunchiness and subversion of the celebrity apparatus flattered Beyoncé's karate-chop feminism.
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What the FBI and the DOJ and the Obama administration did was subversion.
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This subversion of expectations goes for much of the work in the show.
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Something especially interesting was how people championed her discussion of power and subversion.
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Rep. Mike Johnson: US must act to stop foreign subversion of our democracy.
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Increased subversion of software development processes and attacks on software update supply chains.
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We must secure our electoral infrastructure and protect our electoral system from subversion.
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The revelation that Winston has been recorded in his subversion with Julia, yes.
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Our Founding Fathers would not accept this uncertainty and subversion of the Constitution.
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As well as overt means, Mr. Putin has deployed cyber methods of subversion.
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These nonmilitary measures include information warfare techniques like subversion, espionage, propaganda, and cyberattacks.
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To change your mind risks undermining that authority, an act of self-subversion.
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The party sees groups like his as potential Trojan horses of political subversion.
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Then there are those accessories that prioritize American unity over statements of subversion.
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Once Gina befriends her peers, she starts to relish their flair for subversion.
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Art creates pathways for subversion, for political understanding and solidarity among coalition builders.
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In China, subversion charges are commonly leveled against critics of one-party rule.
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Democrats are engaged in subversion of a national election for president in 2020.
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If this wasn't a deliberate strategy of subversion, it wasn't a coincidence either.
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Take comfort in knowing this will undoubtedly inspire subversion within our cultural landscape.
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"Subversion of state power is serious," Li Yuhan, a lawyer representing Ms. Wang, said.
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Thanks to their campiness and subversion, musicals were back—and au courant once again.
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Injecting a little subversion into the film brings back some of that outsider spirit.
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Deborah Levy's The Man Who Saw Everything begins with a subtle instant of subversion.
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About a dozen have been charged in recent days with crimes including state subversion.
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Although Bob-Waksberg set out to subvert viewer expectations, this subversion soon became routine.
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As rote as it sounds, "Pitfall" is notable for its subtle subversion of genre.
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But what happened to the White Walkers wasn't a deliberately dissatisfying subversion of expectations.
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He was charged with subversion and given a hard labor life sentence in 2015.
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But the filmmakers undermine their own subversion by making Williams endlessly inferior to Tarzan.
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You look at the kind of talk going on about — it's really a subversion.
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Various writers have questioned whether camp's ironic subversion works at all under these conditions.
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Her attorneys unsuccessfully argued that the subversion charge seemed to come as an afterthought.
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Warmbier, a 85033-year-old University of Virginia undergraduate, had been charged with subversion.
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"The Apprentice: Trump, Russia and the Subversion of American Democracy" will be published Oct.
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Their recently released debut record, Administration, is run through with an anti-conformist subversion.
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Someone with a hacked console has an enormous amount of control and subversion tools.
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Subversion comes in many forms, and one of the most effective is dark humor.
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The spoof is at once a nod to tradition and a subversion of it.
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The raccoon's rebel spirit and unquenchable curiosity feel like a subversion of environmental hopelessness.
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He pleaded guilty to the subversion charge and a charge of disrupting court proceedings.
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It's an effective subversion not only of the superhero genre, but of Watchmen itself.
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Ms. Manning's atypical identity adds a frisson of subversion to her already subversive acts.
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Mr. Liu is serving an 11-year sentence after being convicted of state subversion.
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Liu was jailed for 11 years in 2009 for "inciting subversion of state power".
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Her subversion of minimalism is particularly evident in sculptures based on historic pillory devices.
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From this point of view, the goal of humor is the subversion of certainty.
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So far, at least 15 lawyers, law firm employees and other activists caught up in the crackdown have been arrested on charges of subversion of state power or of inciting subversion, said Patrick Poon, a researcher for Amnesty International in Hong Kong.
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" The criticism was in response to a burst of Chinese police notices to families last week revealing the formal arrest of at least 10 lawyers, legal aides and activists accused of "subversion of state power" or the slightly lighter charge of "inciting subversion.
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Rael draws inspiration from these and other examples to highlight opportunities for subversion and change.
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We can't turn back the clock on past Russian subversion and interference in our elections.
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Two months later, Kim Dong Chul was sentenced to 10 years hard labor for subversion.
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The music serves a greater purpose than reinforcing general overtones of subversion and violence, though.
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Najib has revived a colonial-era subversion law allowing him to jail opponents without trial.
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But the third episode of Season 22 continued its distinct yet subtle subversion of expectation.
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But his impulse to dodge the censors stuck around, as did his knack for subversion.
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He was convicted of subversion after he penned a democracy manifesto against the Communist Party.
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For Engels, the canvas is a limited space that requires subversion, inversion, expansion, or containment.
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Chinese officials later said the event crossed the "red line" dividing free speech from subversion.
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Other critics also accuse Bahais of subversion, and link its base in Haifa to Zionism.
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Similarly, the EU. But the Philippines dropped subversion charges, so he's not wanted by Manila.
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Eminem's subversion was anything but subtle, which is what made it that much more impactful.
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The blame for this subversion of traditional pastoralism can largely be laid on new paymasters.
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Several received lengthy sentences for subversion of state power while a few still await sentencing.
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North Korean state media said they were arrested for subversion or "hostile acts" against Pyongyang.
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I think subversion feels inspiring, and right now what feels subversive is pink and flowers.
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Not the role model you want-unless subversion of elections & democratic institutions is your thing!
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They created the Electoral College in part to protect America from this subversion and corruption.
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Even in its typically white characters, like Chase (played by Gregg Sulkin), there's some subversion.
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Political leaders were blackmailed and legitimate protest groups were targeted with illegal surveillance and subversion.
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And they're all rooted in Game of Thrones' three aforementioned strengths: heroism, subversion, and history.
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Do you think drag is still a form of subversion and protest of heteronormative society?
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It might not be an obvious observation that fanfiction can be an act of subversion.
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He was convicted of subversion and sentenced to 15 years in prison with hard labor.
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These offenses are both extremely serious and relate to the subversion of the political process.
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Then to lovingly, impishly subvert that subversion, extending the story backward and forwards in time.
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To me, tuning out of this bugged-out reality isn't really subversion—it's self-care.
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This was a clear hint that he wants Mrs Lam to introduce new legislation against subversion.
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In her Subversion paintings, Donegan's pieces are titled after commodities like eBay, The Skirt, and Accessories.
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The OAS debated the subversion of Venezuela's democracy a few days before the supreme court's ruling.
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Meanwhile, a court sentenced a prominent dissident, Qin Yongmin, to 13 years in prison for subversion.
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We look forward to the continued subversion of April 1 as a day with actual meaning.
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Rather, Han's glorious treatments of agency, personal choice, submission and subversion find form in the parable.
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The four albums reviewed below aspire to subversion and enact it with varying degrees of commitment.
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The pattern of inadvertent subversion is so persistent that Goldberg speculates it might have psychological roots.
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How did Devo's subversion end up taking the form of a brand, rather than something else?
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Yes, I like bear porn, I think I'm into the whole subversion of traditional gender roles.
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But Hollywood is rapidly turning subversion of its own tropes into its chief box office asset.
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A final subversion of our laws is found in financial disclosure requirements for stock market participation.
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Iran works constantly to undermine the stability of the pragmatic states, through subversion and proxy warfare.
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On Wednesday, the North Korean court ruled that Mr. Warmbier's action constituted "subversion" against North Korea.
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This week's best comics feature a bit of that mainstream allure and plenty of indie subversion.
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As others join the dance, we see more of this self-subversion, this refusal of perfection.
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These women herald calamity — both the dislodging of white supremacy and the subversion of male supremacy.
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JON PARELES Mercury's pinnacle bow at "Live Aid" was charged by a poignant sense of subversion.
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In Dr. Seuss there is subversion, but it's the work of Grinches, cats, kangaroos and Things.
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To a regime protective of its power, questions like these amount to subversion of the state.
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On his return to Harare in February, he was immediately arrested and again charged with subversion.
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This messaging could ramp up coercive pressure, given how much the Iranian regime fears internal subversion.
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Her husband, Xie Yang, was tried and convicted this month of subversion and disrupting a court.
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Mr Thanathorn remains party leader and will continue to campaign noisily against the subversion of democracy.
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In December, activist Wu Gan was sentenced to eight years in prison on charges of subversion.
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It's an ironic — if probably unintentional — subversion of director J.J. Abrams' overwhelming nostalgia for Star Wars.
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Gioia habitually and accurately casts the subversion he recounts in terms of ferocity, tumult and chaos.
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That can be the fun of choosing genre, and playing in genre, is the subversion expectations.
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It's a fun subversion of familiar fairy tales explored through a surprisingly cutthroat resource management game.
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Russians use banks for money laundering and then subversion or corruption of these countries' governing institutions.
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They include closer ties with China as well as using military force, subversion and cyber-warfare.
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And yet in times like these we always hear that satire and subversion are so important.
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To completely undermine the foundation of Western civilization and leave us open to subversion and capitulation.
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"They are being accused of subversion," said Yusril Ihza Mahendra, a lawyer for two of the eight.
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It is also holding a Korean-Canadian Christian pastor, who is serving a life sentence for subversion.
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"For the crime to become as serious as state subversion, it's a completely political charge," Liu said.
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But where the bourgeoisie saw threatening disorder, the avant-garde left saw a subversion of academic illusion.
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Huawei rejects the spying allegations, and points out that no evidence of subversion has ever been found.
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Thus, with its subversion via 'dead bread faces,' Body Bakery bears the visage of many simple truths.
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I mean, you look at this horrible thing that took place today, it's really -- is it subversion?
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Wang, who has been detained for over 900 days, has been charged with subversion of state power.
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North Korean state media says they were arrested either for subversion or "hostile acts" against the government.
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"I think the subversion of the idea of democratic elections is a very dangerous idea," Springsteen said.
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The irony and subversion powering Pratchett's writing has never had a better time to flourish in Hollywood.
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Tajikistan's government now tars almost any group promoting Islam, however mild, with the brush of jihadist subversion.
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Chen told CNN he confessed to charges of picking quarrels and provoking troubles, inciting subversion and embezzlement.
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The Coathangers (Tuesday) The Coathangers, from Atlanta, seem to miss the days when punk stood for subversion.
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We have the inside story of a rare blow against Russia's global campaign of disinformation and subversion.
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Subversion, it seems, takes its most intriguing form when there is something beautiful and pure to bend.
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Police later leveled the more serious charge of subversion, which carries a possible 20-year jail term.
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But "endangering national security" is a sweeping set of potential charges that include espionage and political subversion.
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I far prefer the underground bunker allure of the dusky interior, evocative of both sanctuary and subversion.
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"I was immediately drawn to the challenge," he said, a hint of subversion behind a ready smile.
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In a court appearance Monday, Mawarire pleaded not guilty to subversion charges launched against him in February.
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Andrew Luecke, a co-author of the recent book "Cool: Style, Sound, and Subversion," sees other antecedents.
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For the president to declare an emergency now would be an unprecedented subversion of Congress's constitutional prerogative.
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"I don't want subversion," he said on Tuesday at his presentation, relocated for the season to New York.
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GORKA: Rod Rosenstein has facilitated the subversion and the sabotaging of rule of law in the United States.
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Then there's Nyjah Huston, whose subversion of skate style has now progressed to compression tights under running shorts.
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We need information dominance and strategic subversion to prevent problems from becoming crises and crises from becoming conflicts.
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This subversion of the gothic romance trope works so well in part because it's making the subtext text.
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Rather than being repulsed by his excesses, they thrill at Trump's subversion of the rules of political decorum.
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The Song of Ice and Fire books were originally designed as a subversion of '90s-era fantasy fiction.
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Iran, which denies Arab accusations that it is engaged in subversion of Arab countries, appears to be gloating.
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He had been serving an 11-year prison sentence for "inciting subversion of state power" in nearby Jinzhou.
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He had been serving an 11-year prison sentence for "inciting subversion of state power" in northeastern China.
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Yeah, I'm always interested in subversion of expectation with character, because it happens all the time in life.
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According to the Associated Press, Wang's mother received an official arrest notice, which charges Wang with state subversion.
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He has been charged with "a vague and imprecise offense of inciting subversion of State power", they said.
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He is executing a subversion campaign against the ROK to create the conditions for unification under northern domination.
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Mr. Ferver, also appearing as Madame M., claims to be a populist, but subversion is really his game.
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Though his insight is universally accepted today, it was novel to the point of subversion in the 20003s.
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Subversion trials are not new in China, but the intense, concerted publicity around these trials signified a shift.
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But generally, coverage in the Chinese news media of previous subversion trials was relatively muted, Ms. Pils said.
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North Korean state media said Thursday's returnees were arrested either for subversion or "hostile acts" against the government.
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Superimposing rules that presume bipartisanship on a hyper-partisan institution is a prescription for gridlock and legislative subversion.
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The pastor was acquitted of subversion soon after the resignation of Mugabe following a military takeover in November.
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North Korean state media said the three were arrested either for subversion or "hostile acts" against the government.
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Released in April on Repeater, Justify My Love: Sex, Subversion and Music Video is a mix of genres.
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I admired the openings of Mike Nichols, the lights of Stanley Kubrick, or the subversion of Lindsay Anderson.
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The video is a seven-and-a-half-minute phantasmagoria of the Communist Party's nightmares of Western subversion.
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Mr. Xie was put on trial in May for inciting subversion of state power and disrupting court order.
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The North is also holding a Korean-Canadian Christian pastor, who is serving a life sentence for subversion.
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Trafficking on the high seas has become what these officials regard as a pernicious subversion of the sanctions.
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The proposed legislation would have outlawed "acts" of treason, secession, sedition or subversion against the Central People's Government.
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A decade later, Nasser also jailed Shafik's husband for several months on suspicion of subversion unrelated to her.
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Wu Gan, widely known by his internet handle "Super Vulgar Butcher," stood trial on subversion charges in August.
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Defendants found guilty of subversion can face up to life in prison, although shorter sentences are more common.
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Far from a drama of either repression or subversion, the situation seems like an oddly happy social concord.
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The rift undermines M.B.Z.'s ostensible goal of maintaining a united front against Iranian subversion in the region.
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A year later, a court in Beijing tried and convicted Mr. Liu on a charge of inciting subversion.
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An exhibition in England shows how artists have used women's hosiery to talk about race, gender and subversion.
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Exactly who made it is unclear, but it's a phantasmagoria of the Communist Party's nightmares of foreign subversion.
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An extraordinary community has evolved, representing the subversion of the ordered, restrained, chemically pure, and self-contained body.
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Because the art unfolds through time, it can create multiple sets of expectations and multiple forms of subversion.
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I like the juxtaposition of her subversion of Teddy with Maeve's more general subversion of all Hosts in her immediate vicinity, but to really give a shit, I'd have to care about Dolores and Teddy's relationship beyond feeling like it's a vaguely dutiful attempt to give James Marsden something to do.
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China sentenced Liu Xiaobo in 2009 to 11 years&apos imprisonment on charges of inciting subversion of state power.
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Beyond bots and troll farms, the toolbox includes information operations, cyberattacks, political subversion, strategic economic coercion and malign finance.
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An American woman charged with subversion in Zimbabwe for allegedly insulting the president on Twitter has appeared in court.
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Git is wildly successful as an entirely decentralised version control system – almost entirely replacing centralised systems such as Subversion.
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If Nancy represents a subversion of a young woman's role in society, then Miss Marple is her septuagenarian counterpart.
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This app allows Assembla users to easily manage their Git, Subversion and Perforce repos from their iPhones and iPads.
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He had been serving an 11-year prison sentence for "inciting subversion of state power" in Jinzhou, near Shenyang.
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He faced internal threats of labor strikes and external pressure from Washington about rumored communist subversion in motion pictures.
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And Trump's subversion of government will leave a legacy of cynicism as surely the Vietnam War and Watergate did.
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Connected in subversion and in cross-pollinating scenes, all of our bands also transcend the scenes they sprang from.
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The alternative is that they made a conscious decision to allow Russian subversion of the election to continue unimpeded.
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Their partnership has provided Strait's music with a welcome dose of subversion, helping to keep him from becoming predictable.
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An anomalous result on paper, a reversal of the usual order, a subversion of expectations, but no damned fluke.
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This is a critical tool to help defend our democracy from Russia's subversion and information warfare online right now.
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My first gay bar, and the only one I ever truly loved — the Ninth Circle — promoted a parallel subversion.
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But Washington should do more — in concert with Europe — to protect the EU from Russian meddling, influence and subversion.
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That's an intentional play against type, a subversion of the more static state that traditional superhero stories exist within.
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That support is the bright spot in a tale of "subversion" that was more gross and sad than subversive.
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The formula: make a big pop mainstream tune and be allowed subversion or high art in the music video.
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As an act of subversion, Buckman and Frank added the image of a classical odalisque over the room's mantle.
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And, as with the majority of contemporary art, subversion and appropriation are the de facto tools for dismantling hierarchy.
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These ills didn't come about by accident; the subversion of democracy was the explicit intent of the Constitution's framers.
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Let the rule of law, the power of truth and the subversion of humor vanquish this boggart for good.
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He also faces a separate subversion charge over protests staged in January 2019 over a sharp fuel price increase.
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"Billions" has no time for fantasies of foreign subversion; the barbarians have been inside the gates since the pilot.
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Mr. Bannon's supporters are publicly warning about the subversion of Mr. Trump's real agenda by the so-called Democrats.
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His arrest, announced on Friday, marks the first time the Chinese authorities have charged someone from Taiwan with subversion.
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Therefore, Russian warfare has to rely more on unconventional military components, such a cyber, disinformation, economic warfare and subversion.
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Watchmen The story behind Looking Glass and his shiny mask offers a clever subversion of the superhero origin story.
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For all its sweep and noble intentions, "Music: A Subversive History" has a limited conception of what constitutes subversion.
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What Trump did was a breach of his basic obligation to safeguard the American democratic process from foreign subversion.
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He has a young son with his wife, the American singer Amanda Palmer, who matches him for antic subversion.
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Last year, Canadian missionary Hyeon Soo Lim was sentenced to hard labour for life for subversion of the state.
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Rather than focusing on collecting and analyzing intelligence, they developed expertise in propaganda, agitation, subversion, repression, deception and murder.
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It's a delicious subversion of the rhetoric that has historically been used against us: a reclamation, a reappropriation, a hijacking.
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It was through such subversion that the Cubist theorists and their anarchist allies intended to transform consciousness and thus society.
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This is theoretically a movie about the subversion of democracy, the eradication of personal privacy, and a quiet global takeover.
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In 2003 the government shelved a controversial anti-subversion bill after hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets.
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Using this sort of confrontation, this subversion, this comedic quality almost, that’s how people get over that discomfort.
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North Korea's highest court sentenced an American tourist to 15 years in prison with hard labor on Wednesday for subversion.
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It's a neat trope subversion, played with all the gravitas expected of the genre, making this crime thriller a standout.
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This subversion will be defined by satire, which is a form of art that directly takes on those in power.
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It's a simple subversion of video games' oldest trope, the retry, which gracefully implies the futility and grotesqueness of war.
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Does this story have anything to do with the Moscow-directed subversion campaign aimed at helping him defeat Hillary Clinton?
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Liu Xiaobo died of liver cancer in July while in Chinese custody, having been jailed in 2009 for inciting subversion.
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Memo to "anonymous," his fellow "adults" and the Times: democracy dies in subversion of democratic mandates and in runaway sensationalism.
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Camp cannot be administered from on high, it turns out, because authority drains all the subversion out of the joke.
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Politico also reported last month that Shulkin had the backing of the administration to root out "subversion" at his agency.
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So it's simply perfect that that one ended with a playful subversion of one of the franchise's most enduring traditions.
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On the other hand, not obeying the lawful order of a legitimately elected official is also a subversion of democracy.
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Samuel's mother (Penelope Ann Miller) taught young Nat to read, a small act of subversion that would have large consequences.
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After a while, the record feels less like a subversion of pop tropes than like a hyperintelligent narration of them.
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Otto Warmbier, a 21-year-old University of Virginia undergraduate, tearfully confessed to the crime after getting charged with subversion.
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"The subversion of the IDF's morality is outrageous and unacceptable," Netanyahu said after the video began to go viral online.
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"Every corner of this rich, rewarding novel features one or another subversion of stereotypes," Chris Pavone writes in his review.
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Now that's a violation of the oath they're about to take, and it's a complete subversion of the constitutional scheme.
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He pleaded guilty to inciting subversion of the state, voiced contrition in a calm, practiced voice and asked for mercy.
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Back then, Communist Party leaders railed against Western-inspired subversion and imprisoned leading participants in the protests who hadn't fled.
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And he had been relentlessly singled out for rebutting Kremlin apologists about the seizure of Crimea and subversion of Ukraine.
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They look to Europe and see Muslim immigrants creating a continent ridden with terrorism and nearly lost to Islamist subversion.
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Two rights activists have been tried and one more is expected to go on trial on subversion charges this week.
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A South Korean-born Canadian pastor was arrested in North Korea last year and given a life sentence for subversion.
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In a story built on subversion and shocks, the massacre of the King's Landing civilians is a devastating last stroke.
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Some Game of Thrones fans think that what happened in "The Bells" marked the show's boldest subversion of tropes yet.
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But dismantling the distinctions between irony and sincerity, counterculture and commercialism, subversion and self-promotion, is what DIS does best.
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He said he was urging Chinese authorities to release dozens of human rights lawyers jailed by security forces for alleged subversion.
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"I HAVE no enemies and no hatred," Liu Xiaobo told a court in Beijing during his trial for subversion in 2009.
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"Coven" may have shed some of its spiritual meaning, but it has retained its significance as a term of unified subversion.
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Police spokesman Boy Rafli Amar described the plan as attempted subversion of Widodo's government, which has strong support from the military.
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North Korean authorities arrested him in October 2015 and later sentenced him 10 years of hard labor for espionage and subversion.
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But gingham has also been associated with striving and equality and a subtle hint of subversion that hides amid the predictability.
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Subversion, disinformation and forgery, combined with the use of special forces, were at the heart of the Soviet Union's intelligence services.
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Where I'd hoped Wilson's Heart was a clever subversion of generic horror tropes, it turned out to be simply repeating them.
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Either way, nobody could accuse him of subversion because there could be nothing incriminating in a wordless piece of orchestral music.
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This attempted subversion of English propriety, class, and nobility is a gesture too small to hold its own in the room.
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Accusations of poisoned food were rife, a perfect storm of fear around the subversion of those great nurturers: women and food.
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Heathers (1989), for all its pitch black humor and subversion of the teen movie genre, is anchored in Ryder's considerable charm.
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With the surprise trailer and Cloverfield title, that same kind of expectation and subversion is happening with the marketing campaign, too.
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In Bagley's reading then, the Trump administration is, ironically enough, the best defense for Obamacare against Idaho's subversion of the law.
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There's shrewd messaging about toxic relationships, gender dynamics, and self-esteem, and a subversion of princess tropes that runs surprisingly deep.
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The team hopes to rout historical versioning systems like Subversion by offering greater context and insight into design changes over time.
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Russia is waging "hybrid war" in the east, achieving its aims with a mix of conventional force, political subversion and disinformation.
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Simone Tramonte's photo essay, "Small Acts of Subversion," provides a look at Iranian women 40 years after the fall of Shah.
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This subversion of expectations is an effective tactic for Ensemble Kolossus, which recently released its debut album, "The Distance," on ECM.
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The intriguing narratives about your missing wife's political subversion or the robot uprising also never play out in any meaningful way.
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" He also accused Trump of "purposely dismantling barriers that protect our nation from dangerous Russian subversion, which he has also welcomed.
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"Redbone" and "Terrified," two falsetto ballads laced with paranoia and fear, stay poised between plush vocal-group soul and synthesizer subversion.
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That perspective has threaded through the trials of Chinese lawyers and rights advocates convicted and sentenced on subversion charges this year.
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The entertaining adventures are a cover for an attempt at a profound cultural subversion, and for the most part, it works.
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Their paper led to an explosion of research in a new field: the subversion of image recognition systems through adversarial attacks.
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It's a subversion of video game rules and expectations that one may (perhaps clumsily) liken to the shower scene in Psycho.
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That legislation — against sedition, subversion, secession and treason — would have allowed the authorities to conduct warrantless searches and shut down newspapers.
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But even this limited selection of work reveals Lebel's deep love of freedom, self-mockery, and playful subversion of social norms.
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However, even in "Good Night," you can see the roots of the Simpsons' quirky subversion of the modern American TV family.
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The song's refrain, "I'd like to turn you on," has rankled disk jockeys supersensitive to "hidden subversion" in rock 'n' roll.
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So this looks very much like the use of presidential power to cover up possible foreign subversion of the U.S. government.
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One such newspaper, Takungpao, called Ms Eadeh "a person of mysterious status and an expert in low-key acts of subversion".
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Since when do these mistakes excuse subversion of an election by a foreign power and a rogue domestic law enforcement agency?
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The Justice Department, in additional court filings, has now alleged that subversion effort continues on social media sites to this day.
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Liu Xiaobo was serving an 11-year sentence for "inciting subversion of state power" when he died of liver cancer last summer.
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Over a year ago, Pyongyang sentenced 62-year-old Korean-American missionary Kim Dong Chul to 10 years hard labor for subversion.
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Kim Dong Chul, accused by the North of subversion and espionage, is the second American sentenced there in the past two months.
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North Korean authorities arrested him in October 2015 and later sentenced him to 10 years of hard labor for espionage and subversion.
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Image 2 of 2 HARARE, Zimbabwe – The Latest on American woman accused of subversion in Zimbabwe (all times local): 3:20 p.m.
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Both, unsurprisingly, played with subversion of expectations, and this year, two such games knocked the wind out of me for different reasons.
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They included 10 charged with "subversion of state power," he said, which carries a sentence of 15 years to life in prison.
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Her own Section F—Counter-subversion—was assigned to for- mulate a debriefing strategy, led by her immediate superior, Brig- adier Harker.
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This refers to a clause in Hong Kong's constitution that requires the territory to pass laws against treason, secession, sedition and subversion.
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While this subversion of the marital tradition is a positive choice for many women, it could affect how people perceive their husband.
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But for me, when Mindy declares she's chosen neither of her suitors, but rather, herself, it didn't seem like a clever subversion.
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It also sentenced a South Korean-born American citizen, Kim Dong Chul, to 10 years of hard labor for subversion and espionage.
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In March 2016, Kim Dong Chul, a 62-year-old Korean-American missionary, was sentenced to 10 years hard labor for subversion.
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He had been serving an 11-year prison sentence for "inciting subversion of state power" in Jinzhou in northeastern China, near Shenyang.
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On Friday, the High Court freed on bail two union leaders and two lawmakers facing subversion and violence charges respectively, lawyers said.
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But imposing any laws against political subversion and similar crimes on Hong Kong is much easier said than done, other experts said.
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Gradually, several current and former army commanders, as well as all of the country's major political parties, denounced the subversion of democracy.
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He recalls that he wanted a word or phrase to conjure an atmosphere of "creepy subversion" — something sinister, xenophobic, un-American. "Shadowland"?
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A court in northern China sentenced a human-rights lawyer, Wang Quanzhang, to four and a half years in prison for "subversion".
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Russia's goals can also be achieved by political subversion and using information warfare as a political warfare tool to create unsettled conflicts.
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One other lawyer at his firm, as well as an intern and an assistant, were also arrested on subversion charges in January.
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The evidence showed that the subversion of doping controls had occurred in 30 sports, including 20 Olympic summer sports and Paralympic sports.
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I was interested in Gadsby's subversion of a form that I love, but I didn't entirely understand what she had against it.
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Ms. Cleary and Mr. Medlyn imagine a meeting of these opposites of sweetness and subversion to wonder if sentimentality can become transgressive.
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In seeking to answer the questions that fuel her own artistic work, Untitled has subverted a form already known for its subversion.
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The original ballet caused literal riots when it premiered in 1913 due to its utter subversion of classical ballet and music norms.
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On the contrary, what is so moving and effective about Roberts's work here is her shrewd subversion of her long-established persona.
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It appeared to be a stark subversion of the N.C.A.A.'s central tenet that college athletics are a mere component of education.
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The U.S. made the security of Turkey a Cold War priority, and the Truman Doctrine provided financial support to fight communist subversion.
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It combines tactical flexibility with strategic consistency and includes cyber attacks, political assassination and subversion, bribery and corruption, terrorism and proxy warfare.
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Mr. Rozi was charged with attempted subversion and sentenced to 15 years in prison last year, according to his son, Kamaltürk Yalqun.
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The lawyer, Wang Yu, was taken into custody last July and accused the next month of inciting subversion and "causing a disturbance".
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They discussed the human rights violations by Tehran, the Iranian regime's nefarious subversion in the region, and prospects for a future Iran.
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The Foreign Agent Registration Act, little enforced since its adoption in 1938 to prevent fascist subversion, needs stronger restrictions, disclosure and penalties.
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This funds much of the information and cyber warfare as well as dirty money and subversion that Moscow directs around the globe.
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Mr. Liu, who kept vigil on Tiananmen Square in 1989 to protect protesters from soldiers, was convicted in 2009 of inciting subversion.
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In other words, the very beginning of the Bible represents a literary subversion of the binary trope Peterson insists has defined human culture.
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The same went for any perceived use of Hong Kong as a base for infiltration and subversion of the mainland—however hazily defined.
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That's an act of supreme subversion from Serena in particular, but she's one of few with the power to change their broken society.
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In the end Mr Li was lucky—he received a suspended sentence for "subversion of state power", and was set free last month.
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On Wednesday, a veteran pro-democracy campaigner was sentenced to 13 years in prison for "subversion" — a similar charge to Liu Xiaobo&aposs.
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And I am not going to sit here and be an idle spectator to the diminution, the subversion, the destruction, of the Constitution.
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Prosecutors did not give more information on the exact nature of the suspected crime, which they called a "serious act of violent subversion".
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Prior to joining Google, Fitzpatrick was a senior software engineer on the version control team at CollabNet, working on Subversion, cvs2svn and CVS.
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The theory involves six moral foundations, or "moral taste receptors": care/harm, authority/subversion, loyalty/betrayal, liberty/oppression, purity/degradation, and fairness/cheating.
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He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2010, a year after he was sentenced to 11 years in prison for inciting subversion.
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Simulation games like Animal Crossing where you develop a digital life of your choosing are the perfect playground for this sort of subversion.
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The book is a tactical manual of subversion, provides direct advice for radical street protests and proclaims Lucifer to be the first radical.
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"Contrast Ryan's inane insults, his obstinance and subversion of President Trump to the behavior and rhetoric of Democratic leadership of late," Dobbs said.
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China last Friday convicted a rights activist for subversion and sentenced him to three years prison, the fourth such sentencing in a week.
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Although Laufer has turned subversion of the medical industry into an artform, litigation remains a perennial threat to his mission to liberate medicine.
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Yet Republicans and Trump are fast becoming of one mind that the Russian subversion campaign was useful, and they hope it happens again.
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One option that China may consider is pushing Hong Kong to revive its long-shelved plans to introduce a new law against subversion.
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Fomenting fear of enemy invasions and subversion and scapegoating the weakest among us won't make us a stronger nation, but a weaker one.
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Mr. Lu, a former teacher at a police academy, was sentenced in 2008 to four years in prison on charges of inciting subversion.
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Note that this is not really subversion of the statutes; the statutes never would have passed if the agencies weren't given these powers!
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But in early August, four were convicted on subversion charges and sentenced to as much as seven and a half years in prison.
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None of the three men had heard from the police in the eastern city of Tianjin who had charged her with state subversion.
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The church's pastor, Wang Yi, was arrested on allegations of "inciting subversion of state power," according to US-based Christian advocacy group ChinaAid.
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This is the Utah Republican's fourth book following the release of "Our Lost Constitution: The Willful Subversion of America's Founding Document" in 2015.
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But there is some subversion in this video of the entire ridiculous idea of what a "big rock band" is meant to be.
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A play between fulfillment and subversion of genre tropes and archetypes has become a key part of the modern anime and game landscape.
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His work processes and reinterprets everyday objects and scenes until they become imbued with a playful originality that drifts between humor and subversion.
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Many of the women in Greenhill and Griffiths' study are turned on by the "subversion" of gender norms that occurs when men cry.
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For all its daring subversion of expectations, the play takes a sharp left turn out of familiar territory, only to lose its way.
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This subversion is the reason so many people first fell in love with Game of Thrones: They didn't want a predictable happy ending.
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As befits a man who for a time wrote British-style cryptics, his words serve many purposes: delight, emphasis and subversion among them.
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"I will not use my presence at a state ceremony to normalize Trump's lawless conduct & subversion of the Constitution," Ms. Ocasio-Cortez tweeted.
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He was sentenced to prison on Monday on charges of inciting subversion of state power, part of Beijing's crackdown on unregistered religious groups.
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The former, he wrote, should include efforts to shape the political and social landscape of the adversary through subversion, espionage, propaganda, and cyberattacks.
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The founder of one of China's largest unregistered churches was given a lengthy sentence for what the government called subversion of state power.
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A year ago, he was formally arrested on a charge of inciting subversion of state power and was moved to a detention center.
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" He attributes this failure to a "systematic subversion of the national security establishment under the banner of inclusivity, cultural awareness and political correctness.
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While the reversal creates flexibility within the church's policing of sexuality, it does not offer acceptance, rendering wholehearted inclusion a form of subversion.
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If you end up getting caught, the attempted subversion will be construed as a mitigating (it's a gray area!) rather than aggravating factor.
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It's taking opposite philosophies, taking something that was anti-feminism and then turning it into feminism is excellent subversion, and that's pop art.
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A senior U.S. official defended the initiative, citing "a common threat from terrorist organizations as well as from Iranian subversion throughout the region".
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H. R. McMaster, accused Moscow of engaging in a campaign of "disinformation, subversion and espionage" that he said Washington would continue to expose.
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Indeed, it's worked well in the past — Return to Oz, for example, is a brilliant subversion of what we expect from an Oz movie.
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Instead they used highly anticipated speeches at the Shangri-La Dialogue in Singapore to lob allegations of deceit, subversion and mistrust at each other.
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But at some point last year, young adults started co-opting the innocent cartoon as a symbol of subversion, even getting tattoos of Peppa.
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Here lies a humorous parallel between detective work and artistic ascendance, through the acts of subversion, failure, ingenuity and the forming of new relationships.
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And I am not going to sit here and be an idle spectator to the diminution, the subversion, [or] the destruction of the Constitution.
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But with the added dash of self-awareness and deft comedic timing, he becomes a hilarious subversion of the exact trope he fears becoming.
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"The verdict against the trio indicates somewhat the authorities' attitudes toward others charged for subversion," said Ms. Wang, who is based in Hong Kong.
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It quickly became an expression of anger at his subversion of democracy since 2007, when he returned to power after a 17-year absence.
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Mr Liu, an academic and author specialising in literature and philosophy, was eight years into an 11-year sentence for subversion (see our obituary).
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The protest was focused on opposing a proposed national security bill aimed to amend the laws dealing with treason, sedition, subversion and other acts.
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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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The guidelines also specifically prohibit online religious services from inciting subversion, opposing the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party and promoting extremism and separatism.
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Her confinement began in 2010, days after her husband, then a year into an 11-year sentence for subversion, won the Nobel peace prize.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I'm skeptical of subversion as a form of praise for artists, or an ideal to hold them to.
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In the digital void, his music is funny and abstract; in person, it's bruising and immediate, the intensity underlying the subversion of the lyrics.
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So, are these performances a sense of commercialized exhibitionism, an act of subversion and provocation, or maybe just the artist's own "off-center" feminism?
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O'Donovan was first charged with insulting and undermining the president, and subsequently with subversion, a charge that carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment.
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"The establishment scions pouring into tech take on the trappings of subversion, while remaining fundamentally conformist" — and much less interested in funding talented nonconformists.
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That other members of the Trump team and their Russian contacts are reportedly under federal investigation, stemming from a broader investigation into Russian subversion.
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Mr. Liu said the subversion charge was particularly serious and, if successfully prosecuted, could lead to a prison term of at least a decade.
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All of the blueprints for hip-hop's current obsession with fashion are contained herein: the laserlike focus on brand, the lifestyle aspiration, the subversion.
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The move was aimed at penalizing Russia's aggressive foreign policy, including military interventions in Syria and Ukraine and the alleged subversion of Western democracies.
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When it became apparent that this battle was going to be fought on a clever campaign of fact subversion from Drake, I checked out.
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Simon Wang's gallery, which has helped make Shanghai's M50 art scene a center of enthusiastic political subversion, is showing a single artist at Frieze.
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It ties the world together in many good ways, but it has also become a broad avenue for theft, hatred, lies, ignorance and subversion.
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Our vacillation between the plausible and the peculiar is fundamental to Magic Realism's slight subversion of the ordinary, and its main difference from Surrealism.
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A media company built on subversion and outlandishness was unable to create "a safe and inclusive workplace" for women, two of its founders acknowledge.
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The lawyer, Wang Quanzhang, was found guilty of "subversion of state power," the No. 2 Intermediate People's Court of Tianjin said on its website.
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Kazuo Ishiguro, the British author known for his spare prose style and his subversion of literary genres, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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Even the Nixon administration rationalized surveillance of domestic political opponents, including antiwar and civil rights leaders, by citing worries about potential covert Soviet subversion.
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Mr. Simons doesn't bother with ideology, although the play's subversion of gender roles is hinted at by the black dress that Achilles sometimes wears.
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Now they're indifferent to actual subversion and the real possibility that we are being governed by people who take their cues from Moscow. Why?
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Whatever hopes he has of salvaging his presidency begin in suppressing the infighting, factionalism, subversion, dysfunction and flirtations with extremism within his inner circle.
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There was, it was claimed, a serious risk to liberal democracy from American subversion within, in alliance with the Russians without, peddling seductive untruths.
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This would send a powerful signal to a belligerent but ultimately fearful Kremlin that the West will prevail over Russia's subterfuge, sabotage and subversion.
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It is occurring primarily because the Communist Party has chosen to politicize and even weaponize race as a tool of foreign policy and subversion.
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Most important, Macau's political leaders have adopted laws that curb dissent, including one in 13 that made subversion against the Chinese state a crime.
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In 2009, China sentenced Nobel Peace Prize-winning dissident Liu Xiaobo to 11 years in prison on charges of "inciting subversion of state power".
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The Saudi-led bloc accuses Qatar of supporting terrorism and spreading subversion in the region, and last summer imposed an embargo on the country.
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Miller documents the literary establishment's effort to conceal this, and argues that L.E.L.'s verse is filled with veiled implication, encoded language, and subversion.
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These included disinformation and subversion, often involving various front organizations and Moscow-funded fringe parties that worked to shape the politics of foreign countries.
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Shulkin told POLITICO last week he was hunting down "subversion" at the agency, but declined Tuesday to say whether he expected to fire anyone.
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"The suspicion is that among other things there was a link to plans to attempt subversion, and to take advantage of conditions today," Amar said.
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The pastor and his wife were charged with "inciting subversion," which can carry a 15-year prison sentence, and more than 100 worshipers were arrested.
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Subversion and political incorrectness are cornerstones of La Movida, and Ceesepe's gory aesthetic was partly a reaction against the facile cartoons he grew up with.
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The government's proposal to pass a law criminalizing acts of sedition and subversion against mainland China -- referred to as "Article 22014" -- was the last straw.
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North Korea has sentenced another US citizen to hard labor for subversion, just a day after the country's most recent missile launches ended in failure.
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And for the next two years, he lived the life of a Not Famous person — not the absence of fame, but a subversion of it.
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So they have they created a 50-year sort of political subversion, public relations disinformation campaign so that they could continue pumping out carbon dioxide.
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McMaster condemned what he said was Russian involvement in a new generation of warfare, including internal political subversion, as well as economic aggression by China.
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Danger of communist subversion served to rationalize the dictatorship, although in practice the repression was directed at least as much against agitation for Taiwan independence.
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Liu had been serving an 11-year prison sentence for "inciting subversion of state power" in Jinzhou, near the city of Shenyang in northeastern China.
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The police also wanted the court to try Mr. Chen on a charge of "inciting subversion of the state," but that charge has been dropped.
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The Pentagon Papers, released by Daniel Ellsberg, in 1971, revealed a pattern of deception and subversion by American leaders going back as far as 1945.
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Article 23 of Hong Kong's Basic law says Hong Kong will enact a law to prohibit "treason, secession, sedition (and) subversion" against the national government.
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The K.G.B.'s so-called active measures — subversion, media manipulations, forgery and the financing of some "peace" organizations — lay at the heart of Soviet intelligence.
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"Men rarely put themselves in a position where subversion acts as a compromise to their identity rather than a challenging of identity," she tells me.
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But I've come increasingly to admire McPherson's use, and subversion, of well-worn tropes to create a collective national sensibility, filtered through decades of memory.
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Meanwhile, the Nobel Prize in Literature went to Kazuo Ishiguro, the British author known for his spare prose style and his subversion of literary genres.
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The Basic Law requires the city to create laws against treason, secession and subversion of the national government, effectively updating those from the colonial era.
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These parties, critics say, are sowing the seed of subversion through their populist courtship of voters and fomenting xenophobia by spreading an anti-migrant message.
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But in the more recent artwork, the subversion of language into something to be seen as form rather than merely read becomes even more emphatic.
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The police arrested Mr. Liu, and a year later, he was convicted of "inciting subversion of state power" and sentenced to 11 years in prison.
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In the world of mutually assured disruption, more than ever before what matters is the capacity to distinguish between state-inspired and state-run subversion.
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The other 21975 percent is a slow process, which we call either ideological subversion or active measures, [speaking Russian] in the language of the KGB.
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Turning a common bit of crosswordese into a puzzle theme is the best kind of subversion, and Sam Donaldson does just that in this puzzle.
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And the portrait painted here of a gentle and caring artist forced to watch the subversion and perversion of his creation is heartbreaking and important.
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Despite the sardonic way Mr. Cohen's films equate gangsterism with all-American capitalism, there's not much in the way of effective subversion, subtextual or otherwise.
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Worse, if the pardon extends to those who have collaborated with Russian election subversion, Trump could find himself charged with treason under 18 U.S.C § 2381.
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The Wrestling Federation of India has also not dismissed the possibility of the failed test coming as a result of subversion, according to local media.
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Police officials later confirmed that he was in custody under suspicion of "incitement to subversion of state power," but they did not disclose his location.
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Turning a common bit of crosswordese into a puzzle theme is the best kind of subversion, and Sam Donaldson does just that in this puzzle.
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"These are allegations of abuse of power, subversion of due process, cronyism and nepotism," Kirsten Han, an activist and journalist, wrote in a popular blog.
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But even setting aside its strides for onscreen representation, Crazy Rich Asians also succeeds as both a celebration and subtle subversion of the romantic comedy.
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It's a fitting summary of Owens's work, which, for all its subversion winds up feeling like a celebration of the power and energy of creativity.
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However, this moment of transition, this moment of shifting the meaning is not always readable; subversion is a kind of indirect criticism full of ambiguity.
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Other times, her choice of location required a subversion of authority, such as when the group took over a bus station on a crowded afternoon.
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Ms. Wang's husband, Bao Longjun, who worked with her, was charged with "inciting subversion of state power," a slightly lighter charge also used to imprison dissidents.
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Anything that works needs to get your attention or state its own place, so you can see it as subversion or not — it doesn't actually matter.
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Russian campaigns of subversion and disinformation have paved the way for the annexation of Crimea, a war in Ukraine and interference in several Western countries' elections.
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Whereas most tributes cast Lenin as a scholar, Venkov's subtle act of subversion portrayed him more as an aggressor, a heavy scowl permanently creasing his face.
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They also say the government has this year leveled subversion charges against at least 24 activists and opposition leaders, the highest number in a single year.
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TO CHINA's authorities, Liu Xiaobo was a common criminal who had been sentenced in 2900 to 21989 years in jail for "inciting subversion of state power".
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Li Ming-che, who disappeared while visiting China in 2017, was found guilty of subversion that year in a trial that his wife denounced as illegitimate.
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Tung Chee-hwa, who was chief executive when the anti-subversion law was shelved, stepped down in 2005, apparently because of his handling of that bill.
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Republican leaders in Congress are failing their country: at the least they should hold emergency hearings to protect America from subversion in the mid-term elections.
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"'Nazi chic', as it has become known, is an expression of subversion and its wearers in Asia are largely ignorant of its historical underpinnings," he said.
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"'Nazi chic,' as it has become known, is an expression of subversion and its wearers in Asia are largely ignorant of its historical underpinnings," he said.
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Yet his weightiest words came moments later, when Mr Bush urged America to secure both its electoral infrastructure and democratic system against subversion by foreign powers.
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The first "Frozen" film was a subversion of Disney's previously typical "girl falls in love with prince and gets married and lives happily ever after" trope.
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It's widely viewed as perhaps one of the best sequel movies in history, and in many ways is similar to the subversion used throughout Last Jedi.
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Most were released, but about 17 were arrested and in some cases tried and imprisoned on subversion and other charges, according to estimates by Amnesty International.
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At one point, they informed me that the charge against me had been changed from illegally crossing a national border to inciting subversion of state power.
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And his profile got a big boost from his prominence in the exhibition Postmodernism: Style and Subversion, 1970—1990 at the Victoria & Albert Museum in 19813.
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After being held incommunicado for months, he gave what appeared to be a forced confession before being sentenced to five years in prison for state subversion.
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Filled with fried egg breasts and cucumber phalluses, Sarah Lucas's new retrospective at the New Museum illuminates her wry subversion of the patriarchal art historical canon.
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But instead of grappling with the nuisance of diversion, the federal government decided to implement drug prohibition, further incentivizing and enormously strengthening criminal networks of subversion.
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Yes, I think drag is a form of subversion, although it doesn't have to be if that's not what you want to make your drag about.
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HONG KONG — One of China's most prominent human rights lawyers was given a suspended three-year prison sentence on Friday after being convicted of subversion charges.
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Its stars have been imported and occasionally seem eager to practice subversion, as Madonna and Beyoncé have; to practice an exuberant nothing, as Katy Perry has.
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Improbable as it might seem, that premise boils down to a subversion of the famous reality TV code: What if everyone was here to make friends?
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That means not trying to change the subject to campaign strategy, which is a legitimate topic but has no bearing on the question of electoral subversion.
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This factor — Tehran's support for terrorism, subversion, and Shiite expeditionary militias in Syria and Iraq — has transformed the region's security situation, alarming Arabs and Israelis alike.
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A regional military force can broaden its missions to also include fights against Iran's subversion, terror support and weapons smuggling, so long that it remains tacit.
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He has also gone on record to say he's rooting out "subversion" in his own department, where he claims other staffers are attempting to undermine him.
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Both monikers reflect aspects of the performers' respective personalities, albeit outsized and at times cartoonish, with a shared disdain for authority and a flair for subversion.
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On the other hand, Hugo Aveta's free flowing dreamy green video animation, "Basic Rhythms: Subversion of the Soul" (2014), uplifts with its enthralling click-drone soundtrack.
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BEIJING — A well-known Chinese human rights lawyer and her husband, a trainee lawyer, have been arrested on charges of political subversion, her lawyer said on Wednesday.
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The disclosure of the case came on the same day that the Chinese police arrested two lawyers, an intern lawyer and a legal assistant on subversion charges.
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Someone accused of "subversion"—a charge often levelled at people who do nothing more than persistently criticise the authorities—can still expect short shrift in the dock.
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President Trump should challenge Putin to expose all of Moscow's subversion of American elections and American society since the establishment of the Soviet Union a century ago.
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The best The Good Cop can do in terms of existing in the current cultural moment is indulge in occasional subversion by way of its guest stars.
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A court in China sentenced two Chinese dissidents to prison for "inciting subversion" through their activism, which included expressing support for pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong.
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Mutharika had denounced the ruling as "a serious subversion of justice, an attack on our democratic systems and an attempt to undermine the will of the people".
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In an effort to encourage audience participation, the museum has left pencils and slips of paper for visitors to jot down their own acts of quiet subversion.
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In a separate case, also on Tuesday, rights lawyer Xie Yang avoided criminal punishment despite being found guilty of inciting subversion, because he admitted to his crimes.
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The false translation received applause at the Oscar ceremony for an admirable sentiment, but his quiet subversion illustrates that advocating unity on a surface level isn't enough.
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We aim to spark conversations in the art world and in popular media about knowledge politics through this temporary, city-wide subversion of power, knowledge, and capital.
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In 2003 about half a million people took to the streets to protests against an anti-subversion bill which they feared would be used to crush dissent.
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After all, in a series defined by its ruthless subversion of traditional fantasy narratives, how could the conquest of Westeros end in anything other than mass slaughter?
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And while it's definitely the most popular option right now, competing technologies like Subversion and Mercurial still have their fair share of users, especially in the enterprise.
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The Center for Investigation of Organised Crime, a branch of the elite Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), monitors social media to hunt for evidence of immorality or subversion.
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A day after Ms Liu was freed, a court in the central city of Wuhan sentenced another dissident, Qin Yongmin, to 13 years in prison for subversion.
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Evan Mawarire, the most prominent among those arrested and charged with subversion, was on Wednesday night released from the country's maximum prison after two weeks in detention.
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"For me, one of the appealing aspects to work in such an ancient and traditional medium is how open that makes it to quiet subversion," Merry says.
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Four other lawyers were charged with "incitement to state subversion," which carries a maximum sentence of 15 years, according to notices posted on social media by supporters.
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Yu was stripped of his legal license and arrested on charges of subversion in January, after he circulated a letter calling for the revision of China's constitution.
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Those freedoms are outlined in the Basic Law, a mini-constitution that also demands the city pass its own law covering treason, secession and subversion against Beijing.
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Li was found guilty of subversion in November in a trial that his wife denounced as illegitimate and has since been held in central China's Hunan province.
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The trio were accused of involvement in the "potential subversion of the anti-doping control process" and the "improper diversion of funds" the federation received from Nike.
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He was found guilty of subversion in November in a trial that his wife denounced as illegitimate and has since been held in central China's Hunan province.
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Consulting for the CIA and the Office of Strategic Services only strengthened his anti-communism and convinced him that domestic subversion was a danger to the republic.
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Now prosecutors have up to one and a half months to decide whether to take Mr. Zhou to court on the charge of subversion, Mr. Liu said.
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More officers were being arrested over suspected acts of subversion after a colonel with the country's air forces was detained on Saturday, the military spokesman, Lt. Col.
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That dimension is expressed in Moscow's long-standing and continuing efforts to use Venezuela as a base for subversion of Latin American governments form Mexico to Argentina.
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This was on show Tuesday, when a court in the north eastern city of Tianjin declared Wu guilty of subversion after almost over two years in detention.
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Relations between North Korea and Canada have been strained since the North last year arrested and sentenced a South Korean-born Canadian pastor to life for subversion.
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Warmbier was arrested during a trip early last year to North Korea and was sentenced to 15 years in prison with hard labor under conviction of subversion.
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It was the first time since the committee was created in the late 1930s that it had expanded its purview of subversion beyond Communism and, occasionally, fascism.
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But the U.S. left talks on a proposed U.N. agreement to improve ways of handling global flows of migrants, describing it as a subversion of American sovereignty.
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The high court, by 22007-21964, rejected the government's claim of constitutional authority to protect the nation from internal subversion by wiretapping "dangerous" radicals without court warrants.
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His body of work stands out for his inventive subversion of literary genres, his acute sense of place and his masterly parsing of the British class system.
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Li Ming-che, a community college lecturer and an activist at a human rights organisation in Taiwan, was found guilty of subversion after visiting China in 2017.
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H. R. McMaster, said it was "incontrovertible" that Moscow was engaging in a campaign of "disinformation, subversion and espionage" that he said Washington would continue to expose.
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Trump, more gangster than entrepreneur, has long surrounded himself with bottom-feeding scum, and for all his nationalist bluster, his campaign was a vehicle for Russian subversion.
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BEIJING — Before the Chinese human rights lawyer stood trial for subversion, he wrote a letter saying he would confess to such charges only if he was tortured.
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Many smaller countries hesitate to play their part in fighting Russian espionage and subversion — whether expelling spies or closing front organizations — because they fear Russia's inevitable retaliation.
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The idea my parents no doubt wanted to get across was that our own daily Bible reading was a brave act of subversion in a heathen world.
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In her 1990 book "Gender Trouble: Feminism and the Subversion of Identity," feminist philosopher Judith Butler famously argued that gender is actually a kind of social performance.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders is seizing on complaints, even by some Democrats, that the previous administration did not do enough to punish Russian election subversion.
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" An earlier version of this article misstated the timing of the sentencing of Zhang Haitao, an activist, to 19 years in prison on charges of "inciting subversion.
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A little-remembered episode from the early Cold War may shed light on today's panic: Americans have a long history of fearing foreign subversion via mental manipulation.
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Some Game of Thrones fans (hi!) think Dany's decision to burn King's landing was a bold subversion of tropes that, nonetheless, was barely explained or built to.
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Activist pastor Evan Mawarire, whose #ThisFlag movement last year organized the biggest stay-at-home demonstration in a decade, is on trial on a charge of subversion.
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Mr Tung's attempt to pass an anti-subversion law demanded by the central government led to huge protests in 2003, the bill's shelving, and Mr Tung's eventual resignation.
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North Korea is also holding a Korean-Canadian Christian pastor it sentenced to hard labor for life in December for subversion, a Korean-American and three South Koreans.
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Many times, Martin has said that his novels are a direct subversion of the Tolkien-esque tropes that have dominated the fantasy genre since Lord of the Rings.
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A Dangerous Woman: Subversion and Surrealism in the Art of Honoré Sharrer continues at the Columbus Museum of Art (480 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio) through May 21.
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Mr Haidt divides political morality into pairs of opposing instincts: loyalty and betrayal, authority and subversion, liberty and oppression, sanctity and degradation, care and harm, fairness and cheating.
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An American woman charged with subversion in Zimbabwe for allegedly insulting the president will remain in police custody this weekend after appearing in court for the first time.
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The Chinese government arranged a funeral ceremony for Liu Xiaobo, a Nobel peace-prize winner who died of liver cancer while serving an 11-year sentence for subversion.
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They are drawn from a comprehensive toolset that ranges from cyber attacks to propaganda and subversion, economic blackmail and sabotage, sponsorship of proxy forces and creeping military expansionism.
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The final related trial ended on January 28th with the sentencing of Wang Quanzhang, a human-rights lawyer, to four-and-a-half years in prison for "subversion".
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In a separate case, a rights lawyer avoided criminal punishment despite being found guilty of inciting subversion, because he admitted his crimes, the Chinese court trying him said.
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Lee and DeVito represent a subversion in the video; that they are aggressively pursuing this barren landscape, away from thoughts derived by men who don't understand their bodies.
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General McMaster's criticism of Russia drew the most attention, especially his assertion that "we have failed to impose sufficient costs" on Russia for its subversion of American democracy.
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While the HBO show has yet to premiere, its premise suggests an alternate path: embed the problems into the work, acting as a form of subversion and critique.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - A Turkish court ruled on Friday that two journalists should be released for the duration of their trial for subversion, a lawyer at the courthouse said.
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When the Cuban Revolution triumphed in January 1959 and imposed a Soviet-style system, the United States attempted to remove that government by subversion, assassination, and even invasion.
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Flynn has offered to testify before congressional committees investigating the Trump campaign's ties to Russia's election subversion in exchange for immunity, but so far no committees have accepted.
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"Foreign intelligence organs and other hostile forces have also seized the opportunity to sabotage our country through political infiltration, division and subversion, stealing secrets and collusion," it added.
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Most of the more successful posts seemed unrelated to political subversion and were more focused on building up karma to increase the visibility and reputation of the accounts.
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Moreover, in Invisible Cities you can detect a "subversion of technology," adds Michele Ferretti, a PhD candidate in geography at King's College London, who participated in the project.
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The basic nature of the pro-Trump subversion effort was known to GOP leaders before the parties' conventions last year: The above conversation took place on June 15.
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Their defense lawyers challenged the view that these activities amounted to subversion, one of the most serious charges that can be used against political dissent in the country.
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With a focus on Hawkeye #4 by Kelly Thompson, Leonardo Romero, Jordie Bellaire, and Joe Sabino, this week's video essay breaks down the incredible subversion, panel by panel.
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On Tuesday, a court in Changsha, central China sentenced human rights lawyer Jiang Tianyong to two years in prison after convicting him of inciting subversion against the state.
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But more important is that subversion thing: These days, caricatures, at least for an audience with a certain twisted sense of humor, are the means to an end.
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The Washington Post has published an excerpt of a forthcoming book written by their reporter Greg Miller titled, The Apprentice: Trump, Russia and the Subversion of American Democracy.
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Hong Kong (CNN)A Chinese court on Monday sentenced prominent human rights lawyer Wang Quanzhang to four years and six months in prison for subversion of state power.
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Against such subversion, the NATO alliance needs beefing up to help prevent Europe's political disintegration — and this must be a major priority for any incoming United States administration.
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There's a playfulness to all the subversion and shifting of reality that is consistently engaging and interesting on a moment-to-moment basis in spite of the alienation.
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Tsang, Rich and Dewey-Hagborg think we need an ideological shift away from the worship and glorification of biotechnology, and this can be achieved only through cultural subversion.
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Some viewers have latched onto this combination of frank sex, perceived voyeurism, and the subversion of dramatic progression as evidence that Our Time is in some way autobiographical.
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All this confounding of expectations is admirable, but that doesn't necessarily equal enjoyable; in some authors' hands, subversion can be buffoonery, and admirable can be didactic and tedious.
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Diamond concludes that "Hillary Clinton would almost certainly have won" the presidency in 2016 if not for Russian subversion, which sowed confusion and hardened negative opinions about her.
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" He claimed Eadeh was a "subversion expert at the State Department," adding that "the Chinese people are not afraid of evil, nor are they afraid of causing trouble.
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Four stood trial in August last year, and last month, Li Heping, another rights lawyer, was given a suspended prison sentence after pleading guilty to a subversion charge.
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This "Rise" feels more like a retreat, a return to a zone of emotional and thematic safety from a filmmaker with a gift for packaging nostalgia as subversion.
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Its commercial value was now discounted by its potential as a hotbed for dangerous free expression and a base of subversion against the party's rule on the mainland.
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To play in a rock band is already an act of subversion, and wearing leather and fur isn't subversive; it's for old ladies who live in the past.
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The nation took a political turn at odds with the leftist surge shaping the region and elected a conservative leader determined to wage war and eradicate communist subversion.
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Kernen said if this type of subversion were indeed taking place, then the president and others who have claimed there are forces working against him would be vindicated.
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MORE used to challenge European leaders over how we seemed to ignore or even tolerate Russian subversion of some Eastern European business, energy, media or even political interests.
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He had planned to make the remark at his sentencing on charges of inciting subversion of state power in 2009, but the court forbade him from doing so.
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The history of the brutal Soviet security services lays bare the roots of Russia's current use of political arrests, subversion, disinformation, assassination, espionage and the weaponization of lies.
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The problem with using subversion as a corporate marketing tactic, though, is that if the brand is successful at it, the point it's making becomes immediately non-subversive.
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Unveiled at a time when the club was spending barely anything on transfers, the outlay of thousands of pounds on a statue was a form of artistic subversion.
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The lawyer, Wang Yu, was formally arrested on suspicion of "subversion of state power," a charge usually applied against dissidents accused of organizing political challenges to Communist Party rule.
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And it's entirely consistent with the series' core themes and motifs: the misuse of power, how innocents suffer when the high lords seek power, and the subversion of expectations.
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I think - - the Trump election was a reaction to the subversion of things we took for granted as being safe, law and order, foreign policy, national defense and borders.
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Just four days after the contents of Smith's luggage were making headlines, the Whizzinator found itself at the center of a congressional hearing about the subversion of drug testing.
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It's not clear what the precise goal of this particular operation was, but the group behind it has seized on racial divides in other political subversion campaigns as well.
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At that time those who annoyed the party were more likely to be arrested not just for subversion, but also for the vaguer charge of threatening "maintenance of stability".
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Early indications that the LP was shooting for a more focused form of subversion came in the form of early marketing campaigns, led with the phrase "REJECT FALSE ICONS".
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In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, showrunner Lauren Gussis described the show as a subversion of the "crazy fever-dream revenge fantasy" she nursed as an overweight teenager.
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Head pastor Wang Yi was detained and held on suspicion of "inciting subversion of state power", HRW said in a statement, citing an official document sent to Wang's mother.
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In 2009, Liu, a writer and professor, was sentenced to 11 years in prison for subversion of the state after helping to write a manifesto demanding freedom and democracy.
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Trump told Fox Business Network that "it's not too late" for him to fire FBI Director James Comey, who is conducting a third investigation of the Russian subversion operation.
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Kim Dong Chul, a Korean-American missionary formerly of Fairfax, Virginia and thought to be 62, was sentenced in March 2016 to 10 years of hard labor for subversion.
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Warmbier was sentenced to 15 years in prison with hard labor in North Korea, convicted of subversion after he tearfully confessed he had tried to steal a propaganda banner.
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Trump's tweet is a deliberate subversion of that goal, and echoes an age-old argument made by the Russian state (that the Europeans should fear Germany more than Russia).
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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN)An American woman facing charges in Zimbabwe of subversion and undermining authority of President Robert Mugabe was granted bail at a court hearing Thursday in Harare.
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"In contemporary art, the argument of transgression and subversion has become commonplace," said Nathalie Heinich, a sociologist at the CRNS, the national scientific research center, specializing in art history.
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Qin Yongmin was found guilty of "subversion of state power," according to a short statement from the Intermediate People's Court in Wuhan, a city in central China's Hubei province.
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To a contemporary eye it is associated with the latter half of the 20th century with the ascent of gay and civil rights movements and subversion of gender expectations.
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Kim Dong-chul, a Korean-American missionary formerly of Fairfax, Virginia and thought to be 62, was sentenced in March 2016 to 10 years of hard labor for subversion.
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He was accused of having carried out an act of subversion on behalf of the US government and was subsequently sentenced to 15 years of imprisonment with hard labor.
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They also serve as an example of filmmaker Michael Moore's recent call to progressives to "build an army of comedy" against Trump, to undermine him through ridicule and subversion.
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While the hard-line officials acknowledged public ire about inflation and corruption, they treated political demands for more open government as nothing more than a tool of Western subversion.
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Religious crackdown: One of China's best-known Protestant pastors and his wife have been charged with "inciting subversion," a serious political crime that can lead to years in prison.
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They see Venezuela's political crisis as part of a global campaign of American subversion against Russia, and believe backing Mr. Maduro is a matter of principle and self-defense.
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White House counsel Pat Cipollone argued Saturday that voting to remove Trump from office would be a far greater subversion of democracy than anything Democrats have charged Trump with.
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Shockingly, some of the leaders most concerned about Russian subversion and Mr. Trump's possible compromise were his first and most vocal supporters among congressional leaders — some publicly, some privately.
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Soleimani built the Quds Force into a creative exemplar of unconventional warfare, sabotage and subversion that has destabilized governments and outmaneuvered the U.S. in conflict zones across the region.
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Mr. Xie, 44, a lawyer from the southern Chinese province of Hunan, is also likely to face trial in the coming weeks on subversion charges, according to his lawyers.
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It was in that environment that Trump swept into the presidential election, with the same bluster and bravado, aggression and subversion that had worked well for him in business.
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Third, in the event of strong evidence of illegal cooperation with Russia, it is likely a major debate would emerge about how to secure our democracy against foreign subversion.
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It seems reasonable, then, to construe the impeachment exception to the presidential pardon power to prevent any subversion, direct or indirect, of so fundamental a check on executive abuse.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's high court on Tuesday ordered the release on bail of activist pastor Evan Mawarire, who was arrested on charges of subversion amid violent anti-government protests.
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Xinhua's report suggested that the account of the torture of Mr. Xie, who was formally arrested last year on a charge of inciting subversion of state power, was fabricated.
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" He also celebrates Lee's enduring streak of subversion: "Is it better to work inside the system, to push against it from the outside or to smash it to pieces?
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At least eight people caught up in the crackdown have already been sentenced on subversion and other charges, mostly after making televised confessions and recanting their previous political stances.
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Indeed, part of the genius of this new model of subversion is that it often can be done in plain sight, coyly wrapping itself in the mantle of free speech.
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The decade's changing mores provide the backdrop for a larger cultural debate, as the show's lead writers disagree about the roles of levity, serious art and subversion in mainstream entertainment.
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Those media however have come under fire over the past week by pro-government commentators in Cuba, who say they are part of the U.S. strategy of subversion via Internet.
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Those accounts may be used to load open-loop, general-purpose reloadable (GPR) prepaid cards through the use of manufactured spending and subversion of third-party payment processor (TPPP) reporting.
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It is a notable act of subversion for someone that close to the president's orbit to send to a reporter three months of what is supposed to be private information.
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Authorities at the Intermediate People's Court of Yueyang city, in the central province of Hunan, said Monday's trial on suspicion of subversion of state power would be an open hearing.
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Chibaya is also facing trial on subversion charges linked to violent protests in January that prompted an army crackdown that led to the deaths of more than a dozen people.
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Such an arrangement would also help America and Georgia to coordinate their campaign against Russia's subversion, confront negative Chinese influences and forge closer ties with neighboring states in the Caucasus.
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Even when 500,000 Hong Kongers participated in a protest in 2003 against a proposed anti-subversion law, the public mostly blamed the Hong Kong Government rather than China's central government.
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Separately, Chibaya is facing trial on subversion charges linked to violent protests in January that prompted an army crackdown that led to the deaths of more than a dozen people.
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Liu, 61, was jailed for 23 years in 2009 for "inciting subversion of state power" after he helped write a petition known as "Charter 08" calling for sweeping political reforms.
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The country is also holding a Korean-Canadian Christian pastor it sentenced to hard labor for life in December for subversion, and a Korean American and three South Korean nationals.
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Thinking of writers like her or Octavia Butler, what power do you think genres like fantasy and science fiction can have for women writers as tools of subversion and power?
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The dissident was jailed for 11 years in 2009 for "inciting subversion of state power" after he helped write a petition known as "Charter 08" calling for sweeping political reforms.
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Then, too, we will also see a substantial increase in software subversion, including the specific targeting of developers for attack and the likely proliferation of software update supply chain attacks.
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The Department of Homeland Security is advancing the ball with the creation of the National Risk Management Center, intended on protecting critical infrastructure from attacks and subversion by online adversaries.
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" He and the team decided to "hack some of the tools we were using at the time," which included Apache Subversion and GitHub for software development, "to solve the problem.
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Well into the twenty-first century, leftist subversion is masking failings that date back to colonialism—even as those same failings have in turn fueled the perpetuation of the fighting.
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I also support making clear that America will not tolerate interference in our democratic process, and that we will side with our allies and friends against Russian subversion and destabilization.
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And the more the actions of this White House can be kept in the light and exposed, the less likely, for all of their subversion efforts, they can skate by.
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Payroll questions aside, the conversation between the leaders was, at bottom, a long lament about Russian subversion of democracies, followed by a recognition that Trump was already benefitting from it.
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Initially a supporter of the McCarthy investigations, she became disillusioned when McCarthy failed to provide the evidence she felt was necessary to justify his charges of communist subversion and espionage.
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It reportedly contains allegations of espionage, subversion and interference in the elections, including Russian attempts to influence the outcome of the 2016 Brexit referendum vote and the 2017 general election.
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In the past, games used to include all sorts of cheat codes, which allowed subversion of the tuning made by game designers, but that's been lost in the modern era.
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Liu, 61, was jailed for 11 years in 2009 for "inciting subversion of state power" after he helped write a petition known as "Charter 08" calling for sweeping political reforms.
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In a digital age when images can be so easily stripped of intended meaning, cinema's ability to advocate for a political position also leaves it open to appropriation or subversion.
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In 2009, he was given an 11-year prison sentence for "inciting subversion of state power" after helping write a petition in 2008 calling for political change and supporting democracy.
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The House Un-American Activities Committee and infamous Joseph McCarthy hearings happened during this time period, which attempted to root out subversion in the entertainment industry and the federal government.
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Throughout the two performances I witnessed (on Thursday and Saturday), I was struck by the dual processes of subversion and liberation that seemed to run through most of the music.
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Otto F. Warmbier, 63, a University of Virginia undergraduate who entered North Korea as part of a tour group, was sentenced today to 15 years of hard labor for subversion.
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Whether it's the analog, old-fashioned deck-feel of Quadrilateral Cowboy or the subversion of blasé cyberpunk stylistic clichés in Beglitched, games aren't just representing one vision of hacking anymore.
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I mention this because the contributions that black artists have made to abstraction — in terms of innovation, challenge, and subversion — have yet to be comprehensively addressed by the art world.
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Too generous and innocent to be pretentious, with its subversion of gender norms wrapped up in its sincerity, "Dia de los Muertos" might expand your idea of what is traditional.
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For most tourist publications, the leftist revolutions springing up in Asia, Africa and Latin America became instances of Communist subversion, and Communism, Americans were told, required a "free world" response.
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Yet they argue that voting against the Republican Party is now a moral necessity, given its enabling of President Trump's subversion of the law and his attacks on democracy itself.
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A videotaped meeting last year showed Mr. Diaz-Canel railing against human rights activists and foreign embassies for "subversion" — language that could have been taken straight from the Castro playbook.
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Only two, "Los Olvidados" ("The Forgotten Ones") and "The Exterminating Angel," may be recognized as masterpieces, but even the most conventional of the others provided the opportunity for Buñuelian subversion.
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President Xi Jinping has amassed power since taking office five years ago, tightening party control over all aspects of life and locking up rights activists and dissidents on subversion charges.
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said the hit on the world's biggest crude exporter was a "real test of the global will" to confront subversion of international order.
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A week ago, Wu Gan, an activist associated with the Fengrui Law Firm in Beijing and known by his internet handle, "Super Vulgar Butcher," also stood trial on subversion charges.
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He had been jailed for 11 years in 2009 for "inciting subversion of state power" after helping to write a petition known as "Charter 08" calling for sweeping political reforms.
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Made up of 29 unisex pieces, the latest selection continues Wang's subversion of the sportswear brand's icons, with rebellious takes on the Adidas motif and contemporary hits of city-inspired athleisure.
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But here, the subversion is pretty mild: Remco (Peter Blok), a corporate bigwig, is celebrating his 50th birthday when his former mistress Nadja (Sallie Harmsen) arrives, sporting a large baby bump.
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Thiel appears to have a political and social viewpoint grounded on a subversion of libertarian principles, in which what's good for him, or his companies, is, by extension, a public good.
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President Trump can let Putin know that he can avoid such trouble if he stops subverting the West and hands over the Soviet archives documenting past subversion of the NATO democracies.
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Liu Xiaobo, 61, was jailed for 11 years in 2009 for "inciting subversion of state power" after he helped write a petition known as "Charter 08" calling for sweeping political reforms.
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The bill could have seen anyone convicted of treason, sedition, secession or subversion against China jailed for life, and -- like Sunday's protest -- attracted huge opposition from many sectors of Hong Kong.
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Female friendship, with its additional charge of possible subversion – a world free from male control – is densely suggestive, whether it appears to be … or whether it masquerades as something more straightforward.
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" She specifically singled out Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and COO Sheryl Sandberg, Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, and Square and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey as "accessories" to "subversion.
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In Cynthia and Fred Warmbier's complaint, they claim that North Korea forced Otto to falsely "confess" to an act of subversion on behalf of the United States government and tortured him.
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Although Luecke and Foley admit to the possibility that they missed a group or two, Cool: Style, Sound, & Subversion shapes up to be the fashion encyclopedia we didn't know we needed.
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Lee said he accepted the charge of subversion and expressed regret in videos of his comments released on social media by the Yueyang City Intermediate People's Court in central Hunan province.
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China ignores borders in pursuit of critics Many have since been released but ten face charges for "subversion of state power," a crime carrying a sentence of 15 years in prison.
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Republicans have so far failed to act as a check on Trump in any meaningful way, but Comey's firing is the greatest subversion of the rule of law during Trump's presidency.
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As a student, Mr. Chen took part in the pro-democracy protests that swept China in 1989, and in 2007, he received four years in prison on charges of inciting subversion.
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The whole rigmarole afforded the opposition leaders lots of attention in the media and reminded the world of the ongoing subversion of democracy by Hun Sen, Cambodia's strongman of 34 years.
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In this tightly composed narrative of Machiavelli's life and thought, Benner argues that "The Prince" is a work of secret subversion, using irony and beguilement to advance a staunchly republican message.
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In 2003 the then-chief executive, Tung Chee-hwa, attempted to push through a change in the city's constitution ("the Basic Law") by making subversion against the Chinese government a crime.
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The noteworthy, but largely unremarked, element of the request is that Kim wants assurances against not only an external military attack, but also against efforts at internal subversion and domestic revolt.
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He says interrogators accused him of inciting subversion and pressed him to give them details ranging from his personal life and finances, to his work, clients, and all of his contacts.
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Harare, Zimbabwe (CNN)An American woman facing charges in Zimbabwe of subversion and undermining President Robert Mugabe's authority was released Friday on $1,000 bail, according to the legal group representing her.
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The federal prosecutor's office said the soldier was accused of committing a serious act of violent subversion and violating the military weapons control law, as well as gun and explosives laws.
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Sheriff Arpaio and Chief Deputy Jerry Sheridan "have a history of obfuscation and subversion of this court's orders that is as old as this case," Judge Snow wrote in his order.
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The founders knew and feared that in their times there were corrupting intrigues throughout Europe by nations seeking to dominate other nations through covert subversion that must never happen in America.
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That's the thing—we find this weird, apocryphal sense of protest because we want to popularize it or create some sort of trend that runs concurrently with the idea of subversion.
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HARARE (Reuters) - A Zimbabwean court on Saturday refused to strike down subversion charges against an American citizen who now faces 11 days in a Harare jail until her next court hearing.
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The appeal came nearly a year after Liu Xiaobo died of liver cancer on July 13, 2017 while in custody, having been jailed in 2009 for "inciting subversion of state power".
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However, the Russians would not have been able to attempt this subversion had these issues not already been exploited, for many decades, by unscrupulous domestic entities in our politics and media.
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But I'm doubtful that this twist will turn out to be a subversion of this longstanding Moffat trope — because Sherlock, as always, continues to be about how everything is about Sherlock.
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George Mason University economist Robin Hanson published a blog post seemingly advocating for "sexual redistribution": a subversion of the sexual marketplace in which sexual access was state-sanctioned and state-organized.
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A Korean-American man detained in North Korea has confessed to stealing military secrets and plotting subversion with South Koreans, the North's official news agency and foreign media reported on Friday.
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We learn, for example, that George Crockett was jailed for subversion during the McCarthy era, but with little context to help understand the radical political world in Detroit that Crockett inhabited.
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This, too, is a subversion of the study-abroad narrative: Instead of being transformed by the external world, Roxana dives inward, spending her days discovering the possibilities of her own pleasure.
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The first of this novelist's books to be published here, "The Country Life" boasts pitch-perfect tonal control and humor of such sly subversion that the novel's premise transcends mere skit.
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While his subjects were just as often unclothed, leather wear appeared frequently in Mapplethorpe's photographic world — for example, in his iconic X Portfolio — as a symbol of both sensuality and subversion.
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The government accused Mr. Liu of "inciting subversion of state power," but in fact the life of this multitalented scholar, writer, poet and social commentator was devoted to peaceful political change.
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman said the hit on the world's biggest crude exporter was a "real test of the global will" to confront subversion of the international order.
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He had been sentenced to 11 years in prison in 2009 for "inciting subversion of state power" by helping organize the Charter 08 manifesto, which called for democratic reforms in China.
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White doesn't mention it in our conversation, but Beijing has another advantage over the United States: a lack of scruple, whether it comes to political bribes, military threats or diplomatic subversion.
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A section dedicated to "Artistic Subversion" includes Adrian Piper's "Vanilla Nightmares #8" (73), a perfume ad from the New York Times onto which Piper added black male figures rendered in charcoal.
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China sentenced Liu Xiaobo in December 2009 to 11 years&apos imprisonment on charges of inciting subversion of state power after he helped write a manifesto calling for political and economic liberalization.
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Those measures, aimed at defending fundamental American institutions from foreign subversion, may be tougher for the Kentucky Republican to portray as partisan overreach than the bills the House has passed so far.
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SEOUL — A Korean-American man detained in North Korea has confessed to stealing military secrets and plotting subversion with South Koreans, the North's official news agency and foreign media reported on Friday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Russia poses an increasing threat and is willing to use propaganda, subversion and cyber-attacks to undermine Britain and the rest of Europe, Britain's national security adviser said on Monday.
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The thrill I got when I realized that I was supposed to weave through the trees was fantastic, and only possible as a subversion of what I expected based on other games.
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Mitt Romney has spoken about Trump's misconduct with any degree of clarity, and even Romney hasn't said he deems the total subversion of American foreign policy to necessarily be an impeachable offense.
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A judge in the southern town of Masvingo freed an opposition lawmaker on bail, but moments later he was arrested by police on a new charge of subversion and detained, ZLHR said.
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The Deadpool version of the story is an extreme exaggeration, and just one of many gags that's reaching for subversion by making light of the most serious subjects the screenwriters can find.
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Ukraine is still trying to defend itself against Russia's real aggression in the east of the country and Western governments are trying to support it while fending off Russia's disinformation and subversion.
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Paul Ongili Owino was re-arrested on Wednesday, shortly after being released on bail on charges of subversion for calling Kenyatta a "son of a dog" at a campaign rally on Sunday.
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It's a subversion of the museum-as-sacred-temple trope, indicating that art world apathy (toward immigrants, toward minorities, toward women, toward the poor) should no longer have a place in culture.
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I was a white teenager who wanted to be beautiful and subversive, without understanding anything, like that white people historically impose a narrative of exoticism and subversion on black and brown bodies.
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" Asked by the radio interviewer about demands by French President Emmanuel Macron for Poland to face sanctions over a subversion of democratic rules, Morawiecki said he would not "bow down to blackmail.
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When Cruyff or Socrates lit up a fag, it represented to many a form of subversion not only in their role as athletes but also in their capacity as thinkers and men.
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It's a joyous, sparkly subversion of the Marilyn Monroe fantasy that at the same time manages to effectively puncture Rebecca's self-absorbed glee at being pursed by two hot guys at once.
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Mawarire was arrested again for subversion on Sunday as he stepped down from his pulpit after police accused him of circulating social media posts that accused the government of wrecking the economy.
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This past August, four of the attendees were convicted by the Tianjin Second Intermediate People's Court of "subversion of state power," and details from their conversation were used as evidence against them.
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Li, who once defended practitioners of the banned Falun Gong spiritual movement and dissident writers, was sentenced to a suspended three-year jail term for subversion in a closed trial last month.
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Jiang's verdict is pending on charges of subversion, to which he confessed at a trial last month, saying he had been inspired to overthrow China's political system by workshops he attended overseas.
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Chelsea Manning's story is a reminder of why that subversion is important, a cautionary tale about how mercilessly power reacts when an individual challenges sacred structures too head on and in isolation.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - United Nations experts called on China on Friday to provide medical care to Jiang Tianyong, a prominent human rights lawyer jailed for inciting "subversion", amid reports of his deteriorating health.
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GENEVA — A United Nations human rights panel has told China that it wrongfully arrested three prominent human rights activists accused of subversion and called on the government to release and compensate them.
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Yet in Ms. Goldman's metamorphosis, I also found a potent, if oblique, political statement — about a woman's control over her body and her subversion of any expectations we might have for it.
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A campus production of that play, which hinges on a subversion of expectations, caused a bit of a sensation last fall, according to Mr. Harris, preparation for the debut's potentially divisive reception.
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But history has shown that the sort of subversion of language that Bannon has engaged in is often deeply intertwined with what a government will do, and what its people will allow.
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The Oscar winner makes Aurora alluring — in essence, she's asked to play Any Straight Dude's Perfect Woman — but there's no extra gear for the character, no sly subversion of the male gaze.
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Also, in a wry subversion of patriarchal power dressing favorites, a sweeping imperial scarlet cape embroidered with gold leaves, as well as a series of black papal cassocks, trimmed in fake fur.
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Shortly after, Lebel turned to creating assemblages and dé-collages in a neo-Dada spirit of moral and aesthetic subversion, such as "Portrait of Nietzsche" (1961) and "Portrait of Man Ray" (750043).
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In a genre of film that glorifies strength and fighting skills—particularly in the rare instances that women are allowed to be action stars—Diana's kindness and respect is a deliberate subversion.
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China: A human rights lawyer, Wang Quanzhang, was sentenced to four and a half years in prison for "subversion of state power," a charge usually applied to critics of the Communist Party.
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"Coming Home" and "Hamburger Hill" played on male fears of unfaithful wives and girlfriends, a story line hinting that female perfidy and the feminist subversion of warrior morale had cost us victory.
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While Moscow has been undermining the independence of the former Soviet republics in the Baltic and Black Sea basins through subversion and military incursions, Beijing has been strengthening trade ties throughout Europe.
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"After much deliberation, I have decided that I will not use my presence at a state ceremony to normalize Trump's lawless conduct & subversion of the Constitution," Ocasio-Cortez of New York tweeted.
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China's ruling Communist Party has also indicated it may try to find a way to enact anti-subversion laws in the territory, after such measures were shelved previously due to public opposition.
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"After much deliberation, I have decided that I will not use my presence at a state ceremony to normalize Trump's lawless conduct & subversion of the Constitution," Ocasio-Cortez tweeted late Tuesday afternoon.
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Like Ms. Backhaus's superior Off Broadway hit "Men on Boats" — a straight-faced, gender-reversed retelling of a chapter in 19th-century American exploration — "Wives" is a gleeful work of historical subversion.
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Authoritarian countries are more vulnerable to Beijing's coercion or cooptation because their regimes are less constrained by independent media, free elections, and other institutional checks that would otherwise control against such subversion.
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At a magistrates court in downtown Harare, prosecutors withdrew subversion charges against activist pastor Evan Mawarire, one of several people who was arrested during the January fuel protests, his lawyer told Reuters.
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He applied that tactic in a succession of cases for nearly a decade, including in a dozen listed in his indictment on a charge of subversion of state power issued in January.
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"I'm not spending my time looking for subversion or doing investigations, but when it becomes clear to me there are people following different agendas, then I'm going to address that," he said.
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I think about subversion here in the sense of intelligent resistance and opposition, a strategy which relies on imitating or even identifying with the subject of criticism and then shifting the meaning.
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From the late 60s to the early 00s, Rollin made macabre movies centered on darkly powerful women, transgressive in their sexual freedom and monstrous beauty, choosing subversion and danger over mundane domesticity.
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Helmed by Fresh Off The Boat director Nahnatchka Khan in her film directorial debut, Always Be My Maybe is groundbreaking in its depiction of Asian-American culture, and its subversion of longstanding tropes.
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Anna's subversion of the Nice Guy trope is much more low-key than what we get in Love, Simon or Colossal, but at the same time it's more authentic-feeling, zombies be damned.
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North Korean state media said the men, one of whom had been held since 2015 and the other two since last year, were arrested either for subversion or "hostile acts" against the government.
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When it was published in 2009,* Pride and Prejudice and Zombies* was like nothing people had seen before, infusing Jane Austen's classic novel of subversion with a healthy dose of shambling undead zeitgeist.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will step up efforts to tackle subversion, terrorism, separatism and religious extremism, President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday in a speech at the opening of a key Communist Party Congress.
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The participants in its charismatic and credibly violent unreality operated close enough to rock star subversion that the Dictators were happy to cop wrestling's style for the benefit of their proto-punk performances.
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On Monday, Haley called on the Security Council to punish Russia for its continued infractions, claiming its deliberate subversion of international sanctions is "impeding our ability to achieve complete denuclearization in North Korea."
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A genderbend from the comics' James Stillwell, Madelyn is an enjoyable subversion of Shue's likability factor in Adventures in Babysitting or The Karate Kid as a younger woman and more recently on CSI.
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It's the organizations that are least willing to take direction from the outside about what they ought to value that are most likely to retain their identity in the face of attempted subversion.
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These startling breaks classify Klauke's work not only as a form of social critique or dramatic subversion of norms, but also as a queer artist's search for different versions — and moments — of fulfillment.
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Otherwise, those promoting the open-borders agenda – Obama holdovers like Shannon, their U.N. allies and Soros – will complete their subversion of the country that is vital to U.S. national security and public health.
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Posts that simply had the crying emoji were also censored, such as this one: Liu Xiaobo, convicted of subversion of state power in 20103, died of multiple organ failure due to liver cancer.
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An active community member of La Jolla Indian Reservation in North County, San Diego, Luna's performance and installation work was centered on Native American cultural identity and the subversion of perceived historical narratives.
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Madison Avenue; they get people to buy things that are bad for them every day...That's what we wanted to do, use subversion to sell people things that they don't know they want.
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With Unforgettable, Di Novi encodes the faint suggestion of subversion into an American studio film in the year 2017, and better still, she uses the veneer of disreputable throwaway entertainment as her cover.
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Hoover instructed his subordinates to "prepare education materials which can be released through available channels so that in the event of an emergency we will have an informed public opinion" about communist subversion.
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Liu Xiaobo, 61, was jailed for 11 years in 2009 for "inciting subversion of state power" after he helped write a petition known as "Charter 08" calling for sweeping political reforms in China.
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Those freedoms are outlined in its mini-constitution, the "Basic Law", a document that also demands the city pass its own laws preventing treason, secession and subversion against Communist Party rulers in Beijing.
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This means a video of Trump strutting through a hallway full of blood-red evergreen trees, looking spooky and dour, clad in all black, glumly observing her subversion of the expected Christmas cheer.
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Pfeiffer's subversion of such codes through digital manipulation expands to the next room in the gallery, where a set of videos are screened on custom-made chrome televisions in various sizes and forms.
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Both traditional and non-traditional approaches must be applied to counter this "mixture of subversion, sabotage, political, economic, psychological actions and armed conflict," which will be employed by Russia to achieve its aims.
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HARARE, Nov 4 (Reuters) - A Zimbabwean court on Saturday refused to strike down subversion charges against an American citizen who now faces 11 days in a Harare jail until her next court hearing.
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And in 2003, an effort to enact a package of laws prohibiting sedition, subversion and treason against the Chinese government was shelved after half a million residents poured into the streets in protest.
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We'd have to believe that the nation's history includes wild partisan divisions, irrational conspiracy fantasies, bursts of political violence, absurd manipulations of truth, willful subversion of constitutional principles and loads of bumbling ineptitude.
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A week later China's public-security minister visited Guangdong and urged local police to "resolutely defend the great southern gate of China's political security" by combating "all kinds of infiltration, sabotage and subversion".
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — A Chinese court sentenced a human rights activist from Taiwan to five years in prison Tuesday for state subversion, the first time China has convicted a Taiwanese citizen of that crime.
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They have unapologetically rushed down the path toward a renewed Cold War, using old and new tools of subversion against established democracies in America and Europe, and aspiring democracies in Ukraine and Georgia.
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The subversion of a shade previously thought of as ugly is far more interesting than the sea of beige we see outside the shows, and a slew of muddy coats proved us right.
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Not only is there a resurgence of nationalist feeling in Eastern Europe but that resurgence is underpinned by a reconsideration — or cynical subversion — of the history of World War II and its aftermath.
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Mr. Liu was convicted of inciting subversion and imprisoned for 11 years in 2009, a year after he was arrested as he prepared to unveil a petition for democratic change called Charter 08.
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Mr. Liu, who kept vigil on Tiananmen Square in 269 to protect protesters from soldiers and initiated a prominent petition for democracy, had been jailed since being convicted in 2110 of inciting subversion.
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Russia's draconian new internet laws, aiming to shut the country off from the rest of the world, clearly betray the influence of China's great firewall to protect itself from subversion through the internet.
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General McMaster said the president had directed his team to devise ways of confronting "Russia's destabilizing behavior," whether through cyberthreats or political subversion in the United States or elsewhere, and to deter conflicts.
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During the Cold War, the Soviet Union and the United States turned Revolutionierungspolitik into an art form, striving to undermine one another's allies and satellite states by all manner of subterfuge and subversion.
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The doctors' assessment of Mr. Liu's ability to travel renews pressure on China to grant more liberties to Mr. Liu, who is serving an 11-year sentence after being convicted of state subversion.
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The Trump administration has quit participating in talks on a proposed United Nations agreement to improve ways of handling global flows of migrants and refugees, describing it as a subversion of American sovereignty.
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The activist held in the most recent incident had recounted how an agent had described Demosisto's advocacy of Hong Kong's right to self determination and greater autonomy as being akin to "inciting subversion".
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Canada's immigration department is planning to deny permanent resident visas to three Chinese citizens who work for Chinese telecom titan Huawei over concerns the applicants are involved in espionage, terrorism, and government subversion.
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By comparison, the Nobel Peace laureate Liu Xiaobo was sentenced to 11 years in prison in 2009 on the charge of "inciting subversion of state power," regarded by many as a slightly lesser offense.
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In recent days, two other Chinese rights defenders, Xie Yang and Xie Yanyi, were formally charged with inciting subversion of state power, said Maya Wang, a researcher for Human Rights Watch in Hong Kong.
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At the time, says Spitzer, the decision wasn't especially calculated, but seemed like an interesting subversion of expectation and a fun way to juxtapose Glenn's (Mark McKinney) Olympics patriotism with Mateo's more jaded outlook.
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Alien's parasitic face-huggers and their chest-bursting progeny are a grim subversion of sexual assault and pregnancy, and it's no accident that the person who suffers this fate in Alien is a man.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will not allow anyone to use Hong Kong as a base for subversion against mainland China or to damage its political stability, Beijing's top official in the territory told state television.
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" The disputed passage in Hlond&aposs letter reads: "It is a fact that the Jews are fighting against the Catholic Church, persisting in free thinking, and are the vanguard of godlessness, Bolshevism and subversion.
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It is, despite Spielberg's claims, neither a purehearted popcorn flick nor a Paul Verhoevenesque subversion, but something uneasily in between, cowed by the idea of the fanboy demographic it seems to be aimed at.
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Facebook seems to have taken out search ads on Google targeted at those terms in an bid to shape the narrative around the ongoing controversy over its platform's role in Russian political subversion campaigns.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — The recent arrests of Chinese lawyers and their associates on subversion charges drew sharp condemnation from presidents of foreign bar associations, prominent lawyers and former judges in a letter issued on Monday.
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What stood out to me as the most dramatic subversion was that this was the first Star Wars film, arguably since the original A New Hope, that felt wholly informed by its director's sensibilities.
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In the other case concluded on Tuesday, rights lawyer Xie Yang received no punishment after being found guilty of inciting subversion and disrupting court order, the Changsha Intermediate People's Court said on social media.
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It featured a graphic that singularly illustrates "systematic subversion of the national security establishment:" If you want to understand how screwed up our NatSec policy is, look no further than this #CVE #willfulblindness pic.twitter.
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Saying too much more might be a spoiler, but it's also misleading: As much as Colossal owes to Asian cinema's classic kaiju-monster battles, it's also a shrewd funhouse-mirror subversion of all that.
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Yesterday, Skrillex posted video of the original stems of the song and how that sound was developed, showing the distortion and subversion of an earlier version of the song sung by songwriter Julia Michaels.
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And the police in Chengdu, in southwest China, detained a man, Fu Hailu, on charges of inciting subversion after he shared pictures online of liquor bottles labeled to mark the day: June 4, 1989.
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On Monday, Japhet Moyo, secretary general of the Zimbabwe Congress of Trade Unions -- which has been involved in organizing the protests -- was arrested at Harare's main airport on Monday and faces charges of subversion.
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Yet walls are not always as binary as their builders intended, instead at times presenting opportunities for subversion and creative destruction, while simultaneously providing a canvas on which to envision a world without them.
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" Liu Xiaobo died of lung cancer last July in a hospital in northeastern China, a month after he was granted medical parole from a 11-year prison sentence for "inciting subversion of state power.
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The first person taken into custody was a worker named Fu Hailu, who was formally detained on May 29 on suspicion of "inciting subversion of state power," according to friends and human rights groups.
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Putin voiced those sentiments in phone conversations with the president, according to an excerpt of "The Apprentice: Trump, Russia and the Subversion of American Democracy" that was published by The Washington Post on Wednesday.
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The indictments and the continuing U.S. investigation could potentially convince Moscow to back off, he said, noting that U.S. officials were also becoming more adept at "tracing the origins of this espionage and subversion".
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Mr. Mulet said the Russian objections to his panel's work reflected a larger calculation by the Kremlin that Mr. Assad's legitimacy as the leader of the Syrian government must be insulated from Western subversion.
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A burning candle spinning in place, meanwhile, emanates an even larger cloud of phenomenological subversion, not so much causing you to doubt the evidence of your senses as reminding you that you ought to.
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Some pro-government lawmakers and mainland officials have said the talk of secession shows that Hong Kong needs to pass comprehensive national security legislation that would outlaw treason, secession, subversion and other such acts.
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The editors seek to broaden the definition of male beauty with the frequent use of street-cast models in the magazine — a welcome dose of subversion in the normally staid world of men's titles.
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Sometimes, they are believed to have already infiltrated society, or at least the part of society that we care most about—these conspiracy theories are known as subversion myths or evil internal-enemy myths.
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In January, Mr. Xie's lawyers released detailed allegations that he had been tortured in custody, but at his trial in May he retracted those allegations and pleaded guilty to subversion and disrupting court proceedings.
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Other recent affronts include Panama's severing diplomatic ties with Taiwan, China's arrest of a rights activist from Taiwan on state subversion charges and the airline Emirates banning Taiwan flag pins on its flight attendants.
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Pyongyang's actions come straight from the communist Cold War playbook: nuclear intimidation, arms agreement violations, weapons proliferation, assassination, counterfeiting, espionage, cyber aggression, subversion, deception and propaganda, including psychological disarmament propaganda associated with détente policies.
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The Irish police said in a statement said that Ms. Smith had been arrested under a catchall provision that is generally used to hold and question people suspected of internal subversion or terrorist activity.
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Accordingly, Mueller has afforded Trump a not-to-be-missed opportunity to pivot from worrying about unfair efforts to tar his campaign with the "collusion" allegation, toward the broader growing danger of Russian subversion.
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The reason why so many Europeans are pushing for expanded relations today is not because they aren't aware of Tehran's historical support for terrorism or its human rights abuses or its subversion of democracy.
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Mr. Liu, 60, was arrested in China in December 2008 and is serving an 11-year sentence for "inciting subversion of state power" by organizing a petition urging an end to one-party rule.
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From this critical foundation they expand on a theory of weirdness, disruption, and subversion of technological techniques and "innovation," all aimed at finding a mode of understanding that's appropriate for the Athropocene and beyond.
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One of the principal delivery systems of cultural Marxism and the subversion of these wholesome Western norms—such that women can be more than housewives and nonwhites are allowed to vote—is popular culture.
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Chinese officials have been making it clear to Mrs Lam that they want the shelved anti-subversion bill to be revived; as they see it, such a law would be a useful weapon against separatists.
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In 2009 that earned him an 11-year jail sentence for "inciting subversion of state power"—among the toughest penalties meted out for such an offence since it was established more than a decade previously.
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Dozens of government opponents have faced subversion charges, with critics saying this shows the government is muzzling the opposition by reverting to harsh security laws from the era of Robert Mugabe, who died last September.
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BEIJING — Three civil rights advocates were sentenced to prison in southern China on Friday, with the terms ranging from two and a half to five years, after a judge declared them guilty of inciting subversion.
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Mr. Liu, a literary critic and prominent figure in the 1989 Tiananmen protests, was sentenced to an 11-year prison term in 2009 for inciting subversion after he compiled Charter 08, a pro-democracy manifesto.
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With over 200 iconic archival pieces on display, T-Shirt: Cult — Culture — Subversion, which opens February 9, shows how writing a message on a tee can bring about social change or cause shifts in culture.
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By describing China's normal economic co-operation and cultural exchanges with other countries as "subversion, bullying and pressure" you turned a blind eye to the abundant opportunities brought about by China's pursuit of peaceful development.
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Released in 1993, with the embers of the riots still smoldering, the Joel Schumacher film Falling Down picked at the scab of the city's fresh wounds with a novel subversion of the justice porn genre.
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Zhou Shifeng, founder of a Beijing law firm that has been at the heart of the ongoing crackdown, is accused of "state subversion," colleague Liu Xiaoyuan said on his verified Weibo social media account Tuesday.
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These heroes, their movies, and their backstories are all thrown higgledy-piggledy into a story that somehow finds coherence, mainly thanks to the film's firm commitment to its own riotous subversion of the superhero game.
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For them to simply come back together again, as if none of that had ever happened, feels less like a subversion and more like Game of Thrones' writers simply not understanding the story they're telling.
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Liu, an artist and poet who suffers from depression, has been under effective house arrest since her husband, who was jailed by Chinese authorities in 2009 for inciting subversion, won the Nobel prize in 2010.
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The best way for the U.S. and its allies to reduce the risk of conflict is to build up our own defenses and harden our abilities to resist military coercion, political subversion and economic exploitation.
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NATE CHINEN KACEY MUSGRAVES: 'A VERY KACEY CHRISTMAS' Mercury; CD, $21960; MP33, $23 What better turn than a Christmas album for an artist whose mission is to uphold tradition under the cover of mild subversion?
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HARARE (Reuters) - A Zimbabwe opposition lawmaker was charged on Tuesday with subversion, his lawyer said, after a video surfaced where he purportedly said President Emmerson Mnangagwa would be overthrown before the next election in 2023.
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Presenting the report, Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni said that Italy's spies were working to ensure that the "risk of internal radicalization" and "political extremism" could never again spawn the "germs of subversion" in the country.
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The hardball political maneuvers, which critics have characterized as a subversion of democratic principles, are testing the limits of American partisanship, as lawmakers in one party try to enact 11th-hour proposals over heavy criticism.
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The most significant would be national security measures to implement Article 23 of the Basic Law, which provides that Hong Kong must prohibit any act of treason, secession, sedition or subversion against the Chinese government.
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Since its very beginning, the show has been built atop three pillars, all of which have contributed to its popularity: the heroic fantasy, the subversion of that heroic fantasy, and the detailed history of Westeros.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ATHENS — The sixth edition of the Athens Biennale opened to a melody of wry subversion, second-rate accelerationist aesthetics, and objectionable tactics of overidentification that peaked in the 63s.
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Many of its tools of subversion date to the early days of the Absurdists and the mind games of Pirandello and Ionesco, while others — more technologically sophisticated — are staples of the contemporary European avant-garde.
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President Nicolas Maduro's administration said it is freeing about 80 jailed activists in all, but giving them alternative punishments such as community service for crimes from violence to subversion during protests in 2014 and 2017.
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Like other big-studio exercises in pseudo-subversion (very much including "Deadpool"), "Birds of Prey" is happy to play at provocation with swear words and violence while carefully declining to provoke anything like a thought.
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At best, Kushner is a talented 36-year-old real estate executive who got in way over his head being injected to the center of dangerous matters including Russian aggression, espionage and subversion of democracy.
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China has formally arrested at least five Chinese human rights lawyers on suspicion of "inciting subversion of state power" and subverting state power after months of secret detention, one of their colleagues said on Tuesday.
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