They sought to subvert an election, and when the person that they didn&apost want got elected, they sought to subvert his presidency.
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Subvert Sessions—a podcast series launched by Zul's DJ/bookings collective Subvert HQ—also became an essential portal for heads, and now boasts over 22016,000 international subscribers.
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Philip Morris works to subvert the treaty on multiple levels.
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Industry lobbyists began to immediately swarm to subvert the effort.
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But this is a relationship rule that I happily subvert.
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There's a way that smart design can subvert this conversation.
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Each party accused the other of trying to subvert democracy.
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ND: And what it means to subvert those things, ultimately.
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What she has done is slyly subvert a ubiquitous paradigm.
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I would subvert my own interests in favor of his.
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Both parties accused the other of trying to subvert democracy.
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He is using the language of democracy to subvert democracy.
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Any time you can subvert that, that's a good thing.
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Perhaps he's taught them to subvert authority, to his benefit.
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Those choices are made to subvert expectations of the suit.
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Like Flower, Antin's work embraces stereotypes in order to subvert them.
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The stereotypes have proved difficult to subvert, but still she tries.
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Cunanan's crimes are also seemingly designed to subvert traditional family values.
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It used the anti-abuse tool Greyball to subvert government regulators.
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I waited for her to explain how emoji could subvert patriarchy.
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I would like to subvert the genre while staying in it.
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And the corrupt ones will have less opportunity to subvert it.
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And the things it once set out to subvert remain standing.
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In 2016, Russian hackers assaulted our country to subvert our election.
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But as these stories subvert old stereotypes, they construct new ones.
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A Russian attempt to subvert the last election also goes ignored.
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Questions of whether raw power can be abused to subvert justice.
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Does it uphold America's cherished values, or does it subvert them?
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How might we subvert the divisiveness that so troubles the debate?
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Fan's paradoxical artworks also subvert the rationality of oppressive social structures.
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It's fun to subvert themes from art history with a dick joke.
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When it didn't, he was happy to challenge it or subvert it.
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Not everyone is willing to embrace or subvert the evil queer trope.
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Basically, they've drawn significant attention to themselves, only to then subvert it.
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PDVSA often blames problems on saboteurs seeking to subvert the socialist government.
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It wouldn't take an extensive amount of time to subvert a machine.
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Georgia could be enough to subvert any progress on moving this legislation.
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At least there are some worthwhile attempts to subvert stereotypes about cyberbullies.
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The electoral authority did not "subvert democracy and the rule of law".
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How much of this desire to subvert expectations influences your DJ sets?
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Trump's attempt to subvert truth is a major challenge to democratic governance.
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Critics say he chose to exercise that right to subvert the Constitution.
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Subvert makeup rules by doing a bold eye and a bold lip!
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This would give attackers time to subvert the machines for subsequent elections.
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Maybe you think of revolutionaries, deploying broadcasts to subvert an oppressive regime.
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Russia is a revisionist aggressor trying to subvert the trans-Atlantic world.
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They tried to subvert the court of justice when it came to Hillary.
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The goal is to subvert and, if possible, overthrow the existing regional order.
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Will he subvert Boston's momentum or hoist the franchise to a higher plane?
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On this evidence America doesn't need any foreign interference to subvert its democracy.
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Police could also subvert GEDmatch's new policy by pretending to be normal customers.
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Its president, Jacob Zuma, attempted to subvert the Treasury, a bastion of orthodoxy.
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Abrahim is just the latest person to subvert the whole romantic photo genre.
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All it takes is a little teamwork to subvert these pesky guidelines. Dang!
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Family photos are a stupid tradition and we are here to subvert them.
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Similar to disappearing messages, it's a smart approach to subvert the curated self.
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One way around this is to subvert the ideal entirely, and marry yourself.
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There is something refreshing about this willingness to subvert the pretensions of artistry.
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The president is trying to subvert the science that informs the intelligence community.
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Government officials say they detected no foreign efforts to subvert the 2019 vote.
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Theater Review Two new productions, "The Doctor" and "Appropriate," subvert ideas about identity.
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But can "Les Indes Galantes" subvert the ideology it was written to uphold?
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Targeted political advertising is giving political parties the ability to subvert the debate.
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The results are abstract paintings that conceal, deface, and subvert their source material.
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HANNITY: All they say-- GORKA: They tried to subvert the court of justice. Right.
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I thought it was as great way to subvert expectations about a femme fatale.
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But it's always lovely to hear someone subvert the cultural expectation for pregnant women.
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But the duo didn't just play with tropes in order to merely subvert them.
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Data-dealers hawk "exploits": flaws in code that allow malicious attackers to subvert systems.
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Although Bob-Waksberg set out to subvert viewer expectations, this subversion soon became routine.
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Mr. Ratelle said it's meaningful for him to both celebrate and subvert that perception.
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I feel like you subvert this trope in your books — especially in Sharp Objects.
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The way men marginalize women and subvert their agency in order to maintain power.
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It is another trademark to subvert cherished cultural touchstones, particularly those relating to childhood.
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Violence would demonstrate the risk of allowing a mob to subvert an established leader.
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By erecting barriers to adoption of technology, CMS could inadvertently subvert its very development.
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RMC: That you carry the burden to always subvert the ever-present male gaze.
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Other images subvert conventional ideas of Pop by combining the expected with the unexpected.
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"There are many ways I could think of to subvert an elections," Zetter said.
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Was the resist flag meant to subvert the dominant imagery that exists in media?
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It hints that she wants to subvert the derogatory "snake" label associated with her.
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Touting virtual technologies that are not proven and subvert care sets us all back.
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In reality, they've never shown any desire to subvert the will of the voters.
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Yes, that requires an artist who understands the power of drag to subvert convention.
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"The Republican-controlled legislature voted to subvert the will of the people," state Sen.
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It was a conspiracy to subvert the process, and take aim at democracy itself.
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Ivette can do little but subvert the efforts of the powerful with her magic.
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The pattern is clear: Republicans are willing to actively subvert democracy to maintain power.
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And check out this NYT special section on Russia's attempts to subvert American democracy.
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That could subvert Mr. Trump's effort to build an Arab alliance to isolate Iran.
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One district attorney was even recorded training prosecutors in how to subvert the law.
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What they comport with is an effort to subvert the campaign of the opposing candidate.
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Evidence of more organised attempts to subvert the bank's money supply is also on show.
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When elected officials consistently seek to subvert democracy, a free people must hold them accountable.
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The Trump administration has done everything it can to subvert Democratic oversight of the President.
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Pierce Bainbridge calls the sender part of an "uninformed minority" attempting to subvert the claims.
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"Most importantly, it's a response to Russia's continued attempts to subvert Western democracies," they said.
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It was, in essence, an attempt to subvert market pricing by unloading risk onto taxpayers.
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The U.S. social network suspended state-backed accounts trying to subvert protests in Hong Kong.
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The FBI and other government authorities weren't alerted about this effort to subvert our election.
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Autocracies are equally vulnerable in durable disorder and there are unique strategies to subvert them.
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Some of these bots provide weather updates, make stock recommendations, or attempt to subvert democracy.
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Critics are sticking to rigid gender definitions that the publication seeks to subvert, he said.
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You're more likely to run into someone working to secure elections than to subvert them.
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According to these theories, Mormons were an alien element trying to subvert the American republic.
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Even his staunchest supporters will balk at such a blatant effort to subvert the law.
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It was very deliberate to subvert that expectation that we see, especially in the genre.
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Some, including the one in Hungary, have been called to challenge or subvert EU policies.
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Then the struggle against Iran's efforts to subvert peace and security in the region continues.
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He would do anything to subvert it so long as this advanced his imperial desires.
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He also played a role in Moscow's campaign to subvert the 2016 U.S. presidential election.
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To anthologize is to confront, and perhaps even subvert, the myth of the solitary writer.
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HBO's success is largely built atop shows that subvert and deconstruct familiar stories and genres.
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You're going to subvert the bad government and the bad systems that are in place.
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There's all kinds of efforts to take the truth and subvert it to twisted ideology.
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Instead, he's protected by the First Amendment that he and Trump are trying to subvert.
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Adults can helpfully subvert the hookup culture narrative by encouraging teenagers to disbelieve the hype.
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AMM: You have to know the material and technique first, before you can subvert it.
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The proposed regulations subvert the regulatory oversight and stakeholder involvement under the Administrative Procedures Act.
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Emboldened by the appeals court, Democrats attacked Mr. Trump for trying to subvert American values.
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His administration attempted to subvert the 2020 Census with the addition of a citizenship question.
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Several ministers have called this week's legal challenge an attempt to subvert the democratic process.
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In Missouri, some legislators have pushed to subvert a ballot initiative that would reduce gerrymandering.
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Then to lovingly, impishly subvert that subversion, extending the story backward and forwards in time.
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Would it, like Paul Beatty's brilliant The Sellout, gleefully subvert racial stereotypes, propriety, and the LAPD?
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We tried to subvert the expectations of things that maybe you're normally experiencing in genre storytelling.
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Mr Gormley's attempt to subvert the space with steel bars and shadows only highlights its shortcomings.
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The project quickly drew Trump supporters and other right-wing trolls seeking to subvert its message.
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They're compelling: providing a way to simultaneously subvert and pay homage to previous generations of women.
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I did want to subvert that, and I did want to add more layers to that.
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Until then, it's worth celebrating those who so dramatically, and beautifully, subvert traditional fashion industry standards.
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The violence is shocking, yes, but so is Damien Power's ability to repeatedly subvert audience expectations.
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But Giertz makes it clear that she isn't out to subvert Musk, but celebrate his products.
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Staffers were disobeying Mr Shulkin's direct orders and were, in his telling, scheming to subvert him.
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Fox News Contributor Ryan Fournier began encouraging Republicans to take up the hashtag -- and subvert it.
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It's a balance: instilling both the knowledge of anti-black forces and how to subvert them.
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In short, President Nixon attempted to subvert our democratic institutions and flout the rule of law.
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"We will not steal their choice of leaders, we will not subvert their will," Chigumba says.
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We use technology, such as the birth-control pill, to subvert the natural way of things.
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People don't always accept parts of their culture, but question it and try to subvert it.
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Even from the exact moment the game begins, it's stunning in its willingness to subvert expectation.
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However, for a select few players, it appears Barnett has been able to subvert that mess.
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It's O.K. to subvert democracy, so long as you don't tell blatant lies while doing so.
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Yet the most jarring jokes in this special are those that subvert her reputation for kindness.
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I can actually love and live — not subvert anything, not apologize for anything, not hide anything.
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His art aims to subvert colonial views of land ownership and fetishization of the natural world.
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Russia's plot to subvert an election, India's new protections for Muslim women, a panda's mating call.
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One big potential bulwark against President Trump's attempts to subvert the law is his own administration.
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He is also supremely careful, say those who know him, and unwilling to subvert the rules.
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Both companies' tools work similarly to NSO's — using flaws in smartphones to subvert the devices entirely.
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For a man who would subvert the interests of our nation to pursue his own interests.
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They appeared better poised than the other rats to subvert their genetic predisposition to become heavy.
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Both companies' tools work similarly to NSO's — using flaws in smartphones to subvert the devices entirely.
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Both companies' tools work similarly to NSOs using flaws in smartphones to subvert the devices entirely.
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YES, do take every opportunity to subvert the notion that education is just job skills training.
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It is about helping Ukrainian leaders build the successful political system that Russia seeks to subvert.
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So is the attorney general who refused to let Trump subvert a federal investigation into himself.
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But it hadn't yet mastered the art of using information networks cleverly to subvert democratic adversaries.
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A re-individuation strategy is not an attempt to subvert the legitimate political expression of demonstrators.
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A decade later, there are growing signs it's entering the establishment its creators sought to subvert.
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We will do our part to defend against nation states attempting to spread misinformation and subvert elections.
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It's one that feels dated and problematic, exactly the kind of thing a shrewd filmmaker might subvert.
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And even their casting is primed to help you understand what the show is attempting to subvert.
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It's Marvel's mic drop of sorts to subvert our expectations after so many movies' worth of precedent.
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"Roger Stone did not conspire, collude, or do any action to subvert the electoral process," Buschel wrote.
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"We will do our part to defend against nation states attempting to spread misinformation and subvert elections."
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His past works subvert old-school aesthetics while still putting craft front and center of each painting.
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But that&aposs been my focus in 113 -- is understanding that Russia tried to subvert our democracy.
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But you don't subvert his hero's journey by replacing it with a different, less expected hero's journey.
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Cuba has meanwhile repeatedly charged that the United States wants to use telecommunications to subvert its government.
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If Watergate had been a KGB operation to subvert a Democratic Party candidate and support Nixon, Sen.
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"The Bolivarian Armed Forces is not a means to subvert the constitutional order," he tweeted, somewhat cryptically.
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Some experts also see a risk that Chinese intelligence may develop an ability to subvert Huawei's equipment.
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With a difficult season ahead, the last thing Arsenal need is to subvert the chain of command.
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A "red pill" is a transformative bit of knowledge that is supposed to subvert left-wing brainwashing.
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The tactic has become controversial for the way it seems to subvert the point of the game.
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Stefano Sollima, the showrunner, said his strategy was to subvert the audience's expectations about the Mafia genre.
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Do not subvert democracy; do not pilfer your country's resources; do not imprison and torture your critics.
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"It was a cute name, and we knew we were going to subvert that," Ms. Conlon said.
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Political opponents accused the government of trying to subvert democracy by not giving parliament a proper say.
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According to this group, AI is too easy to reprogram and subvert to be any real threat.
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Some producers tied themselves in knots trying to subvert the code, the history of which is fascinating.
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It is a new challenge for internet communities to deal with nation states attempting to subvert elections.
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When they instead subvert those rules, I hope that citizens — including conservatives — have the courage to resist.
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Each list was meant to show that the president had intentionally tried to subvert a federal investigation.
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Ever since, the president has done nearly everything in his power to subvert and sabotage the investigators.
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Russia's plot to subvert an election, E.U. leaders' united front on Brexit and Puerto Rico's remaining damage.
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That solution, in turn, could subvert Mr. Trump's effort to build an Arab alliance to isolate Iran.
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To pre-empt the verdict at the ballot box, they say, is to subvert the people's will.
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When in doubt, coopt, subvert, and dominate was, is , and will always be the Russian modus operandi.
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So definitely possible that she was sort of riding on all of that to subvert people's expectations.
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Trammell: The opening dialogue felt like it was, although maybe they'll subvert it later in the season.
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Make no mistake, women are never outside of history; they act and change and suffer and subvert.
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In Poland and Hungary it has backed independent judges when ruling parties tried to subvert the courts.
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His willingness to subvert American elections negates the idea that they're the best option to remove him.
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Perhaps because the bride is a feminine — if not feminist — stereotype that she can challenge and subvert.
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Further, the report predicts new attacks that "subvert" the signals to autonomous vehicles, causing them to crash.
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We allowed this covert program not only subvert our values, but also put us in great danger.
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There were, for example, no RNC leaks published, no attempts to subvert the process on that side.
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"I thought it would be fun to mess with expectations and subvert slick PR style," she said.
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I started looking forward to the point in the speech where she was to subvert the argument.
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Russian, Hebrew, German, and Arabic decode, merge, and ultimately regenerate to examine and subvert cultural and political hierarchy.
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This T-shirt from Redubble uses a design from artist Adam Harvey that will subvert facial recognition cameras.
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With this unprecedented threat he continued to subvert America's democracy, and also delighted Republicans beyond his core support.
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These organizations, they contend, are secretly working on the Brotherhood's behalf to subvert the United States from within.
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He has used Twitter to call people haters, dummies, and losers, and to effectively subvert traditional media outlets.
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The clever conceit of "Who is America?" is to subvert the standard approach to reporting in the country.
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Several newspapers loudly denounced the judges for trying to subvert the referendum vote for Brexit on June 50rd.
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The free-market economists who promoted the pursuit of shareholder value were not trying to subvert social justice.
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Indictment in office would subvert the "underlying dynamics of our governmental system in profound and necessarily unpredictable ways".
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Right now, I think the idea is they're trying to gain people's trust before they subvert their trust.
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But if plea bargains are to serve justice, not subvert it, they must be subject to clear constraints.
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Cuba considers dissidents to be mercenaries in the pay of the United States trying to subvert the government.
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" They rot from the inside, poisoned by leaders who "subvert the very process that brought them to power.
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I didn't go for Maverick's masculine act, specifically, because I wasn't trying to subvert any expectations so obviously.
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A few are actively dissenting from its mission, and trying to find ways to resist or subvert it.
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Lorelei believes her use of the grotesque is grounded in art history and her desire to subvert it.
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But they can also subvert expectations — like the people who role-play heroic cops in Grand Theft Auto.
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Following its activation, at least one company vowed to create new chips that could subvert the security check.
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They claimed that Vladimir Putin plotted to "subvert an election" and that Russia helped "swing it for" Trump.
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Rather, "coup" has become shorthand for accusing Ms. Rousseff's political opponents of exploiting the law to subvert democracy.
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Americans need their government to take action to defend our democracy from foreign actors seeking to subvert it.
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However, when we try to subvert the system, American credibility on the importance of free market principles disappears.
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Gates's new work is timely, parsing out problematic social and cultural norms to subtly but wholly subvert them.
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The Russians worked diligently to subvert the 2016 election, and the Trump campaign was grateful for the support.
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"I would hope that the Republicans would not subvert democracy by denying the fundamental principle of majority rule."
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In Brazil, Pajubá is the secret language of the trans community, used to subvert yet reinforce queer identity.
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An Italian exit could cause severe economic disruptions internationally and subvert investor confidence far beyond Italy and Europe.
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On Twitter, he told followers it was "disgusting and insulting" for lawmakers to try to subvert that right.
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Moscow has steadily encroached upon Georgia's territories and relentlessly tried to subvert both Azerbaijan and Georgia from within.
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Herwig's photos subvert that tradition, breaking the underground open like a geode to reveal the intricate world within.
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"Tweets enabling lying despots in their relentless attempts to subvert democracy are not your best look," Sacca wrote.
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He is also mulling an executive order in an attempt to subvert the Constitution and end birthright citizenship.
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We saw a troubling lack of urgency in addressing the sanctuary cities which subvert the rule of law.
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Make no mistake — this is a continuation of the republican efforts to subvert health care for all Americans.
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Someone could subvert the bar code to say one thing, while the human-readable portion says something else.
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Their storylines eschew dialogue and employ fairytale archetypes to subvert the player's expectations and ultimately posit deeper questions.
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Would you say that you're actively looking to subvert the male gaze with your work in this book?
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They want to subvert the will of the voters, both in the recent election and in elections to come.
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The bottom line: The California social network has told its critics it can handle attempts to subvert the midterms.
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In fact, the movie's most surprising aspect is that it rarely tries to subvert expectations, or even nudge them.
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It called on citizens to be on their guard against agents attempting to "infiltrate, subvert, split or sabotage China".
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Their shared goal was to subvert the U.S. government, the indictment claims, and publication of the documents endangered lives.
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The suburban dream infuses American and Australian cultures, which often either put them on a pedestal or subvert them.
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And those companies that could subvert democracy, Strasser said, are more likely to come from the U.S. than Europe.
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Uber says this would subvert the very nature of its business and dramatically increase the cost of doing business.
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According to the complaint, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, Sony sought to subvert the show in foreign markets.
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Swift could be about to release a diss track, and will subvert the derogatory "snake" label she's been given.
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He has "revised" the conservative script, Robin argues, but his most virulent qualities do not subvert it at all.
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Medicare for All would subvert these reforms by shrinking or eliminating community provider networks and restricting choices for veterans.
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The DNC email disclosure demonstrates how an adversary who believes he's invisible can use cyberspace to subvert U.S. institutions.
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"Pitch," which makes its premiere on Thursday, doesn't subvert sports clichés, it just adapts them to a new gender.
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Some subversions, paradoxically, can even seem to reinvigorate the stale conventions that they'd set out to subvert or satirize.
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There is also the charge that Russian interests have spread fake news and deployed hackers to subvert Western democracies.
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As we have seen, however, bad actors can and do abuse social media to subvert societies, especially open ones.
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Chinese entities, both official and commercial, which subvert international sanctions against North Korea, will pay an increasingly heavy price.
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It's not the story author George R.R. Martin wrote to subvert our expectations about what happens in fantasy novels.
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One of ISIS's fundamental goals is to subvert American democracy because its members view man-made law as illegitimate.
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Alternatively, a hacker could subvert telecom routers to intercept and alter election results as they pass through telecom equipment.
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Those critical of this Hindutva history are already being labeled anti-national in an attempt to subvert historical research.
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The charges against Mr. Wang and his wife — inciting to subvert state power — typically result in lengthy prison sentences.
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And Trump's motivation for trying to subvert justice and turn the White House into a writhing nest of liars?
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But even as security experts showed how malicious insiders and outsiders could subvert the machines, the warnings went ignored.
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Were you consciously trying to subvert the usual immigrant narratives of "struggle and strife," as you put it earlier?
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But there's nothing to subvert as president; breaking with protocol is not admirable and is, in fact, often criminal.
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Tattoo artists are one way to subvert and personalize longstanding traditions, much like having mixed gender bridesmaids and groomsmen.
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But a documented attempt by the president to subvert democracy not only cannot be ignored, it must be challenged.
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"Troop Zero" may not radically subvert expectations, or ruffle too many feathers, but it's nonetheless a pleasant viewing experience.
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He and his advisers have made a ruthless and sinister decision — to subvert and smash up British political culture.
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Instead of defending himself, Trump should be working to hold Russia accountable for its efforts to subvert our democracy.
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Read more " _____ Bob Dreyfuss in The Nation: "Did Trump's campaign collude with the Russians to subvert the US elections?
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The C.I.A., with help from the National Security Agency, searched for ways to subvert factories, supply chains and launchers.
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"I think it was a way to subvert people's expectations of how I should be," says Gaines, now 29.
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If Putin can subvert the U.S. and its allies, what is to stop the U.S. and NATO from subverting Russia?
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It relies heavily on our ability to cooperate in groups, even as we compete and subvert on an individual level.
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They especially wanted to watch those players make moves and runs if those moves and runs served to subvert something.
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Any attempts to interfere or subvert our democratic process by foreign or domestic entities will be met with severe consequences.
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Some say the group, EMILY's List, has been subsumed by the evil status quo empire it once hoped to subvert.
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The latest and greatest games build on (and subvert) classics, push kids' creativity, and offer plenty of fast-paced action.
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It is to turn Hong Kong into an independent or semi-independent political entity and subvert 'one country, two systems'.
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The resolution's concerns about the integrity of the impeachment process can't be separated from Trump's efforts to subvert that process.
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There have been two notable instances this year where Chinese users were able to subvert state censors through the blockchain.
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And I still feel like when I'm not working, it is easier to subvert the unconscious compulsion toward the screen.
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Pro-Brexit MPs and campaigners are outraged by the High Court decision, claiming it is an attempt to subvert democracy.
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There is no real counterculture now, only a series of competing views, leaving "Last Flag Flying" with nothing to subvert.
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And, as noted by The New Yorker, the jobs site is leveraging its incisive transparency to subvert corporate power dynamics.
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But letting Facebook subvert open internet principles and create its own Facebooknet in the US amounts to opening Pandora's box.
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It is now more fashionable to subvert the once-stereotypical rosy idea of suburban conformity and Father Knows Best tranquility.
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We must not let private interests, like Big Tobacco, Big Pharma & the Obesity Lobby subvert public health through such agreements.
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What are ways that young artists can subvert the "look at me" attitude and still participate in the art market?
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But from its start, onlookers viewed beauty contests with a critical eye, even as some tried to subvert the tradition.
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At her best, McCarthy is able to subvert the niceties of polite society to reach some sort of deeper truth.
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Congress can take three basic steps to begin preventing and deterring foreign powers from seeking to subvert our America's elections.
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For us, this idea of woman as wicked is a crucial allegory to subvert and embrace in many ways paradoxically.
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Nick: Michonne does seem like the perfect sacrifice to both subvert our expectations and give Rick something to fight for.
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AB 2409 did not seek to subvert public safety to other objectives, it sought to elevate public safety over protectionism.
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Bump stocks essentially subvert the federal ban on fully automatic firearms by being manufactured and sold as a separate accessory.
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Cybersecurity firms say criminals have figured out how to subvert the network by posing as authentic, boring, cubicle-office dwellers.
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This nation deserves full-time leadership and no further effort to subvert, to overthrow the presidency of Donald J. Trump.
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"It is not right to use the state of emergency to subvert the rule of law in Turkey," he said.
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Merchants view these as attempts to subvert the debit reform law competition requirements returning us to the previously broken system.
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They too possess a hierarchical, multi-echelon global structure that utilizes numerous controls designed to subvert modern AML detection mechanisms.
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The alt-right knows this—they are an adaptive enemy that is constantly changing tactics to subvert the platform's guidelines.
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It's a source of frustration for the filmmaker, who evokes those genres to subvert them rather than to pay homage.
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In Trump, they found a particularly useful tool, someone they could use to stoke America's internal divisions and subvert democracy.
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She doesn't subvert the archetypes, exactly, but she grounds them in such particular details that they feel new and fresh.
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The two have been accused of trying to subvert the state — a crime that typically results in lengthy prison sentences.
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Clinton's candidacy, and American intelligence and law enforcement officials saw other ominous signs of Russian attempts to subvert the election.
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John Rose, a South Carolina plantation owner who was not a professional painter, had a reason to subvert that pattern.
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Everyone involved in the production of a computer must be trusted, because any one of them can subvert the security.
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"It is a new challenge for internet communities to deal with nation-states attempting to subvert elections," Mr. Zuckerberg said.
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This is classic "constitutional hardball," behavior that, while technically legal, uses the letter of the law to subvert its spirit.
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"We don't support separatist groups that subvert the sovereignty and territorial integrity of China," the company said in a statement.
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There is, therefore, a good chance China could more confidently subvert the dollar and challenge American primacy in the Gulf.
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They were forced to act as if facts and reality were still in place, even if only to subvert them.
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An opposite assessment would have meant that the current President cheated with a hostile foreign power to subvert US democracy.
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She never met a piece of the natural order she couldn't subvert in the name of getting what she wants.
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It can be an intelligence campaign, to continue to expose and subvert Iran's efforts to acquire and field strategic arms.
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Of course, like all memes, this one has been subject to plenty of attempts to vary or subvert its theme.
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His suit comes as efforts to unbind delegates and subvert Trump at the convention intensify, though remain very unlikely to succeed.
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But another more important question remains: Did the Trump campaign collude with Russia in its efforts to subvert America's democratic process?
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"It must have been the early education in communist Poland that gave me ideas to subvert and question authority," Toporowicz says.
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After all, if the political will is there, legislators could potentially step in and subvert the FCC by creating new laws.
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" Chrome is also tackling the rise of fingerprinting, which it describes as "underground ... harder-to-detect methods that subvert cookie controls.
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In a similar manner, the paintings and collages of Yayoi Asoma at Site: Brooklyn Gallery, subvert the trappings of traditional décor.
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"The thing was to take these western ideas of the exotic, but to subvert them," Hosono told The Guardian in 63.
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"We will be slaves of the constitution," he promises, seeking to reassure voters who fear he is plotting to subvert democracy.
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But congressional co-operation might help Mr Bolsonaro subvert democratic institutions and norms in other ways, such as encouraging police brutality.
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" As the delegates considered this, Mason argued that "attempts to subvert the Constitution may not be treason," and proposed adding "maladministration.
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Lee confessed on Monday to attempting to subvert the Beijing government, according to videos of his hearing released by Chinese authorities.
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These playful, earnest messages about our crushes and the day's disasters subvert email's reputation as formal and utilitarian mode of conversation.
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Unlike Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, Mr Xi is not a global troublemaker who seeks to subvert democracy and destabilise the West.
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Now it appears that Russia is attempting to subvert our elections by hacking into Democratic Party organizations and leaking internal emails.
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Mr Bolsonaro's probable election will pose a new challenge: ensuring that a president with autocratic impulses does not subvert Brazil's democracy.
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Here are some of the worst offenders — and ones that subvert the tropes, making room for more nuanced conceptions of sexuality.
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The game goes out of its way to make sure you're aware of their attitudes and unable to subvert this interpretation.
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Here are three little ways you can subvert the system and get what you want – without doing it like everyone else.
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So they subvert America at every turn, because it makes them more powerful; it's a zero-sum game, if you will.
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There are also Russian hackers who try to subvert rather than support the state and may not be motivated by profit.
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But we can no longer run the risk that the Electoral College will once again subvert the will of the people.
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For Mort to feel no way forward but to subvert all of that at 68 is incredibly moving, and frequently funny.
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Sometimes we lean into tropes where they're best for the story and sometimes we want to subvert them in interesting ways.
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Mueller on Friday charged 13 Russian nationals and 3 Russian entities for designing an operation to subvert the 2016 presidential election.
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" Laird says he tries to "complicate those narratives and subvert them," and to "avoid this idea of this big generalized movement.
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Given its talk about being "agnostic" to ad blocking, it's possible that it won't try as hard to subvert these extensions.
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Generally, the walk aims to subvert traditional ideas of sexuality and the misogynistic idea that women should not be sexual beings.
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For Parker, poetry became a way to subvert this exploitation and the harmful misconceptions it can create about the Black experience.
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Bribes and kickbacks plainly subvert the principle of self-government by subordinating the common good to an elected official's personal enrichment.
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The act has anti-communist messages and China's ruling party sees it as a propaganda tool meant to subvert their authority.
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I teach them new mental practices -- asking questions, switching perspectives, analyzing subtext -- that subvert their old cultural habit of parroting authority.
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"Roger Stone did not conspire, collude, or do any action to subvert the electoral process," Robert Buschel, Stone's lawyer, said Friday.
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Related: How to Subvert the Art World and Get Away with It Who's Afraid of a Banksy & Co. Street Art Exhibition?
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We've never seen any case where the government has compelled a third party to subvert its own systems in this way.
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Still, Drucker said, trans pageants function in ways completely different from cisgender pageants, adopting the format in order to subvert it.
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"The President now has people around him who aren't trying to subvert him," Michael Caputo, a senior campaign adviser, told me.
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The method of subtly altering inputs, like photos, to subvert a deep neural network's training is known as a poison attack.
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But he has a gaggle of people being paid very well to help him subvert truth, justice and the American way.
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The combination of strong audience presence and clearly defined expectations in stand-up encourages comics to try to subvert those expectations.
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This helped lead Poland's Catholics, a once-dominant group, to support a political party that had promised to subvert the courts.
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When it first emerged, suspect 2019-nCoV appeared to be committing illegal assembly, unwanted touching and incitement to subvert the state.
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He has dismissed the accusations as the work of powerful oil interests that wanted to subvert competition from liquefied natural gas.
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Meanwhile, a small but growing group of privacy campaigners and academics are looking at ways to subvert the underlying technology directly.
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In their letter to USDA, the attorneys general casually gloss over the details of how these agency tactics subvert statutory guidelines.
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What this deal does is subvert the law, international legitimacy and numerous resolutions by the UN Security Council and General Assembly.
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That places "Ready or Not" in an emerging genre of horror films that also subvert prevailing notions of class and status.
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But it is jarring for an administration in power to claim that civil servants are actively working to subvert the government.
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As more smart homes and self-driving cars come online, AI could be used to subvert these systems and cause catastrophic damage.
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These female sculptures subvert archetypal depictions of women while creating bizarre narratives that suggest the subjugation of women outside the Western periphery.
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From his Twitter rants, to his musical detours, to his fashion shows, to his political leanings, Yeezy does like to subvert expectations.
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They also found ways to subvert Confide's screenshot protection and message deletion features, but have yet to release details about those findings.
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But they are yet another indication of Trump's determination to subvert the conventions and guardrails that have governed the presidency for generations.
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I'm fascinated with culture's cyclic nature, how the aesthetics of past decades come back to subvert our present and challenge our future.
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To do so they have to penetrate a bacterium's cell wall and then subvert its internal defences, of which there are several.
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Alarmed South Africans have watched the progress of "state capture", whereby private actors subvert the state to steal public money (see article).
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It was possible to believe that each would give up trying to subvert the other with lies and cold-war conspiracy theories.
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North Carolina has been a testing ground for reactionary forces that want to resist a diversifying electorate and subvert democracy in America.
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When all else fails, when football is just an assortment of GIFs, we will still find a way to subvert the process.
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In interviews, game director Brian Horton underlined large tomb puzzles that subvert the game's pace, and a hunting and crafting system. Fair!
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George W. Bush nearly lost his DOJ when his senior aides attempted to subvert department protocols to renew an unlawful spying program.
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He's a key player in the alleged scheme to subvert President Donald Trump's political opponents by coercing Ukraine into launching sham investigations.
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"My interest in the technologies used in the creation of deepfakes is to subvert them for social and artistic purposes," Posters said.
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Today, we are applying our techniques to better understand how Moscow and its proxies attempt to subvert elections across Europe and beyond.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Experimental films often subvert our understanding of cinematic surfaces, with complex layers of sound and vision.
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Journalism is built on a strong foundation and will outlast Trump and other demagogues who seek to subvert facts and the truth.
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Had President Trump actually read the findings of his intelligence community, he would know exactly why Putin sought to subvert American democracy.
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The virus contains a specific module to subvert a popular Russian banking system used to facilitate speedy electronic exchanges, according to Cluley.
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It was during the Arab Spring that revolutionaries challenged autocrats in Egypt, Tunisia and Libya using Facebook to subvert repressive power structures.
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The EU accuses Poland's ruling right-wing Law and Justice party (PiS) of trying to control the judiciary and subvert democratic standards.
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And, like the Testo-soap, Fan uses the physical properties of these materials to subvert defining characteristics of the objects they depict.
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The site was a breeding ground for dissent and rebellion, using creative means to capture the cultural climate and completely subvert it.
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The works here challenge and subvert stereotypical romanticized ideas of the Caribbean as a paradise, rather considering it as a fragile ecosystem.
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Concert-goers are eager to subvert the overpriced drinks at the bar, of course, so his patronage is always a welcome presence.
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But one girl caught our eye by finding a way to be princess-cute and subvert gender stereotypes at the same time.
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I mean, you're a very hopeful person but I'm not, and I'm assuming they'll figure out ways to subvert all these things.
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And Mr. Mueller has charged 13 Russians with conspiring to subvert the 2016 election and put Mr. Trump in the White House.
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I couldn't figure out how not to need, or to subvert my beta-need in order to get the alpha-need met.
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Many, in other words, hoped that Mr. Mattis would be willing to subvert American democracy in order to check a bad president.
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Perhaps the strongest element is how the show cleverly uses its complicated timeline to play around with characters' relationships and subvert expectations.
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If the Almighty had decided that someone would be smitten by smallpox, then any attempt to subvert this divine intention was blasphemy.
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We look at whether they try to subvert the Constitution the way Iran-Contra did by going behind the back of Congress.
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The FCC claimed it could preempt state net neutrality laws because state-imposed rules would subvert the federal policy of non-regulation.
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He waged a war against the "globalists" in the White House he accused of plotting to subvert the president&aposs nationalist agenda.
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The transactional relationships that underpin these American universities' campuses in U.A.E. and Qatar subvert the very academic freedom they're supposed to promote.
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Without this nuance, the movement is easily taken in by those seeking an opportunity to subvert antitrust laws for their own benefit.
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Still, the best critique comes from us regular folks on Twitter, using every joke setup in our toolbox to subvert the cryptoromantics.
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Partisan political appointees within the Trump administration have been working for months to subvert Shulkin, Republican and Democratic congressional sources tell CNN.
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The case, which government ministers have called an attempt to subvert the democratic process, had little impact on the pound on Thursday.
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Like Viktor Orbán's Fidesz party in Hungary, today's Republican Party has repeatedly been willing to subvert democracy for the sake of power.
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We must have the desire and the courage to preserve it in the face of those who would subvert and destroy it.
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To the extent that party loyalty or out-of-district donors sway legislators to subvert their own constituents' interests, legislators represent poorly.
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Since legal challenges are tricky, argue Messrs Ezrachi and Stucke, it might be better to direct efforts at finding ways to subvert collusion.
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Chris Sacca tweeted a response to Noto: Tweets enabling lying despots in their relentless attempts to subvert democracy are not your best look.
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A conspiracy theory is the notion that a small group of people have, in secret, managed to subvert the way things normally work.
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In some cases, states that seek to subvert this institution's noble ends have hijacked the very systems that are supposed to advance them.
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The special counsel, Robert Mueller, has not yet presented evidence that the Trump campaign conspired with Russian agents to subvert the 2016 election.
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Entries generated by script, macro or other automated means or practices, or by any means which subvert the entry process will be void.
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However you might have ultimately felt about The Last Jedi, the movie was downright giddy in its attempts to subvert the series' tropes.
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In the national French press, the affair is discussed as though it were a sinister Islamist conspiracy to subvert the secular French republic.
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"Between Islamic State and al-Qaeda there is of course competition, but they have the same objective: to subvert the state," Maïga said.
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Remainers who complain about Brexit are shouted down for being sore losers or for trying to subvert the will of the British people.
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Music and music fandom in particular became an escape, a way to subvert and push against the restrictive social order of the day.
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If extremists know the standards Facebook, Google, Twitter and Microsoft have set, she said, then it's easier for them to subvert those standards.
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Many government efforts to subvert democracy are "legal," in the sense that they are approved by the legislature or accepted by the courts.
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He puts himself and his story in a lineage of people who have used musical and spiritual expression to subvert a Eurocentric culture.
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But you're damn right we will take advantage of the powerful abilities that photography has to subvert the hell out of Nintendo's world.
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When I brought together my book, The Good Immigrant, I wanted to subvert those expectations by trying to inject some nuance into it.
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The best action would be to implement all of them in concert because China could subvert tariffs by devaluing its currency, for example.
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For that reason, blockchain—banal, technical, deeply unsexy—has become an ideological rallying point, especially among those looking to subvert the reigning order.
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The performance is designed to subvert ideas about the audience and their place in the proscenium (the space in front of the curtain).
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I feel like making clothes is a fun way to subvert capitalism while also being creative, so I sometimes sew things for myself.
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Instead, it's a claim of subverting beauty ideals that doesn't actually subvert anything; both the ritual and the consumption of beauty are maintained.
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Women and girls have made phenomenal strides in exercising their rights since 2001, and any efforts to subvert that progress cannot be tolerated.
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The DNC's court filing alleges that the Trump campaign was a "willing and active partner" in Russia's attempt to subvert American democratic processes.
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Finally, costs need to be imposed on foreign states when they are caught trying to subvert our elections, as Russia did in 2016.
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"[Russian President] Vladimir Putin is carrying out a campaign to subvert democracies across Europe, and here ... we're standing up to that," McMullin added.
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For decades, the same-sex kiss has been used as a tool by artists, actors and entertainers to subvert gender and sexual norms.
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For more than a year, Mueller's investigation has publicly avoided the question of whether Americans actively conspired with Moscow to subvert U.S. democracy.
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Perhaps the most profound lesson of Crosby's book is how lonely pain is, how it can subvert all your other forms of relation.
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In some cases, states that seek to subvert this institution's noble aims have hijacked the very systems that are supposed to advance them.
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Fei, a formidable warrior, is adopted by the kingpin Lei Gong (the kung fu movie veteran Sammo Hung), only to subvert his empire.
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Eliminating the SALT deduction is an important component of comprehensive tax reform, and Congress should not allow political interests to subvert good policy.
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A Plot to Subvert an Election: Unraveling the Russia Story So Far To many Americans, the intervention seemed to be a surprise attack.
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The government argued that Aadhaar enabled it to subvert fraud in the delivery of welfare, curb money laundering, thwart terrorism and achieve efficiency.
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At first, I thought it was because the series tries to subvert some of the tropes it employs, but it doesn't, not really.
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On the second floor, one encounters Rist's single-channel video works from the late 80s, which playfully subvert femme fatale and diva stereotypes.
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Talk to Your Doctor About Your Bucket List Knowing my patients' life goals has prevented me from implementing medical interventions that subvert them.
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And no matter how low key my approach to the holiday had become, there seemed to be no way to subvert it altogether.
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But I decided to subvert that vanilla feeling by channeling a darker sound by utilizing Cold Wave-era synths and industrial hand claps.
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To see her that way is to take at face value an archetype that she did everything in her formidable power to subvert.
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Vapes began as enigmatic underground products that might subvert Big Tobacco, but today the old corporate giants are major stakeholders in the market.
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I always knew I wanted to subvert traditional ideas of fine jewelry and produce pieces that you would never see on Bond Street.
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PB: I think my history as an artist is very, very traditional, so it was important to take those traditions and subvert them.
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Lost and Found Two absorbing books subvert the typical conventions of biography and tell the stories of celebrated writers' lives through their possessions.
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Or did it subtly subvert those tropes, providing a rare example of female empowerment and friendship in one sleek, action-packed blockbuster package?
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Mr Lutsenko disappointed those critics, using his office to attack some of them, and worked to undermine Mr Sytnik and subvert NABU operations.
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Because Brexit is an example of how the establishment elites try to subvert the will of the people when they're given the chance.
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In an interview last year with The Washington Post, Mr. Conway described himself as having "contrarian tendencies" and a willingness to subvert expectations.
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"They're trying to subvert the will of the people and overturn our votes and people are mad as hell about it," she added.
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When you do that, then some wily black woman is going to come and subvert you every single time, and here I am.
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For at least 12 years, American intelligence agencies have sought to subvert Iran's supply chains for its production of missiles and space rockets.
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We now know — thanks to Michael Schmidt and Maggie Haberman of The Times — that Trump did try to subvert the rule of law.
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That for all the effort to do well and to be right, there are opposing forces that seek to subvert, distract and destroy.
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He has accused Moscow of imposing its will on other nations by force and employing disinformation and cyber attacks to subvert Western democracies.
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All three songs set up a coherent, compelling motive for our hero, subvert said motive, and let the characters point the way forward.
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Other forms of artistic practice can be active in the way they twist, subvert, delight, inform, and affect, for both creator and experiencer.
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In some cases, states that seek to subvert this institution's noble end have hijacked the very systems that are supposed to advance them.
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Later, the film tries to subvert the expectations it sets up in those scenes (including our understanding of who the bombers actually were).
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It makes sense as a defense strategy, but as cybersecurity reporter Brian Krebs reports today, the protections around those freezes are easy to subvert.
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The conceptual gambit recalls the work of another bad-boy filmmaker, Lars von Trier, who also revels in creating challenges only to subvert them.
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The revelation came as part of an ongoing congressional probe into Russia's efforts to subvert the presidential election led by special counsel Robert Mueller.
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The project, called View-Through, aims to highlight and subvert the way prison populations are systematically isolated and effectively silenced by various institutional policies.
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One of the people told the Times that investigators are looking into Giuliani's attempts to subvert Marie Yovanovitch, the former American ambassador to Ukraine.
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Hill, who has begun to gain the attention she deserves, often created Xeroxed images that subvert the coldness and utilitarian purpose of conventional photocopies.
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Perceptual ad blockers are much harder to subvert in principle because they require advertisers to fundamentally change the content and appearance of the ad.
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Judge Pym's order requiring Apple to create software to subvert the security features of an iPhone places just such a burden on the company.
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It's loaded with action, and in a publishing world where novelists are continually working to reinvent or subvert genre tropes, it's refreshingly straight forward.
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What he was terrified of was the fact that people were using all of these things built by America to actually subvert American laws.
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The referendum gave a clear and legitimate command to leave the EU. To ignore it would be to subvert the will of the people.
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They must demonstrate that they are conscious of the lived experiences of the groups they claim to represent, they must address and subvert stereotype.
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"The working conditions imposed on us in the contract will delimit and subvert our ability to continue to work towards this mission," she said.
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I think that's why in our music, it's important for us to kind of reclaim and subvert that fairytale, and create a new one.
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As long as a defendant intended to subvert, undermine or impede the fact-finding ability of an official proceeding, that's enough to convict him.
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The president responded on Friday night by declaring a state of emergency, citing alleged plots from Venezuela and the United States to subvert him.
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My expectations proved largely incorrect; much of the work achieves a surprising positivity through rebellion, finding ways to subvert societal baggage tied to femaleness.
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The problem is, you take all those original inspirations and you realize, you have to make them your own, you have to subvert them.
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The real worry then should be that populist elements within democratic countries may one day come to power and subvert these well-intentioned laws.
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It was there that Subvert HQ championed more dance-friendly tunes akin to Australia's Pendulum, whom they brought in for a gig in 2003.
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With movies like You're Next, the pair have demonstrated a serious awareness of audience expectations — and the ability to subvert them with tremendous results.
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Now we know that not only were campaign aides willing to conspire with Russian intelligence to subvert the election, they salivated at the thought.
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Miller's process isn't to cover the canvas with paint so much as to cover and uncover it, to interrupt, upend or subvert an expectation.
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Every attorney general has recognized that executive privilege should never be permitted to hide criminal wrongdoing and thus subvert the rule of law itself.
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Dozens of governments around the world are weaponizing social media to subvert democratic elections and spy on their own citizens, a new report reveals.
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Let's speak plainly: The United States is currently investigating whether agents for Trump and Putin worked together, secretly, illegally, to subvert the 2016 election.
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The President was indirectly implicated by New York prosecutors overseen by his own Justice Department in directing criminal attempts to subvert campaign finance laws.
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"It is difficult to conceive of Allergan's transaction as anything other than a sham to subvert the existing intellectual property system," the senators wrote.
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Judge Gomez also questioned whether the antidoping agency was trying to subvert a requirement that disputes involving Olympic-related sports be resolved by arbitration.
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Rosler uses a familiar form to critique the oppression of women through domesticity, and to subvert the kinds of knowledge and behavior this requires.
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When these opponents' political influence falls short and duly elected representatives enact such programs, they utilize expensive constitutional challenges to subvert the legislative process.
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The Doha Round to liberalize trade failed in part due to mistrust of the EU's use of the precautionary principle to subvert any agreement.
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These monopolies subvert the strategy underlying the ACA: combining free-market competition with government's capacity to serve those whom the private-sector has neglected.
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Though such votes are portrayed as popular governance in its purest form, studies have found that they often subvert democracy rather than serve it.
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The Russians have keenly recognized that they could subvert the modern dependence on social media as a seemingly trustworthy platform for news and information.
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Not with enthusiasm, but with an awareness of her opponent's unrivaled capacity to subvert American democracy, civil society, world peace and the global environment.
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The Constitution grants her that right, but the Trump administration is determined to subvert it as part of its war on women's reproductive rights.
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But I recently found one approach to subvert the argument entirely: Put on a head-to-toe bear costume and walk around the city.
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I don't mean to say that the consultants have this desire to subvert the public interest or anything, it's just not their job, right?
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Jordan Peele's ability to subvert the audience with an honest conversation about race in America in 20173 couldn't have felt more timely or necessary.
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All of the above leaves Westworld sometimes working at cross-purposes, trying ably to tell a story and subvert it at the same time.
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The Treasury Department called the move punishment for Russia's aggressive foreign policy, including attempts to subvert foreign democracies and Russia's military intervention in Syria.
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Instead, MacConnell, who wants to subvert the classical paragons of male beauty, draws realistic renderings of men who are fit but not overly buff.
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The quandary for Lazy Mom and their peers is how to subvert and interrogate society's thraldom to food without being swallowed up by it.
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That was repeatedly apparent in Wednesday's thrilling, poignant and occasionally horrifying episode, as characters saw the unpredictable human elements of their schemes subvert them.
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But there are ways to work within these traditions, or subvert them, that give women equal power and agency, or at least try to.
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They feared that a president could subvert our democracy by abusing the awesome power of his office for his own personal or political gain.
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The agency clearly needs a major housecleaning: Having an important part of our national security apparatus trying to subvert an election is deeply scary.
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During his trial in November, Wang Mo declared that voicing support for democracy did not amount to a movement to subvert the Chinese state.
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Coats, who had previously noted a continued effort to subvert U.S. elections earlier in the hearing, reaffirmed this point of view along with Rogers.
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Since 1996 successive conservative Australian governments have successfully fought to subvert international agreements on climate change in defense of the country's fossil fuel industries.
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TREAT There's something more impactful in being able to subvert the expectations of what we are accustomed to, than just receiving something completely new.
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This problem dates back to the 1960s, when the Police Department's notorious Red Squad sought to disrupt and subvert groups like the Black Panthers.
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" Black further explained that offenses subject to impeachment are extremely serious offenses "which in some way corrupt or subvert the political and governmental process.
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He resisted national news coverage and tried for the most part to subvert his funnyman impulses to the solemn duties of his new role.
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Former Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told the Washington Post Monday he'd never tried to subvert President Trump, after the outlet reported ex-U.
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One of the biggest obstacles to the achievement of greater flexibility, however, is widespread suspicion that administrators will exploit flexibility to subvert the law.
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A Reuters investigation published last week revealed that Philip Morris International Inc is waging a secret campaign to subvert the WHO's anti-smoking treaty.
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A writer, dancer, circus acrobat and comedian, Ms. Truscott can subvert and invert the conventions of any genre: cabaret, comedy show, modern dance performance.
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"I saw buried in the story these elements that subvert a traditional narrative of what a hero is, and what strength is," she said.
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And they complain that GOP plans for a swift Senate trial would subvert justice and fall short of the constitutional duty expected of senators.
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But that objection ignores an important truth: Practicing the new identity politics in the right way can subvert the dogmas that drive its excesses.
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The reticence of asylum officers to enforce Sessions's changes to the hilt isn't a "deep state" desire to subvert the will of the president.
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When Judge rolled through town, Jud Jud made plans to subvert the dour intensity of the night by hopping up and doing their thing.
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My intention was never to subvert the male gaze, though I think the images do that as a byproduct of focusing on female empowerment.
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They were attempting to subvert phone manufacturers by bringing an affordable phone to North America without any carrier bloatware, yet with specs people would want.
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But the Chinese government has already used his case to present the arrested lawyers as tools of foreign forces seeking to subvert the Communist Party.
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"The Encounter" is meant to subvert such fictions, in part, as it reminds us of the destructive encroachments of lucre-minded Westerners into the Amazon.
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And they exist outside the norms of what we do and do not consider war, potentially allowing states like Russia to subvert norms of deterrence.
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Two significant court rulings in May upheld Congress in its battle to subvert Trump's war on oversight over Democratic lawmakers' efforts subpoena his financial records.
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With Flower, Neak embraces the aesthetics and tropes of advertising but uses that as a tactic to subvert the sexist imagery that is so common.
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On its pages you'll find made-up words and phrases—Chinese characters that, through their unusual arrangement and alteration, subvert the sexism ingrained in Mandarin.
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Above all, it succeeds because of its surprisingly soulful take on human nature, and the ways we both enhance and subvert it with our technology.
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Over the past few weeks, he and his Cabinet have put on a first-class demonstration in how to subvert the congressional right to oversight.
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In that sectarian age, it was easy for fears to arise that Popish plots to subvert American religious liberty were being hatched in French Canada.
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Story Telling for Earthly Survival (2016) films Haraway in her home, where she talks about the need to subvert received narratives by telling new stories.
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If done properly, the remakes would be a chance to subvert expectations about the kind of roles that can and should be available to women.
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These public officials are exploiting the tools of the law and an open civil society to subvert anti-corruption investigations and the rule of law.
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Business leaders gave him a free hand in politics, which he used to take control of independent institutions, subvert opposition parties and rig subsequent elections.
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For that, more honesty, less inclination to tar any critics as seeking to subvert democracy and greater readiness to acknowledge Brexit's trade-offs are required.
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The good: Facebook is getting better at both detecting and removing some types of content, with a particular focus on efforts to subvert democratic elections.
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Sources familiar with how the West Wing operates said attempts to subvert the President's demands have not ceased now that the Mueller investigation is over.
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A hacker aiming to subvert a general election could corrupt one machine during the primary in order to alter all machines for the general election.
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Not only does this wholly subvert the actual political and military situation in Iraq, it also represents a categorical misunderstanding of how wars are fought.
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Contrary to Blighttown, it's well-designed, meant to push the player's buttons because Team Cherry is trying to subvert your approach to playing the game.
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As provocative as she may be, it's not exhibitionism that dictated her work but the need to subvert the marginalization of disabled bodies in art.
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The director has the authority to not only set the agenda and tone, but to fundamentally redefine the bureau's mission and even subvert its operations.
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Trump used his campaign to accuse Democrat Hillary Clinton of conspiring to subvert the Second Amendment, in a wildly popular play to the Republican base.
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Who ever heard of any president or president-elect who has praised foreign dictators, including Putin, while the Russians act covertly to subvert our elections?
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These campaigns are supported by intensive efforts to subvert the political and economic elites of U.S. allies, including molding public opinion in favor of PRC.
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The Founding Fathers feared above virtually all other things that European colonial powers would try to subvert the nascent American republic for their own ends.
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Of course for this to happen, Trump would need to subvert the rule of law by installing cronies and personal loyalists in key regulatory positions.
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The photographer's guiding principle of the series is to "subvert the censorship of male nude photography" and destigmatize it, as detailed in a press release.
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He argued that conservatives should not subvert their principles to political allegiances or feel compelled to vote for candidates or parties that don't reflect them.
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But in a sense they're the same being, with the same goal: to subvert the rules that govern the world in which they find themselves.
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Trashman: Agent of the 6th International — Rodriguez's earliest episodic work for The East Village Other (and later, Subvert Comics) — occupies most of Street Fighting Men.
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This should provide some relief to all Americans who have harbored fears that a presidential candidate was conspiring with Vladimir Putin to subvert American democracy.
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Jones, for his part, said in a statement that the lawsuit was "a desperate attempt by Roy Moore to subvert the will of the people."
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So when constructors subvert the rules of puzzle making, I can't help but watch with glee, mostly because I cannot do it in this forum.
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In his messages, Mr. Goldman discussed the indictment of 20163 Russians and three companies accused of carrying out a scheme to subvert the 2016 election.
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Theatrical adaptations of fairy tales often try to subvert expectations, either by modernizing the stories or by adhering to the works' sometimes morbid original versions.
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Mr. Torshin is among the nearly two dozen Russian officials or oligarchs who were sanctioned this year for actions including trying to subvert Western democracies.
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Campaign finance watchdogs assert the transaction was the result of a secret, and illegal, effort to subvert election spending laws on behalf of the president.
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"Man From Nebraska" doesn't upend or subvert the archetypal plot of a middle-class, middle-aged, middle-American man on a journey of self-discovery.
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All three shows are parodies of live-action sitcoms, but "Rick and Morty" overturns the genre while "The Simpsons" and "Family Guy" simply subvert it.
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Someone recently posted comments on a Telegram channel calling the ads proof that Google and YouTube are actively trying to subvert and de-radicalize people.
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Fall was a trans woman, the commenter confirmed, and her aim had been to subvert the story's titular phrase and hijack search results for it.
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"Think about what those members stood for when they came into office and how easily Washington can subvert those principals," Gilbert, from Public Citizen, said.
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The second, no less important, is to make it tangibly harder for Russia to use its intelligence services to penetrate, subvert and intimidate Western nations.
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It was designed to provoke unusual feelings, to subvert the conventions of soap opera and sitcom — even to make fun of the language of advertising.
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Legal arguments by the Chinese are mere window dressing to allow them to subvert our rule-of-law system while advancing their own economic interests.
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Scammers use the web to steal identities, stalkers use it to harass and intimidate their victims, and bad actors subvert democracy using clever digital tactics.
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Recent years have seen attempts by internet providers to subvert net neutrality and take actions that favor specific businesses, limit competition, and reduce consumer choice.
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In this moment, XIV illustrates its eagerness to subvert what is perhaps the core philosophy of not just a genre, but also an entire medium.
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Later, his work to protect the Mueller investigation from Mr. Trump's congressional allies, whom Democrats accused of trying to subvert sensitive investigations, also drew criticism.
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" Tasha Robinson, at The Verge, said the new movie "uses their familiarity to play against expectations and subvert viewers' nostalgia, instead of paying it off.
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Fan fiction gives women and other marginalised groups the chance to subvert that perspective, to fracture a story and recast it in her own way.
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All of this might be better than Trump unleashed, but it seems to me to subvert civilian control of the military in a worrisome way.
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We engaged in a whole series of actions designed to subvert the school — one was Ad Hominem, but it was a sustained campaign of mischief.
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Black made genre films, yes, but they tended to work almost as post-genre films — always aware of audience expectations, and keen to subvert them.
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Something like Space Fleet was so seemingly catered to Bob's desires that he doesn't aim to improve upon it, or bend it, or subvert it.
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Related: Hyperrealistic Sculptures Make Clay Look Like Wooden Humans Yang Maoyuan Turns Animal Hides into Surreal Balloon Taxidermy Giant Wooden Snow White Sculptures Subvert the Fairytale
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A large number of the migrants crossed the Suchiate River, which is located between the two countries, in order to subvert the authorities, CBS News reported.
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A new exhibition at the Bank of England Museum is a reminder of the efforts both to establish and subvert the idea of money over time.
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"The international community, notably ECOWAS and the African Union, should loudly protest any unlawful attempt to subvert the will of the Gambian people," said Babatunde Olugboji.
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The idea of a "deep state," a murky coalition of mostly national security and intelligence officials who are attempting to subvert the President, has begun circulating.
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There is a theoretical world in which the superdelegates subvert the will of the voters and give Clinton the nomination over the will of the voters.
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We thought it would be funny to subvert that expectation with the kind of light satire that makes fun of ourselves as much as the audience.
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Sessions also sought to subvert Colorado state law that bans anti-gay discrimination, saying a Christian baker had a constitutional right to turn away gay couples.
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Malloch's book, "The Plot to Destroy Trump: How the Deep State Fabricated the Russian Dossier to Subvert the President," is scheduled for publication on May 1.
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But viewers holding out for Dany's coronation is a reminder that people still want the fairy tale ending the show has worked so hard to subvert.
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The incident involved one bad actor that was able to subvert our protective systems and exploit one instance of a game running on a single server.
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It's that there are lots of ways of subtly or not-so-subtly manipulating an image or video that will devastate its accuracy or subvert it.
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Yet, alongside these fears, he also finds manic hope, romantic longing, and a punk-rock fuck-you attitude that allows the teens to subvert their circumstances.
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Some top Veterans' Affairs (VA) officials, installed by the White House, appear to have divided loyalties and are, in Mr Shulkin's view, scheming to subvert him.
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Feed an AI a copy of Apple's privacy policy, and boom, it won't order its engineers to subvert it while putting the entire company at risk.
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Suppression of a book, after all, is a perverse acknowledgment that literature holds the power to subvert the status quo — and without a single shot fired.
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" The "innovative meaning" intended by Farley when she coined the phrase sexual harassment, they write, "gets 'cannibalized' by the dominant structure it is attempting to subvert.
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Kremlin military and intelligence thinkers have long discussed freedom of information "in weaponized terms, as a tool to confuse, blackmail, demoralize, subvert, and paralyze," Pomerantsev writes.
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And this slow sabotage of Obamacare is expected to subvert the fight against HIV, said Kates, who is currently working on an analysis of the data.
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A large number of the migrants crossed the Suchiate River, which is located between the two countries, in order to subvert the authorities, CBS News reported.
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Cultural critics and Internet dorks alike can manipulate commercial symbols, and use them to raise social awareness: Or subvert exhausted gender norms: And make A+ sandwiches.
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When the ad goes live, the attackers use various cloaking methods to subvert YouTube's system and swap the ad with one that includes the malicious script.
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From the Battle Pass to seasonal shifts and wild, limited-time events that subvert the competitive purpose of the game, Fortnite has been blazing a trail.
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Listen to our Game of Thrones podcast on iTunes and Spotify Where the show did subvert expectation was by inverting the central Game of Thrones priorities.
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An Ipsos poll conducted for Reuters found that 46 percent of Americans support Apple's opposition to the FBI's court order demanding it subvert its iPhone security.
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The alienated kid from Camp has grown to subvert the various definitions of blackness through his music, slipping from the firm grip of his critics again.
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Please help us subvert their algorithms by sharing this post with your friends so we can keep the important conversation about data, privacy and democracy going.
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It seems well established now that Putin has a conscious campaign to subvert our election and to undermine Hillary Clinton and to get Donald Trump elected.
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Williams' calculated presence in the film, and his unimpeachable status as a real-life historical figure, helps subvert the awkward Great White Savior trope Tarzan represents.
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Anti-Semites argue that Jews are "using" nonwhite people — like Muslims, or people in the migrant caravan, or even mixed-race couples — to subvert white Americans.
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Jake Hempson's 3D-printed sculptures subvert traditional marble busts by using contorted skull bones, drawn from both animals and humans, for the heads of his figures.
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More often, though, we wind up with something in between: writers trying to simultaneously subvert those structures and draw on them, making for messy, confused stories.
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With the advantage of data and a willingness to subvert baseball orthodoxy, we could play the kind of baseball we'd only theorized about: efficient, imaginative, weird.
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The effect is simple, but it electrifies as the sign of an intelligence that comprehends, and can gainfully subvert, the fictive language of figuration in sculpture.
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Leadership analysis might give clues Russian defense minister: 'We won't do anything' in Europe unless US places missiles there MORE's ongoing attempts to subvert American democracy.
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In a concerted effort to denigrate the President and paralyze executive authority, they are branding him a racist and blatantly subvert every program on his agenda.
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The deal is proof that two of the world's top energy producers can work together and "support rather than subvert an open energy marketplace," Perry said.
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A few, like Philadelphia's Sheer Mag, even manage to subvert the heterosexism that's inherent to the form and create songs that speak to today's social ills.
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"We wanted to infiltrate that space of privilege," Hupfield told Hyperallergic in a phone call, saying they wanted to "subvert the power dynamic" of the museum.
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The President himself has been indirectly fingered by New York prosecutors overseen by his own Justice Department of directing criminal attempts to subvert campaign finance laws.
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"There are new concerns that anti-Trump FBI officials formed even a secret society at the FBI to subvert the president after his election," Dobbs said.
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He has framed the issue as a battle for the survival of the nation, where migrants, many of them Muslims, will subvert the country's Christian traditions.
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In particular, Lombardo said, Catholics and Jews from eastern Europe were viewed with wariness because they were thought to be more willing to subvert the government.
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The play's director, Trip Cullman, sent the script to Mr. Evans betting that the potential to subvert his image would be too enticing to pass up.
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After a court found Mr. Li guilty of attempting to subvert the government, he spent five years in prison, and his case drew wide international attention.
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"Travis Alabanza is a performance artist who, in the tradition of Leigh Bowery, Boy George or Bowie, dresses to astonish and subvert," wrote journalist Janice Turner.
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These penalties, intended to punish allies of the Kremlin for its efforts "to subvert Western democracies," built on separate Russia sanctions issued during the Obama administration.
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She and others at the campus have expressed shock at the brazen willingness of parents, as described in the charging documents, to subvert the admissions system.
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During the debate in Richmond, Mason and Henry suggested that the new Constitution gave Congress the power to subvert the slave system by disarming the militias.
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The high-stakes trade was the latest escalation in California's initiative-industrial complex, in which wealth and stealth often subvert the goals of Hiram Johnson's reforms.
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Interestingly, it doesn't appear that Maguire Meats is alone in their Machiavellian attempt to subvert the very fabric of society vis-à-vis booze-drenched sausage.
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What's different here is that for the first time, her character can eschew the cerebral calculations and mental gymnastics of trying to subvert her systemic aggressor.
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Men, she writes in the prologue of "Three Women," do not question their desires or brush them aside, whereas women subvert theirs daily or even hourly.
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Am I just going on autopilot relying on my skillset, or am I trying to subvert some part of my usual process, consciously trying something different?
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But where some see democracy's triumph, others see its corruption as just another tool for the powerful to subvert public will and the rule of law.
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He's also been locked in a turf war with Trump administration political appointees who he has said were working to subvert his authority and oust him.
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Armed with the weaponized resources of social media, Trump has radicalized this strategy in a way that aims to subvert our relation to reality in general.
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Sorkin, meanwhile, was merely happy to have gotten through his first time pulling writer/director duty on a film with a result that may subvert expectations.
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"We liked the murder mystery, because it's a serious genre, and formulaic, so the audience knows what it is before we subvert it," Mr. Lewis said.
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These anti-competitive business practices by certain branded companies, which subvert and undermine Hatch-Waxman, have shocked the conscience of even some of their own leadership.
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Hours later, the federal government filed a lawsuit in which it alleged that California was "attempting to subvert the Federal Government's deregulatory approach" to the internet.
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The Department of Justice says the California law is illegal and that the state is "attempting to subvert the Federal Government's deregulatory approach" to the internet.
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I think he saw it for what we were going for, which is not... we weren&apost going for, &aposLet&aposs subvert a Star Wars movie.
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Companies can also subvert these policies by employing the help of influencers or using organic content on their feeds to actually discuss the drugs they sell.
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Shuck off, subvert, cleave to your gender or race all you like, but a universal horror of weakness remains — a collective orientation toward status, power, control.
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Though they are meant to protect universal rights and the common good, they can be portrayed by populists as an elite conspiracy to subvert the people.
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Even a more experimental narrative will usually start from the place of a character with a recognizable goal, and then subvert our expectations from that point.
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It's good for business, since it makes the place an easier sell to NGO workers and expats, but it's also a conscious attempt to subvert preconceptions.
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"The steps that Russia has taken to subvert the American democracy absolutely constitute cyber warfare," Dipayan Ghosh, former Facebook privacy & public policy adviser, told VICE News.
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However, as Murakami sought to subvert the mainstream art world by championing the marginalized aesthetic of otaku, the latter ultimately (perhaps inevitably) became assimilated into the former.
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When our democracy was attacked by Russia and its enablers, I jumped into the ring to defend it and hold accountable any who would subvert our values.
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" Gaurav Laroia, policy counsel for the Free Press Action Fund, said in a statement, "this bill would subvert encryption and violate the privacy rights we hold dear.
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To be heard, especially in the art world, it's often necessary to provoke or subvert—to become, for lack of a better term, an avant-garde provocateur.
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But suffice to say that it's not what you might think, and that it actually manages to subvert the whole 1950s-style lipstick-on-your-collar trope.
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Yet Mrs May suggested that those who wanted to put off Article 230 were in reality closet Remainers seeking to subvert the democratic choice of June 215rd.
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Either Mr Comey was dismissed in an effort to undermine an investigation into collusion between members of Mr Trump's campaign and Russians trying to subvert the election.
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If I had to re-write it now with a little more experience, I would try and subvert that sort of world in a smarter a way.
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" The Federalist accused Vindman of being part of a "deliberate effort to subvert the authority of his military command and potentially overthrow the elected commander-in-chief.
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The second approach began around 1997 when new criminal laws abolished the crime of being a counter-revolutionary and made "incitement to subvert state power" an offence.
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THE Koch brothers are to the left what George Soros is to the right: villains accused of using their billions to subvert the will of the people.
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At the same time it has also become a centre of resistance to the Kremlin's attempt to impose its will and subvert the city's independence and spirit.
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Some are motivated by a desire to subvert the drug approval process they believe big pharma and profit have corrupted, while others are simply entrepreneurs at heart.
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Hacking is necessarily a subversive pursuit, and who is better equipped to subvert than brilliant computer pros accustomed to living life on the precipice of possible turmoil?
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A court in Tianjin in northern China found Zhai guilty of having conspired and plotted to subvert state power, according to the state-run Xinhua News Agency.
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Rather than a strong woman paving her own way, you end up with a bit player in production orchestrated by the forces she's was trying to subvert.
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Her sculptures, made with an old Singer sewing machine, subvert the idea of sewing as a "feminine" craft used to make objects that are domestic or dainty.
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" Subsequently, they conclude that pardoning him would "severely undermine America's intelligence institutions and core principles, and would subvert a range of procedures in place to protect whistleblowers.
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It's kind of a weird thing because when I was a young person, there wasn't really an art market, so it wasn't there for us to subvert.
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To its credit, Blizzard even tossed in a family moment to subvert the usual awkward narrative around queer people moping alone in existential abandonment for the holidays.
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She said they also need to make sure Republicans follow through to the end a bipartisan Senate investigation into Russia's efforts to subvert the 2016 presidential election.
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Breaking and creating new rules as they go, these five artists each subvert the status quo and help push their individual genres into exciting and uncharted territory.
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It's a story that's been told before, but Johnson adds plenty of grit, dark humor, foul language, and indie tendencies to divert the plot and subvert expectations.
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Once a would-be authoritarian makes it to power, democracies face a second critical test: Will the autocratic leader subvert democratic institutions or be constrained by them?
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If he invokes a litany of ethnic clichés and stereotypes, it's not in order to subvert or endorse them, but to identify where authenticity is possible regardless.
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They now can subvert the lifecyles of pests, preserve the natural enemies of pests and make use of other scientific innovations in an Integrated Pest Management approach.
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The show's catalogue and its verbose wall texts adduce abstract evils of "late capitalism" and (new to me) "late liberalism," which the artists are presumed to subvert.
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"Your attempt to subvert my constitutional right to the 5th amendment are disgusting & insulting to all Americans," Shkreli tweeted, specifically calling out the committee's top Democrat, Rep.
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The company, owned by Russian oligarch Yevgeny Prigozhin, better known as "Putin's Cook," was indicted for running an online trolling effort designed to subvert the 2016 election.
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Motherboard's Jason Koebler spoke with Ankita Rao about how building DIY online networks could subvert the big telecom companies and provide broader internet access to more people.
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The goal was to subvert lowbrow doublespeak with clever turns of phrase that made fun of the product being sold or revealed the truth behind the slogan.
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You have to lie and intentionally subvert the rules to get a recording device into the SitRoom, which is actually a group of several secure meeting rooms.
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Today we learned that the special counsel, Robert Mueller, has obtained indictments charging that 12 Russian military intelligence officers engaged in a conspiracy to subvert our democracy.
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The media, and his supporters, expect him to subvert every norm expected of leading candidates, to be meaner and more brazen and less predictable than the competition.
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It isn't the methods the Kremlin has used to subvert Western democracies: the troll farms, propaganda channels, email hacks, rent-a-protests or loans to extremist parties.
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The real question isn't whether the acting attorney general's appointment is lawful, but whether it is part of a broader attempt to subvert the rule of law.
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It is a crime to subvert an official truth-finding proceeding, like a grand-jury investigation, with a bad motive — like covering up personal wrongdoing or embarrassments.
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"They're not hiding anything, not trying to subvert the law," said Michael Moretti, the chief executive of Medical Insight, a market research firm for the aesthetics industry.
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The United States has always regarded the court warily, fearing that it would be used against American troops as a way to subvert Washington's foreign policy decisions.
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"The dominant male in the relationship does like to subvert the traditional roles and be doted on and cared for for a few days," he told me.
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In an interview, Mr. Gaetz says he now suspects that the men handing out money were cartel members sowing good will and seeking to subvert the government.
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Members of this latter group worked to subvert the integrity of FIFA, the world soccer governing body at the heart of the scandal, for their own ends.
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You can't count on an election to restrain the president when the president is using the power of his office to subvert the election with foreign interference.
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It also serves as a feminist fairy tale of sorts, in which women subvert patriarchal society by procuring orgasms from their doctors, paid for by their husbands.
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Already, many supporters of Brexit, and even some lawmakers, say the elite has sabotaged the EU divorce and is trying to subvert the will of the people.
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Indirectly responding to this, Xi said that China would not try to subvert the current international system and that China was a defender of the international order.
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Nevertheless, it faces resolute and ongoing Russian efforts to subvert its economic and political independence by familiar means, namely corruption, media and information warfare, and energy blackmail.
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Worst of all, they have passed, and will continue to pass, regressive laws that undermine our democracy, even as they subvert the Constitution they claim to defend.
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It was what led him to court beauty on one hand (here, he reworked a French silk damask dating to 1750) and subvert it on the other.
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Chigumba's last high-profile case was in November when she freed activist pastor Evan Mawarire, who had faced trial on charges of attempting to subvert Mugabe's government.
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" The attorney general's open letter noted that local law enforcement has discretion to prioritize its resources, but said, "Enforcement discretion, however, cannot subvert the rule of law.
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His willingness to fabricate a national crisis and subvert constitutional checks and balances to avoid legislative defeat places him closer to Ferdinand Marcos than to Ronald Reagan.
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He was sanctioned earlier this year by the U.S. Treasury Department, which took aim at Russia for its aggressive foreign policy, including attempts to subvert Western democracies.
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In this solo show, Darci Tucker, a teaching artist, will portray three 18th-century female figures: two who aided independence and one who tried to subvert it.
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Like Mr. Hnath's other plays about famous figures (Walt Disney, Isaac Newton), "Hillary" blends fiction with fact, aiming to subvert what audience members think they already know.
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His Twitter posts, delivered without warning or consultation, often make a mockery of his administration's policies and subvert the messages his emissaries are trying to deliver abroad.
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The Trump administration must act fast to stop the escalating conflict in Libya, which will subvert ongoing efforts for a peaceful settlement and strengthen the Islamic State.
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So these archetypes have a history of both reflecting and reinforcing patriarchal views on women, but they can also be used to subvert and complicated these views.
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And it's all the more frustrating considering his peers like a Kendrick, Kanye, hell Beyonce have made it a point this year and the last to subvert expectations.
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On top of this, Russia still seeks to subvert our political institutions and elections – as it has for many decades, long before Donald Trump entered the political arena.
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But members RM, Jin, Suga, J-Hope, Jimin, V, and Jungkook subvert what a foreign boy band trying to get on American airwaves would be expected to do.
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He exerted his authority over me and I struggled to subvert his appointed order, which, if disobeyed, resulted in devastating punishment of both a physical and emotional nature.
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Next week's screening is focused on the Hollywood musical and contains a range of works that pay homage to or subvert the classic tropes of song and dance.
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He thought that nations were the building blocks of society and that attempts to subvert them, through supranational engineering or global flows of people, would end in disaster.
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It celebrates marginalized people acquiring the power to subvert a system that's oppressed them, while acknowledging how powerful that system is, and how complicated changing it can be.
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Some genes, though, seek to subvert this randomising in order to get into more than 50% of the gametes, and thus more than 50% of the next generation.
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Nijman says many of these choices, from the art style and dialogue to tasks you must complete, are meant to subvert popular game design choices we've seen before.
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Malicious attachments can subvert a user's machine, perhaps recruiting it into a "botnet", a horde of compromised machines that can be used by attackers to knock websites offline.
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There is a general consensus among software developers that Oracle was wrong: that APIs are meant to be used, that to restrict their usage would subvert their purpose.
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He stages combat sequences which will have audiences punching the air and cheering, and he deepens the characters in ways which subvert our expectations and then surpass them.
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Officials wander freely in and out of the Oval, and some, like Omarosa, never worried about protocol, and used their personal relationships with Trump to subvert Reince's authority.
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"He carried out a string of criminal actions to subvert state power and overthrow the socialist system and seriously harmed state security and social stability," the court said.
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After Stewart's death, he said he was determined to subvert the voices and that he intentionally left behind his "Egyptian cologne" so police could link it to him.
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You can attack Trump as a bloodless billionaire, a nouveau-gauche Mitt Romney, who will subvert the interests of workers and the environment beneath those of the wealthy.
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And later episodes do subvert fairytales in order to stress some more universal and kid-comprehensible values, such as not defining happiness by getting married to a Prince.
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"What makes these campaigns especially troubling is the lengths to which they go to subvert the digital security strategies of their targets," Amnesty International said in its report.
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Trump has falsely stated that Russia "not going into Ukraine" while Russian strongman Putin escalates his long campaign to subvert the current government of Ukraine after seizing Crimea.
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The American people deserve to know all of the facts surrounding Russia's ongoing efforts to subvert our democracy, which is why Special Counsel Mueller's investigation must proceed unimpeded.
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Orban has also followed parts of the Kremlin's playbook, cracking down on critical non-governmental bodies that he accuses of using foreign funding to subvert the political order.
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Apple plans to formally fight back against an FBI order to purposely subvert one iPhone's security functions in an appeal that should be coming either today or tomorrow.
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You had this platform that's supposed to help support art and support music, but it was actually making you prey to the system you were trying to subvert.
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Mr Putin fears that Russia, in its weakened state, could be vulnerable to what he sees as America's impulse to subvert regimes using the language of universal democracy.
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Trump consistently has denied everything about the "Russia hoax" and attacked the institutions and individuals investigating the conspiracy to subvert American democracy – in particular, the American intelligence community.
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It can be up to 100 times more potent than morphine, and the fentanyl molecule can be tinkered with to create even more powerful drugs and subvert regulation.
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Among extraordinary questions that seem to be up in the air are whether the President is using his power to subvert an investigation into his own alleged misconduct.
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But there's another way to break a democracy: not at the hands of generals, but of elected leaders who subvert the very process that brought them to power.
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He would arguably be seeking to use unchecked executive power to subvert a coequal branch of government that has thwarted him in carrying out a personal political crusade.
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The success of the Freedom Caucus' rebellion will likely only turbocharge the efforts to subvert House GOP leaders on immigration policy as lawmakers recognize the leverage they have.
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Until then, Bryan Pagliano, who set up a private server for her he likely knew would subvert Freedom of Information Act laws, had pleaded his Fifth Amendment rights.
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The will of the people will be heard, and woe betide those politicians or parties that attempt to block, delay, or in any other way subvert that will.
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" He called the Mueller investigation an "illegal attempt to overturn the results of the election, spy on our campaign, which is what they did, and subvert our democracy.
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But such operations are conducted in secret because they are hostile acts, meant to subvert the will of the targeted country's population and the sanctity of its institutions.
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In November, Peking University claimed it had uncovered and eliminated an "illegal organization" inside the school's Marxist Society, saying the group's goal had been to subvert state power.
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A win for Wakanda would say more about the project's power to subvert the awards ceremony than it would say anything about the value of the work itself.
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The will of the people will be heard, and woe betide those politicians or parties that attempt to block, delay or in any other way subvert that will.
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America's regulatory agencies have enough independence from the White House that it would be difficult to subvert their basic purpose simply through off-hand meetings and occasional tweets.
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" Lieu quote tweeted Trump a second time, saying that should he subvert ObamaCare, he would be violating his oath as president to "faithfully execute laws passed by Congress.
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"Papi Chulo" tries to subvert the conceit that casts brown people as uncomplicated support systems for conflicted white people, but lacks the vision to transform these familiar stereotypes.
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But it has described Trump as "idiosyncratic and raw," and suggested he represents the popular will of U.S. voters, which a sinister U.S. establishment is trying to subvert.
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In the wake of Russian interference in the the 2016 election, both Democratic and Republican campaigns have been accused of using Russia-style disinformation tactics to subvert elections.
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In addition to those inherent issues, California's own experts found security problems with the VSAP that could allow someone to compromise the system and potentially subvert an election.
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I made the decision to use and subvert those symbols that I've been conditioned to accept as art and reality even though they are just constructions of images.
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"I like to subvert it just a little, figuring out how to take an unchanging menu and reimagine it every time without losing its comforting essence," she writes.
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I am more resolute than ever that we must be stronger than those who would divide us and subvert the values that undergird our university and our democracy.
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I appreciate the show trying to subvert the wedding industrial complex, but honestly, this storyline lost me when Whitney said she wants a flash mob at her wedding.
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Written works such as The Cluetrain Manifesto, which pointed out that the future of marketing was all on the internet, with the thesis, "Hyperlinks subvert hierarchy" were published.
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As the restrictions on the press tightened, I felt it was my duty at every possible moment to subvert them, to find photographs that were honest and telling.
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Nonetheless, Kremlin opponents have linked the institute to such efforts as trying to dissuade Sweden from closer ties to NATO and subvert Montenegro's impending membership in the alliance.
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Institutional critique was born in the political climate of the late nineteen-sixties, when conceptual artists began to mischievously subvert the conventions of the museum and the gallery.
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Right-leaning media organizations had seized on the ad, which was later revealed as a hoax, as proof of coordinated efforts by the left to subvert Mr. Trump.
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If the president intentionally floods the public space with misinformation and lies intended to subvert the impeachment inquiry by poisoning public opinion — is that a form of obstruction?
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This wasn't a one-off incident, the report argues, but rather a step Trump took so he could install his own appointees to subvert US policy on Ukraine.
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The president's allies in Congress and the conservative news media warn of an insidious plot inside the Justice Department and the F.B.I. to subvert a democratically elected president.
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Nadler has said any impeachment effort must be based on evidence of action to subvert the Constitution that is so overwhelming it would trouble even the president's supporters.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On May 10, two Mexican artists were deported from Cuba after they were accused of intentions to subvert the 13th Havana Biennial.
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Part of the fun of this episode was the various Shogun World Hosts finding ways to subvert Maeve's power, then Maeve having to adapt to overcome their maneuvering.
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The problem is that Game of Thrones has long been built atop subversions of fantasy tropes, but this late in the show's run, there's not much left to subvert.
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Job Sikhala, who faced up to 20 years in jail if he had been convicted, was arrested in July last year on charges of attempting to subvert Mnangagwa's government.
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Off-air he had also pursued Trinh, a lovely Vietnamese girl, unwittingly befriended a Vietcong operative, got dangerously lost in the jungle, and threatened to subvert the whole enterprise.
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O was able to, in an industry that revels in its male rock stars, pluck elements from the mainstream and subvert her own genre's offers and became something extraordinary.
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The Detachment would eventually develop a relationship with Barbie after the war as it recruited German allies to help subvert the growing communist presence in Soviet-controlled East Germany.
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I don't know if Common is alive, but I find it interesting how blurry that line can be, how much the appearance of life can subvert our foundational beliefs.
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Sekulow said neither charge brought against Trump represented an impeachable offense, and accused Democrats of seeking to negate the 2016 election and subvert the will of the American people.
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Even as a major party presidential nominee, Clinton is still undercut by the very same sexism that was deployed so effectively to subvert and belittle her in the '90s.
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The decision reflected Albarn's desire to subvert popular culture, and the producer treated each organic element of Demon Days like a sample to be jacked with as he wished.
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In the meantime, our Constitution leaves us powerless to protect against those waiting for the right moment to subvert our electoral system, assuming they have not already done so.
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Hungary's Viktor Orban, Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the Philippines' Rodrigo Duterte and Russia's Vladimir Putin put in a joint appearance in a cover story about how strongmen subvert democracy.
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They produced a series of exposés on the tobacco giant, including a campaign to subvert the global anti-smoking treaty and flawed clinical trials for its new smoking device.
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Though her plots were often cheesy and she herself was girl-next-door cute, she managed to subvert standard teen comedy tropes with practiced physical comedy and gawky originality.
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Nevertheless, the actor — known for Broadchurch, Attack the Block, and Black Mirror — has nonetheless arrived to subvert a 54-year-old tradition of the legendary Doctor being a man.
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That success — combined the absence of any meaningful U.S. response to date — can only encourage Russia and other U.S. adversaries to try to subvert American elections in the future.
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People can flood the system with fake reports of fake news, either to punish websites and news organizations they dislike or to subvert the fake-news-flagging process itself.
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"For a sophisticated adversary, this complex, multi-tiered supply chain offers numerous targets for attackers to potentially subvert the design, integrity and resilience of key national security assets," Sen.
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Related: How to Subvert the Art World and Get Away with It Siberian Photograph Turns Low Budgets Into Fashion Dreams Fashion Designers Imagine a Future Full of Coded Couture
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Titone doesn't offer an explanation of how the bill would be enforced or enacted, especially considering that Apple, for one, currently can't subvert users' passcodes to access their devices.
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It's entirely possible that Facebook has additional measures it can take to subvert ad blockers or that it expected that this type of back-and-forth battle will ensue.
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The bill has prompted fierce opposition from Republican lawmakers in the state who claim the legislation is unconstitutional and would subvert the Founding Fathers' idea of an Electoral College.
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"The question remains whether the federal government will subvert the Constitution to achieve the goal of federalizing elections under the guise of security," he told Nextgov in an email.
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"I don't think we ever imagined you could have a state-run doping program that would subvert antidoping controls," Mr. de Pencier said in a telephone interview on Tuesday.
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After the board has received and reviewed the public comments, there is nothing to keep it from coming up with new ways to subvert the established regulatory approval process.
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They're right, and when Elizabeth learns that the group is actively trying to subvert peace and build a machine that could automate nuclear war--a machine that actually existed!
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"Repubs must not allow Pres Obama to subvert the Constitution of the US for his own benefit & because he is unable to negotiate w/ Congress," Trump wrote on Nov.
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His attempts to subvert democracy at every turn are hurting his popularity, as a recent poll showed him up only 5 points on his main challenger, prosecutor Andrew Janz.
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But in the real world, and not one of decaying American idealism, there are almost always consequences if you're a government employee and you attempt to subvert state oppression.
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The women are among 30 artists featured in "Stretching the Canvas: Eight Decades of Native Painting," the museum's current exhibition of works that subvert stereotypes of Native American art.
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"I was impressed by the possibilities of clothing that can be worn by anyone," says the show's curator, MOCA's Lanka Tattersall, noting how the garments playfully subvert fashion norms.
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To the Editor: We are now starting to learn about Cambridge Analytica and efforts by wealthy authoritarians around the world to combine thievery and technology to subvert democratic elections.
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In 2012, Republicans defended Mitt Romney when he said Russia was our biggest geopolitical threat; today they are wholly untroubled by its effort to subvert the 2016 presidential election.
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They were, predictably, two of the five justices in the conservative majority that refused to rein in wildly partisan redistricting, despite acknowledging that such tactics threaten to subvert democracy.
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The right's war on the F.B.I. is a sign of how far some are willing to go to subvert any checks on Trump's power to create his own reality.
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I'm a witch when I'm giving thanks to the sun, moon and stars, and when I'm working to subvert the corrosive narrative of sexism, racism, queer-phobia and xenophobia.
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"It is a new challenge for internet communities to deal with nation-states attempting to subvert elections," Mr. Zuckerberg said in a live video address on Facebook last week.
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This movie — written, directed and edited by the actor Ryan Eggold ("The Blacklist") and expanding on his 2011 short film of the same name — attempts to subvert genre expectations.
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Artists of Mr. Mueller's generation often strove to undermine or subvert Color Field Painting, which he did by adding thick flourishes of paint to canvases delicately stained with color.
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You have a duty as a director, male or female, to investigate that and try and twist it or try and play with it or try and subvert it.
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And while presidents have always had the power to transfer and reallocate funds, Mr. Trump has made far wider use of that authority to subvert the will of lawmakers.
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What Mr. Shyamalan wants is to strip them down to their underwear and to explore, exploit and occasionally subvert the basic tropes of the female-victim psycho-slasher movie.
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The biggest competition is for water, and Afghans have every suspicion that Iran is working to subvert plans in Afghanistan for upstream dams that could threaten its water supply.
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They stated that Trump's made-up national emergency would subvert the country's national security interests, exacerbate the humanitarian crisis of the administration's own making and make us less safe.
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Qatar, which has denied accusations that it encourages terrorism and instability, described the demands as a cynical guise by the Saudi-led group of adversaries to subvert Qatari sovereignty.
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It's systemic as hell, it's about watching a clockwork world operate and learn its its workings, and then how you can subvert them or bend them to your will.
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In addition, by boosting our presence across the region, we also lessen Russia's military threats to Georgia, creeping encroachment on its borders, and efforts to subvert it from within.
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Mr. Xie said he had scribbled down whatever they told him to say about trying to subvert the Chinese Communist Party by representing disgruntled citizens and discussing rights cases.
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While for some it may be a refreshing turn towards transparency, the more cynical view argues these posts aren't really doing anything to subvert the worst parts of Instagram.
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Today, NATO is once again focused on Russia, which in recent years has demonstrated that it is eager to subvert the post-World War II democratic order in Europe.
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" Newsom said in a statement last week that Trump was "manufacturing a crisis and declaring a made-up 'national emergency' in order to seize power and subvert the constitution.
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Speaking with Recode's Kara Swisher at the 2017 Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal, she said the government has to move fast to ensure that tech does not subvert society.
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Each side has accused the other of trying to subvert democracy in an echo of the drama in the 2000 presidential vote recount that unfolded for weeks in Florida.
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But chances are the films that really resonate are the ones that did a little more to buck convention and subvert the typical expectations of the routine popcorn film.
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"ACT demonizes all Muslims as terrorists who want to subvert the political system in this country," said Heidi Beirich, director of the Intelligence Project at the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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These included allegations that the U.S. Army was spying on American civilians, and that the CIA had conducted assassination attempts against foreign leaders and covert operations to subvert foreign governments.
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I feel I can subvert the idea that there are some things that need to be worked on within the social welfare system and how we all raise our kids.
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And The Vampire Diaries, the next big vampire romance franchise after Twilight, went out of its way to subvert any Twilight comparisons with its central romance between Stefan and Elena.
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And this is where various other modules will intervene with pills, condoms, and other tools designed to subvert the original urges that got the couples together in the first place.
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"These people attempted to subvert Australia's laws by paying people smugglers to bring them illegally to Australia by boat — none will ever resettle here," immigration minister Peter Dutton said Tuesday.
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The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, an infamous early-20th-century Russian forgery, describes a plot by Jewish moneyed interests to subvert and destroy Christian societies through their finances.
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The secrecy and confusion of the immigration ban are a sign not of failure, but of how his people shun the self-serving experts who habitually subvert the popular will.
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On this view, election winners take all, constraints are obstacles to strong government and the ruling party has a right to subvert institutions, such as the judiciary and the press.
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While I appreciate having AFN, I am starting to suspect there is an agenda to subvert a different point of view from the like-minded themes of CNN and MSNBC.
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What better way to mess with fan expectations than to leave the ever-virtuous Cap alive, and subvert the entire fan guessing game by killing off Tom Hiddleston's character instead?
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Creating doll art in and for an online world allows a safe space for folks to literally "play" with their own femininity and subvert gender roles as they see fit.
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Related: Surreal Sculptures and Prints Subvert Copyrighted Files Underpaid Chinese Artists Commissioned To Recreate Stock Photos Of "Artists" As Paintings The Top Five Most Outrageous Copyright Cases Of All Time
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In its final days, the Obama administration imposed additional sanctions on Moscow in response to accusations by U.S. intelligence agencies and others that Russian had tried to subvert the election.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has imposed a 60-day state of emergency due to what he called plots by the United States and within his own country to subvert him.
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I sort of have an idea that if you did another [film] you would subvert his involvement in the crime in a different way, so he's not the apprentice anymore.
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"Venom is trying to subvert the expectation that they're a horrible monster by helping people and being a hero but kind of bungling it," she tells me in an email.
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LONDON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Central banks are looking at creating their own digital currencies - a stark contrast to the ethos of cryptocurrencies that seek to subvert mainstream authority over money.
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With a substantial record of ASCAP and music publishers already trying to subvert the intentions of the consent decree, it makes little sense to trust them with a longer leash.
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" The 1991 memo, Gaffney said, advocates for a method of "jihad" that "involves employing stealthy, subversive means like influence operations to penetrate and subvert our government and civil society institutions.
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A propaganda video that surfaced on social media this week warned that Western forces, led by the United States, were seeking to incite social conflict abroad and subvert foreign governments.
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In the late eighteenth century, the Founding Fathers feared the possibility that corrupt foreign influence would subvert American institutions more than almost any other potential threat to the early republic.
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The AGA argues that a transparent, regulated and legal sports betting market will subvert the illegal market, and a cut of those billions will then go to newly-minted sportsbooks.
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"Now the constitution has been amended and they say he was trying to subvert state power, the chances of a harsh punishment are higher," Zi's sister, Zi Ping, told Reuters.
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The Argentina-born artist does not let her fans down in the way she keeps to a Surrealist aesthetic, using the characters and routines of normal life to subvert expectations.
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I began to examine what exactly makes a painting, and that is where the interest in making a palpable line in thread began to subvert the painted or drawn line.
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He'll use the law, which he ignores when it suits him, to try to imprison public servants who launched an early investigation of Russian attempts to subvert an American election.
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This has long been the guiding principle at Sacai, where Chitose Abe has her own form of splice and dice methodology, which she uses to subvert both shape and stereotype.
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Mr. Kaphar is known for appropriating images from American and European art in order to subvert them, cutting them into his canvases to pull back the velvet curtain of history.
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These acts, approved by Mr. Carter and his national security adviser, Zbigniew Brzezinski, sought to subvert the control of information that was the foundation of repression in the Communist world.
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Or were you on the run from a nefarious network of undercover evildoers who felt you were constantly getting in the way of their attempts to subvert the global order?
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Business Insider asked Sullivan what he sought to achieve with the app, whether he intended to subvert Twitter's policies, and whether he condoned the spread of disinformation by the app.
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"(Russian President Vladimir) Putin is using growing hybrid capabilities to subvert, undermine, and influence countries around the world," Williamson said in a column in Sunday's edition of Britain's Sunday Telegraph.
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Their involvement was deepened when the elites decided to subvert the result of the referendum by watering it down (Theresa May's strategy) or reversing it completely (via a "People's Vote").
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The fear of female sexuality has been a staple of horror movies forever, but "The Love Witch" does more than simply subvert or parody the erotic underpinnings of the genre.
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President Nicolas Maduro's government counters it is the United States that has dragged its feet on providing visas for its officials and accuses Washington of seeking to subvert his government.
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They want the president to hammer Democrats for trying to subvert the will of the voters in 2016, depriving the country of Trump's strong economy and America First foreign policy.
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LONDON, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Central banks are looking at creating their own digital currencies - a stark contrast to the ethos of cryptocurrencies that seek to subvert mainstream authority over money.
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But after ATF agents told superiors that the ATF shot first, the ATF ceased its shooting review to avoid creating documents that could subvert any court case against the Davidians.
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"If this system hasn't been patched and has a critical vulnerability… you may be able to subvert any kind of security scheme that you've put in place," Skoglund told Motherboard.
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So in wanting to keep surprising the viewer and subvert the traditional movie bad guy I loved the thought of seeing him leave "work" and having to deal with normality.
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"Repubs must not allow Pres Obama to subvert the Constitution of the US for his own benefit & because he is unable to negotiate w/ Congress," Mr. Trump tweeted in 2014.
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And at the White House, Republicans serving under Trump can explain to him that he would create a true constitutional crisis if he tried to subvert the rule of law.
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We e can let ourselves fall victim to sculpting weird social media amalgations of what we are—or we can also try to subvert all that and make something fucked up.
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These individuals will likely understand the regulatory environment and know how to subvert conventional AML optimization strategy based on broad transaction actions and limited Know Your Customer (KYC) collection data-points.
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Ryan Coogler's Creed, the 2015 film that unexpectedly made the Rocky franchise great again, worked so well because it knew exactly when to celebrate and when to subvert the Rocky formula.
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"The incident involved one bad actor that was able to subvert our protective systems and exploit one instance of a game running on a single server," a Roblox spokesperson told Gizmodo.
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Even though more overt efforts to subvert copyright like Sci-Hub are falling to lawsuits from places like Elsevier and the American Chemical Society, the open science movement gaining is momentum.
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Poetry had to unsettle, subvert, with luck destroy, whatever stopped human beings thinking freely and acting justly, as he understood justice: consumerism, militarism, modern psychiatry, ossified institutions, brain-numbing new technologies.
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I was on the campaign w/him for nine months, there were no Russians involved with him ... ... Now a group of people want to subvert the Constitution of the United States.
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" Brzezinski shared the clip, above, on Twitter, where earlier in the day Scarborough asked, "How long will Republicans subvert the best interests of their country to cover up for Donald Trump?
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"Times are definitely changing and men are starting to reconstruct masculinity with the help of the creative industry, which is helping to subvert the perceptions of what it is," Young says.
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The perennial lesson of the internet is that it will forever find ways to subvert its egalitarian and democratic promise, delivering instead levels of inequality that would make North Korea blush.
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She was captivated by the idea of creating a work of art that would subvert the platform, which had at that point already begun receiving criticism for being a virtual sweatshop.
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Branding the current labyrinthine tax code as "rigged," Oxfam contended that corporate efforts to subvert the system are depriving the government of needed revenue to fund education, health care and infrastructure.
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The issue at stake is as old as mass communication: how much power should the authorities have to subvert the means citizens and companies use to keep their private business private?
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The younger delegates were wary Republicans suspicious the Peace Conference was a southern Democrat plot to subvert the 1860 election, and who tried to stall until Lincoln was safely in office.
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In vain would that man claim the tribute of patriotism who should labor to subvert these great pillars of human happiness — these firmest props of the duties of men and citizens.
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The title itself, a reference to Ray Charles' own genre-and-race-barrier-breaking 673 album, shows how much Simpson swung for the fences in trying to subvert country music's formula.
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Bossie and Lewandowski co-authored a recently published book titled "Trump's Enemies," which alleges individuals within the Trump administration and the Department of Justice are working to subvert the president's agenda.
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The Trump administration filed its lawsuit shortly after the bill was signed into law on Sunday, arguing that the state was attempting to subvert a federal "deregulatory approach" to the internet.
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Rather than breaking down these stereotypes or challenging its characters to subvert them, Dollface seems content to acknowledge that women are often unfairly labeled — and then go about unfairly labeling women.
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HBO built its reputation on shows that took very traditional, trope-y forms and then found ways to subvert them, celebrating the tropes while also exploring some of their darker sides.
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Nevertheless, Trump and his allies have seized on Strzok's actions as "evidence" that dark forces within the Department of Justice are actively working to subvert his authority and take him down.
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At stake is the system's capacity to rein in an aggressive President, which will inevitably be seen by his fervent base as an attempt by elites to subvert a democratic election.
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"The land was intended for public purpose and public good; we cannot subvert that and make it all for commercial gain, especially when we have no open spaces left," said Pongkwan.
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The document made the argument shared by centrist Democrats and Republicans, that Russian President Vladimir Putin's government tried to subvert American democracy: A democracy is only as resilient as its people.
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It's like, the dwarves made technology, humans bought it off of 'em, shit got out of hand, and now the elves and the dwarves are trying to subvert technology with magick.
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Trump has maintained that the dossier, released before his inauguration in January, and his alleged connections to Russia were manufactured by his opponents in a political move to subvert his presidency.
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Choose your own adventure: Either embrace hyper-femininity by pairing the coat with other frilly and floral pieces, or subvert its saccharine nature by anchoring it with something like combat boots.
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Opinion Columnist In a new interview with ABC News's George Stephanopoulos, parts of which were released on Wednesday evening, Donald Trump announced his willingness to betray and subvert American democracy, again.
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Venues in four of the five boroughs play host to dozens of shows that subvert conventions, challenge systems (artistic, social, political) and reject, dissect and/or embrace every kind of identity.
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Meanwhile, all respecters of the Constitution and the rule of law must take to the streets, en masse, to protest any attempt to subvert the critical work of the special counsel.
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Part of the problem in both movies is one of form, which gets to the larger issue of how directors subvert (or don't) narrative conventions or include (or ignore) certain representations.
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This is the part I would have to explain to the 10-year-old me: I need and appreciate images that subvert the tropes that have boxed women like me in.
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He went to work for a business organization in Taiwan that was actually a front for the Central Intelligence Agency, which was trying to subvert the nascent Communist regime in Beijing.
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"The government, with its decision to again subvert the will of the people, is the only responsible party for the violence that threatens Bolivia," he wrote in a statement on Twitter.
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But Guralnik suggested that a show like Couples Therapy might actually find a way to subvert that narcissism — if not in the president, then in some of the rest of us.
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Not only is he new to foreign policy, but his associates are under investigation for possible ties to Mr. Putin's efforts to subvert the election that put Mr. Trump in office.
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In checks and tartans, it can be punk; with soft, boxy silhouettes, it can be easy; and — paired with transparent blouses, ruffle details and velvet trim — it can subvert gender lines.
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At least so far, the news that Donald Trump Jr. was prepared to accept Russian help to subvert a United States election doesn't appear to have changed this state of affairs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Over the past decade, director Laura Huertas Millán has been working on unique and boundary-pushing documentary projects that subvert and deconstruct the colonized gaze.
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Maintaining and extending sanctions and energy sales abroad are therefore major weapons to cripple Moscow's efforts to subvert pro-Western regimes and gain a free hand for its policies of aggression.
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Germany, France and Britain have tried to open a new nondollar trade channel with Iran, but it probably won't be able to significantly subvert United States sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
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She felt that if I had no love for tradition, I would only subvert it — that I would be responsible for the draining of what she most loved and found essential.
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That he attempted to subvert the will of Congress by impounding congressional funds for his political ends threatens the separation of powers in ways that will haunt a future Republican Congress.
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And there is much to illuminate, despite Mr. Trump's repeated assertion that, absent hard evidence of his having directly colluded with Russia to subvert an American election, he can declare vindication.
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Multiple Kazakhstani filmmakers have framed projects as answers to Borat, too—including an unauthorized 2010 sequel My Brother, Borat, which ham fistedly attempts to subvert the stereotypes expressed in Cohen's film.
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Earlier this year, the same ministry introduced rules requiring state telecommunications firms to take a more active role in removing VPNs and other tools used to subvert China's so-called Great Firewall.
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The bottom line is this, while all that is going on, James Comey, John Brennan and James Clapper are trying to figure out how to subvert the candidacy of the opposing candidate.
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While the majority of the court upheld the city's rules, Kavanaugh dissented and wrote that the city council had tried to subvert or find a work-around to the Supreme Court ruling.
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A difficult boss Many see Trump's embrace of temporary staffers in top Cabinet roles as an effort to subvert the Senate's Constitutional role of "advice and consent" in who runs government agencies.
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China's Communist Party has tightened cyber regulation in the past year, formalizing new rules that require firms to store data locally and censor tools that allow users to subvert the Great Firewall.
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While Tehran has traditionally relied on Arab Shiites to engage in terror attacks or subvert governments, the Fatemiyoun and Zeynabiyoun are serving a different purpose — helping Iran support the allied Syrian government.
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The new feature, which Google spokeswoman Susan Cadrecha says "will be fully rolled out on mobile in the US over the next day or so," isn't meant to subvert a medical evaluation.
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The in-fighting reached fever pitch over the weekend at the Nevada Democratic Party Convention, where frustrated Sanders supporters accused the Clinton camp and party leaders of trying to subvert party rules.
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The Electric Lady is of a class of android women who seem to be able to move within the higher spheres of Metropolis society, even as they're able to subvert its rules.
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This time, it included a censored screen and this text: Although YouTube may want to erase the Paul nightmare from its site, YouTubers know the company's rules and can subvert the system.
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I like working with unique, creative weirdos who don't take themselves too seriously, people who aren't overly attached to their egos and have the courage to subvert our cultural symbols of identity.
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But it's also a series boasting a crackerjack cast, tremendous facility with pop culture references, and a willingness to subvert almost all of its own storytelling tropes once they've outlived their usefulness.
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The rule is intended to subvert a troubling statistic when it comes to smoking: While overall tobacco use is way down, the number of high schoolers vaping has doubled in recent years.
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Sanders himself has stoked fears of superdelegates, railing against them as undemocratic elitists who subvert the voters' will while also bizarrely petitioning them to ignore the public and give him the nomination.
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The Last Jedi does feature sequences that directly recall The Empire Strikes Back, though Johnson's script uses their familiarity to play against expectations and subvert viewers' nostalgia, instead of paying it off.
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They wanted so much to stop Donald trump that they were willing to break the law to do it, to abuse their power to subvert the rule of law and undermine democracy.
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In May, secretary of defense James Mattis read an article in The Atlantic by Henry Kissinger, who warned that AI was moving so quickly it could soon subvert human intelligence and creativity.
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As Eleanor gets to know her neighbors, they all get backstories and personalities which subvert stereotypes and add endless humor to what could've been a boring old dichotomy of good and evil.
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Viber's amplified security follows a similar move by WhatsApp earlier this month, as well as more general interest around encrypted communications after the FBI ordered Apple to subvert its own iPhone security.
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Whoever was behind the Shadow Brokers leak had access to these exploits for three years before publishing them, allowing them to completely subvert some of the most popular network protection devices available.
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" WADA Athletes Commission member Ben Sandford, a New Zealand skeleton racer, said: "That people have gone to such efforts to subvert results and cheat the system is extremely shocking and really saddening.
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"President Trump is manufacturing a crisis and declaring a made-up 'national emergency' in order to seize power and subvert the constitution," Newsom said in a statement hours after the president's declaration.
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Bolton reiterated Tuesday that "there will be serious consequences for those who attempt to subvert democracy and harm Guaidó" We denounce the illegitimate former Venezuelan Attorney General's threats against President Juan Guaido.
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The President has been implicated by New York prosecutors overseen by his own Justice Department in directing criminal attempts to subvert campaign finance laws alongside Cohen, whose case was referred by Mueller.
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To anyone who will listen, Mr. Lee preaches that the best way to reform North Korea and end its nuclear weapons program is to subvert Mr. Kim's government from inside the country.
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The DETOUR Act would make it illegal to "design, modify, or manipulate a user interface" in order to obscure, subvert, or impair a user's ability to decide how their data is used.
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Nitschke and the deathing counterculture see digital technologies as tools to subvert state control over life and death, a way to empower people who are actually suffering to make their own decisions.
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I started shifting the way I think about things in terms of paintings; I would inject these [Euro-centric] aesthetics we are all accustomed to thinking are beautiful and then subvert that.
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"So if you were championing the best things about the internet, it was easy to be disappointed that it was hijacked to subvert the very things it could foster," Ms. Kornbluh said.
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Domestic opponents and European Union officials have accused them of trying to subvert the rule of law by placing the courts more firmly under the control of the right-wing ruling party.
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Americans often tend to see Russia as a tightly controlled and finely tuned state machine that induces business people, academics and other Russians to subvert American democracy on orders from Mr. Putin.
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Cuban authorities do not comment on police activity such as the detention of dissidents, and dismisses them as a tiny minority of provocateurs financed by the United States to subvert the government.
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" Allowing it to stand would "subvert the military's concerted effort to eradicate sexual assault, erode confidence in the military-justice system, and fuel the impression that 'nothing will happen to the perpetrator.
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Segel, who co-wrote the film with Judd Apatow, told Vulture that he added the full-frontal nudity scene to subvert the audience's expectations about what to expect from a romantic comedy.
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Maddon has since said that the Cubs' front office grew more controlling as his five-year tenure wore on, and Epstein responded by saying he never wants to subvert his manager's authority.
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A play whose characters are all white, written by an African-American dramatist, "Appropriate" shares with "The Doctor" a desire to subvert preconceptions, starting with a title that works on multiple levels.
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And that not only would cost him the election, but would completely subvert the rule-based international system that America worked so hard to create and sustain for well over seven decades.
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Politicians, political consultants and their allies are still at liberty to lie, dissemble and subvert plain language to manipulate and confuse the electorate, just as they were able to four years ago.
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And at the state level, Russia uses corruption as a tool of foreign policy in its near abroad, to compromise or buy the loyalty of elites, and subvert political and economic institutions.
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She sometimes plays it alone, but more often in small groups of experimental musicians who prefer, as Ms. Parkins herself does, to subvert the storytelling mission that guides much of American music.
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Toward the end of A Warning, the author divides Trump's staff into the Lackeys (true believers), the Steady Staters (capable colleagues), and the Abettors (who neither support nor subvert Trump's worst goals).
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Sir, this isn't about politics, it's not about parties, this is about a foreign state that is attempting to subvert the very tenets of our structure, that is trying to undermine us.
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American Horror Story has always been rooted in camp, which has often been understood as a way that queer creators subvert and twist mainstream culture to better question its assumptions about life.
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But it shows that even when you try to democratize things and subvert the old institutions like Airbnb does, there's still a core of implicit racial bias that just won't go away.
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Higgins is fascinated by the possibility that he might be able to remake Eliza, and in so doing subvert or at the very least mock the boundaries of the British class system.
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This project makes you aware of just how much space exists within the contemporary wedding tradition to subvert, destroy, and rebuild what, for many humans, is the most sacred event of their lives.
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Fun Fact: Director Fede Alvarez has stated in multiple interviews that the criticism surrounding his 2013 remake of Sam Raimi's The Evil Dead largely influenced his desire to subvert expectations in Don't Breathe.
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Such figures appear prominently in some of Tribulation's most-played tracks, such as "Rånda" and the aforementioned "The Motherhood of God," and often flip the script on subvert metal's history of sexist tropes.
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Women become objects, emotional vulnerability becomes a dangerous liability, and boys and men become subject to social or physical violence if they try to break free from or subvert the expectations of masculinity.
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And so, technical memes begin to subvert the assumption of the internet meme: that no one can predict which memes will go viral, that it's all some combination of chance, timing and surreality.
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And that, in turn, gives the book an understated power, as we confront a writer working against expectation to subvert the conventions of the novel, to rethink the form on her own terms.
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Opposition leaders over the weekend protested a 60-day state of emergency declared by President Nicolás Maduro on Friday night, based what he called plots from Venezuela and the U.S. to subvert him.
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" "It is imperative that the Senate not allow President Obama to diminish his legacy by trying to nominate an individual who would carry on his wishes to subvert the will of the people.
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But this new barrier to access didn't stop teenagers and young adults from pursuing their urge to subvert programs, create game cheats, and learn how to find the vulnerabilities inherent to any machine.
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"With the nation's eyes turned toward our first-in-the-nation primary, we have an opportunity to send a clear message to anyone seeking to subvert voting rights," Shaheen writes in her letter.
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Western forces are trying to use Christianity to influence China's society and even "subvert" the government, a senior official said, warning that Chinese Christians needed to follow a Chinese model of the religion.
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A presentation at the DEF CON hacker conference in 2011 also showed how to subvert some of the same types of security ties, as well as metal tamper-evident ties and security stickers.
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READ: Pelosi the pragmatist aims her party toward the middle The question is not going away, given Trump's staggeringly broad effort to subvert investigations of his presidency, campaign, personal finances and business career.
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