And Comey thought it was his responsibility is to somehow usurp that, and that&aposs, by the way, not my word but this I.G.&aposs word, usurp.
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They might even usurp my pack of CPU Top Trumps.
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In essence, the diagonals are employed to usurp the grid.
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Both sides accuse the other of trying to usurp power.
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Well they usurp the role of people&aposs duly elected representatives.
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Nina vows to usurp the NFL with a rival football league.
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The complaints that modern presidents usurp powers is unfortunately not true.
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Left unchecked, such incursions would, they fear, eventually usurp the U.S. Constitution.
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Mr. Sessions has argued that consent decrees usurp state and local authority.
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But no group is poised to usurp EMILY's List's role in Democratic politics.
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The government fiercely opposes such efforts to usurp its usual control of Parliament.
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Do not usurp the role of the State legislatures by creating new laws.
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And many are wondering which one could usurp bitcoin as the biggest cryptocurrency.
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In other words, the remnants of French colonialism usurp experience of the landscape.
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In the past, you could usurp incumbents by fundamentally improving on a core technology.
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What I wanted to achieve is [for her] to usurp him against the odds.
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Harari shows that we also tell ourselves stories in order to organize, to usurp.
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"He's trying to usurp the judiciary, and it's not going to work," Roth said.
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Occasionally, large colonial-style houses usurp modest properties or otherwise drop into the landscape.
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He's not intimidated by the Christians trying to usurp the power of the craft.
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Republicans on the committee said that the legislation would usurp the power of the president.
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To have a black gay artist usurp the song's place feels, in a way, poetic.
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Shadowy oligarchies have infiltrated the army and the bureaucracy in order to usurp elected politicians.
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Gov actors can already usurp your mobile, they didn't need SMS 2FA to do so.
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That's why Sarah feels threatened by Abigail's attempts to usurp her place as Anne's favorite.
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That greedy growth hack leaves room for Apple to usurp more of the creative process.
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Sarah, dressed as Rachel, manages to usurp Dyad's plan and pick Kira up before Rachel.
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Did Comey usurp the authority of the Attorney General in terminating the Clinton email investigation?
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This lie was conceived to distance humans from God and usurp his role on Earth.
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Whenever another tries to usurp her she fights them to the death, and usually wins.
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They will strangle carefully planted seedlings, usurp the nutrients of the soil and take over.
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Facebook and Vimeo have come at the platform, hoping to usurp its control over distribution.
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Now, the growth of one particular channel on Google's video sharing service threatens to usurp him.
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Likely, she'll use it to take on Daenerys, who is trying to usurp her Iron Throne.
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The United Arab Emirates, Qatar's neighbour and rival, is trying to usurp its influence in Gaza.
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In places like Birmingham, blacks worry that rich, white suburbanites will usurp their hard-won power.
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Whether other parts of the "sharing economy" will also usurp their established competition is more debatable.
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Sorry Gwyneth, but Emma Watson is about to usurp you as Hollywood's resident natural beauty icon.
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Now, it's Ms. Pressley playing power broker, as Ms. Warren seeks to usurp the establishment herself.
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U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet warned escalating violence could usurp the democratic process.
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The major corporations of Neuromancer are eternal entities that create products and usurp nations beneath them.
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They attempt to usurp my Tourette's as though they can wear it like a monkey suit.
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Mr. Trump aims to usurp one of Congress's most basic responsibilities, the power of the purse.
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Russia has accused Washington of trying to usurp power in Venezuela and warned against military intervention.
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Our personal values must never usurp the right of a student to be treated fairly and equally.
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David Davis, the Brexit secretary, huffed about an unconstitutional bid to usurp the government's treaty-making role.
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And yet in both of those instances, the player is brought into existence to usurp those people.
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John Abraham is trying to usurp his position as the fittest hero in Bollywood and everyone's saviour.
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The Democrats are trying to usurp the President, the President is trying to hold onto his throne.
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In fact, we're predicting that it may soon usurp blue as the reigning colorful liner du jour.
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But it looks like another classic snack food is coming to usurp the title of top topping.
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And, isn't the whole point of romantic lyrics to usurp them for your own Valentine's Day cards?
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A third baseman or a first baseman will intrude at the last second and usurp the play.
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The president believes that he can usurp the power of Congress by declaring a national emergency. Gov.
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On both occasions he was accused of seeking to usurp Mr Bainimarama as head of the armed forces.
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Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee's "Despacito" may usurp queen Mariah Carey's title of having the longest-running no.
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The Air Fryer is about to usurp the Instant Pot's throne as the ultimate must-have kitchen appliance.
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For good measure he will almost certainly usurp Murray as British number one in the next few weeks.
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Meanwhile, volunteers regularly usurp Tanzanian professionals, who could do their job more efficiently without foreigners crowding them out.
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The Sochi bronze medalist landed his jump but could not usurp the Ukrainian, scoring 128.05 to take silver.
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Click through to find 24 rad new shampoos just waiting to usurp the one currently in your shower.
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Kravitz is pals with Cara Delevingne, so it makes sense that Swift would usurp her into the squad.
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Mr. Priebus's remarks prompted concern that the new administration would try to usurp some of the association's control.
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This includes reclaiming its stake as the antiwar party, a position that President Trump has tried to usurp.
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When Bella's interest in Breyers began to usurp her American Girl doll collection, Ms. Bernaiche was initially skeptical.
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Giannis is clearly ready to win now, and the Eastern Conference is begging someone to usurp the Cavaliers.
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Nothing happened, however, until 2011, when an opposition group started a new league and attempted to usurp the PSSI.
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When the courts usurp the rights and the voice of the people it is a dark day for democracy.
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The House argues that this expenditure would violate the Appropriations Clause of the Constitution 2 and usurp Congress's authority.
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Now, Larry appears to be facing a new threat as Palmerston seems keen to usurp 10 Downing Street territory.
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Changing the rules would encourage dealmakers to usurp the power now held by the far left and far right.
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I hope that those who are trying to usurp power are aware of their position and will leave voluntarily.
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Rather than commingling the digital and the real, it simply uses a screen to usurp the world around you.
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But the Trump administration saw something more nefarious afoot: a U.N. power grab to usurp control over U.S. borders.
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Philippe, the grandson of the grandest king of all, France's Louis XIV, believes everyone is plotting to usurp him.
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He means to usurp your power over appropriations — the most fundamental constitutional power granted to you by the framers.
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These would double as interfaces with businesses and, eventually, usurp the functions of our credit cards and digital wallets.
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She then filed a case against eight other supreme-court justices, who in March had sought to usurp parliament's powers.
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And Gett, the NYC-based ridesharing company aspiring to usurp Uber and Lyft, acquired its competitor, Juno, for $200 million.
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Zuckerberg does not want to usurp the government No, Facebook doesn't literally want to take over the world, Zuckerberg insists.
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Up until this change, a younger son would usurp his older sister's place when it comes to inheriting the throne.
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Robinhood has a chance to usurp Coinbase as the de facto crypto trading site app by vastly undercutting its fees.
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Up until this change, a younger son would usurp his older sister's place when it comes to inheriting the throne.
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It is currently the third-largest smartphone vendor by shipments globally, and has ambitions to usurp both Samsung and Apple.
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What better symbol could there be of how we insert ourselves into Palmyra's legacy, of how we usurp its inheritance?
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If Chick-fil-A is the reigning king of the chicken sandwich, the pressure is on to usurp the throne.
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It's Serena Joy who reassures Fred when he seems regretful over the terrorist attacks they planned to usurp government control.
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And there the king is, making his return to vanquish the arrogant suitors who have tried to usurp his home.
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That position ensures that the department and the executive branch cannot usurp Congress's lawmaking powers by defending only certain laws.
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Allowing a less complicated journey that does not pathologise people does not usurp my rights or those of any other woman.
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My AI will seek to collaborate with people for the greater good, rather than usurp the human role and supplant them.
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Moscow has expressed support to Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and accused the United States of trying to usurp power in Venezuela.
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The company was seen as taking its eye off the ball and allowed the competition to usurp some of that ownership.
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Obviously, Washington and Thomas Jefferson were remarkable individuals who helped usurp British rule in America and, eventually, establish a new empire.
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We are capable of managing activities in our region and environmental groups should not usurp our voice for their own agendas.
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He is particularly well positioned to usurp the kinds of older millennials and Generation X liberals who often favored Ms. Warren.
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Except that in our real-life, present-day drama, this Falstaff has somehow managed to usurp Henry and seize his crown.
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It appears they haven't taken kindly to the suggestion that Baby Nut might usurp Baby Yoda's place in the public's affections.
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When any level of government attempts to usurp responsibilities exercised by the tier above or below it, the whole pyramid collapses.
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SoundCloud stumbled because it neglected these hardcore loyalists as it wrongly strove to usurp Spotify as the streaming home of music's superstars.
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"This is the coronation of a tsar who will usurp the presidency as he previously usurped the government," said Nikola, a protester.
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To usurp the phone and its touchscreen, companies have to prove their interactions are simpler and their use cases are more compelling.
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Like dropping her baby news on Super Bowl weekend, Jenner knows she can usurp even the most pervasive of pop culture moments.
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Nearly every speaker has gotten on stage and tried to usurp the roast master Donald Trump, but Kareem just snatched the crown.
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The global nations league also would usurp UEFA's own version of a similar competition, which begins its first edition later this year.
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Whimsical trends may not be dead quite yet, but an unlikely brand is doing its best to usurp the trend du jour.
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Graf was the golden girl, the regal tennis queen; Seles the guttural upstart pummeling opponents on her quest to usurp the throne.
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"President Trump would unconstitutionally usurp congressional authority by declaring an emergency based upon unfounded hype rather than any substantive emergency," Castro added.
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Allison Janney's unflinching turn as LaVona Golden in I, Tonya might just usurp Faye Dunaway in Mommie Dearest as cinema's cruelest mom.
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These companies, with more diversified revenue streams, are pivoting to mobile gaming, a move that could usurp Playtika's share of the market.
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Cruz was among 43 Republican Senators who signed a legal brief arguing that Obama's actions usurp Congressional authority on matters of immigration.
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Governments are openly describing the president's recent moves to usurp the elected national assembly as a threat to democracy and to the region.
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At the Republican convention, the logic of the delegates on the floor will usurp the will of the voters at the ballot box.
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Russian officials have said they stand by Maduro and have condemned opposition actions as a U.S.-inspired ploy to usurp power in Caracas.
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I'm very concerned that Donald Trump would take advantage of a crisis to assert more control to usurp power over the American people.
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The company hopes to appeal to a variety of companies and usurp email's longstanding reign as the primary method of intra-office chatter.
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Republicans in Congress are taking aim at the center, saying its experiments jeopardize patients' access to care and usurp the authority of Congress.
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Shippers and railroads deserve oversight, but for the sake of the economy, that refereeing must not usurp free market forces and become burdensome.
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Justice Antonin Scalia was the lone dissenter, arguing that the legislation violated the separation of powers and allowed Congress to usurp executive power.
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One day, with any luck, Skepta will usurp McCartney and middle-of-the-road's stranglehold on the music industry might—heaven forbid—loosen.
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" On Judges and the Supreme Court "We encourage Congress to use the check of impeachment for judges who unconstitutionally usurp Article 1 powers.
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Her goal is to tap into, and usurp, the heightened superpowers that have turned Jean Grey (Sophie Turner) into a nearly unstoppable force.
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Amazon is expanding in the nation's two major centers of power, because it intends to envelope, smother, and usurp that power for itself.
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If Republicans move to usurp the nomination from the highest-vote-getter in July, presumably Trump, it could cause huge backlash among his supporters.
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However, the EPA is attempting to usurp the role of the states all in the name of imposing the Administration's anti-fossil fuel mentality.
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Hairstylists are calling the shorter, edgier sci-fi bob a badge of feminism, and it's strong enough to usurp Hollywood's obsession with long waves.
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" As sanctuary states and jurisdictions illegitimately usurp lawful power from the federal government, the last thing they are doing is protecting against "domestic Violence.
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Maggy stated that a younger, more beautiful queen would usurp Cersei, and that all three of her children would be buried in golden shrouds.
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Macbeth, a genuine historical figure, was long said to have been encouraged by witches to usurp the throne -- Holinshed records the story in 1577.
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Rosenstein accused Comey of attempting to "usurp the attorney general's authority" by publicly announcing why he felt the case should be closed without prosecution.
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Fulham never did manage to usurp Manchester United and, in his later years at the club, Al-Fayed scaled back his involvement and investment.
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"Funding decisions are some of the most important we make in Congress, and any backdoor attempts to usurp that authority are unacceptable," said Yarmuth.
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But the evidence from online markets, police seizures and drug experts indicates cathinones have risen to usurp a variety of drug scenes in Russia.
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"I think presidents of both parties have been trying to usurp the authority that our founding fathers wanted to remain in Congress," Paul said.
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Aside from denying individualized justice and driving mass punishment, they usurp the role of the jury, coerce guilty pleas and, yes, insulate police misconduct.
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But such efforts, conservatives argue, usurp functions that used to belong to community and church — further weakening those key sources of meaning and identity.
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They also can leverage their software expertise to embed payment functionality and usurp the traditional roles and revenue stream of ISOs and payment gateway providers.
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As Slack notes, the company hopefully predicted last year that channels would usurp other forms of business comms in the next seven or so years.
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Bolt took center stage in sprinting during Gatlin's absence, and, despite impressive performances in World Championships, the athlete seems unable to usurp his Jamaican competitor.
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This Is Us came out of the gate with a bang, and managed to usurp The Big Bang Theory as broadcast television's number one show.
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Many Puerto Ricans are leery about the proposed board, fearing that it could usurp the island's governmental powers and place investors' concerns over local priorities.
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But many Puerto Ricans are leery of the proposed oversight board, fearing it could usurp the island's government and place investors' concerns over local priorities.
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" Under Obama, HUD sought to usurp zoning laws from localities to "force suburban neighborhoods with no record of housing discrimination to build more public housing.
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"Imposing some kind of decisions or trying to legitimize an attempt to usurp power is both direct and indirect interference," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
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But many Puerto Ricans are leery of the proposed oversight board, fearing it could usurp the island's government and place investors' concerns over local priorities.
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"I think presidents of both parties have been trying to usurp the authority, but our Founding Fathers wanted it to remain in Congress," Paul said.
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"The Oversight Committee's subpoena is an exercise of the House's Article I power and not an attempt to usurp Executive power," the House attorneys wrote.
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"Expansive as it is", the power may not be used to "usurp the other branches' constitutionally designated functions" or to "violate individuals' constitutionally protected rights".
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The government contends that a court ruling in this case could usurp the role of Congress and federal agencies in setting national energy and environmental policies.
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He will usurp parliament's existing right to audit ministers and will be able to extend the duration of his term in office until at least 2029.
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But those paragraphs cemented the industry's power, allowing manufacturers to challenge regulators over safety disputes and making it difficult for the government to usurp companies' authority.
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But someday in the not-too-distant future, TESS or another future telescope will eventually usurp Kepler's position as the undisputed ruler of planet-discovering devices.
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"We consider the attempt to usurp sovereign authority in Venezuela to contradict and violate the basis and principles of international law," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
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" Currier also accused Brown of "(threatening) to usurp legislative power with executive orders to implement her failed legislation, deciding single-handedly what is best for Oregon.
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State control over elections free from federal meddling, and having localities within those states conduct the elections, makes it difficult to manipulate outcomes or usurp authority.
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"Being a member of the European Union does not give them the right to usurp the legitimate rights and interests of Cypriot Turks," the ministry said.
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Last August, Modi's government made a controversial move to usurp power from the nation's only Muslim-majority state: the near-autonomous Jammu and Kashmir (J&K).
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The second most prevalent argument against Free the Delegates is that we are trying to usurp "the will of the people" by denying Trump the nomination.
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The next year, the PSSI leadership controversially voted to create a new premier league that would usurp the Indonesian Super League as the highest in the country.
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The theory suggests that a cabal of figures spread throughout the government are working quietly to usurp Trump from what he sees is his rightfully elected position.
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Well, Blum said Saturday that during that negotiation, companies like Netflix and Amazon won by creating their own content that effectively allowed them to usurp the studios.
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Unlike his other characters that take on a singular reading, women in Buck's body of work interchangeably seem to affirm and usurp the oppressive acts he depicts.
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"We consider the attempt to usurp sovereign authority in Venezuela to contradict and violate the basis and principles of international law," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov reportedly said.
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The primary concern of the founders when creating the Second Amendment was that a powerful centralized authority could usurp the rights of the states and their citizens.
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Palmer's legislation to nullify the EPA's Endangerment Finding provides the "clarity" Scalia said would be needed when unelected bureaucrats usurp the lawmaking power held by Congress alone.
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The ability to levy taxes is typically reserved for states, but corporations have made it increasingly clear they're eager to challenge and usurp any nation-state's sovereignty.
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Beyond the substance of any of these decisions, White House attempts to usurp congressional power undermine the most fundamental tenet of American government, the balance of power.
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"To ravage, to slaughter, to usurp under false titles, they call empire; and where they make a desert, they call it peace," wrote the Roman historian Tacitus.
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It has also seemed to usurp my 3DS—I haven't had it on in a while, and am not in any rush to go back to it.
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However, its chief Priscilla Chigumba has said her commission alone is empowered to deal with the issue, and demands by the MDC are meant to usurp its powers.
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Afghans and regional diplomats also fear a U.S. bid to cut a hasty deal with the Taliban could allow militia groups to exploit ethnic rivalries to usurp power.
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It was not intended to usurp the right of parents to decide that it would be better to waive that right than suffer the trauma of family separation.
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Who knew it would empower every misbegotten states' rights crusade from the Civil War through the White Citizens' Councils to efforts by contemporary vigilantes to usurp public lands?
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Since the federal government continues to usurp power and excessively spend taxpayers' money, there is no time like the present for states to put this to an end.
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"[Brown] has threatened to usurp legislative power with executive orders to implement her failed legislation, deciding single-handedly what is best for Oregon," Currier wrote in the petition.
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That prospect created an opening for another European Union member, one that almost certainly would never leave it, to usurp Britain's role as the leading European art center.
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Other policymakers worry that Facebook, with nearly double the population of any country on Earth, will usurp power over legal tender and water down protections against money laundering.
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Perhaps it is understandable that City tried to circumvent a set of rules designed, to a large extent, specifically to protect the teams it was trying to usurp.
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She threatened as recently as last weekend to boycott the debate, and accused the Democratic National Committee and "corporate media" of trying to usurp the role of voters.
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He accused Bosnian central authorities in Sarajevo and their Western backers of trying to usurp autonomous powers granted to the Serb Republic under the 1995 Dayton peace treaty.
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But throughout 2018, T-Series has been poised to usurp PewDiePie's status as the platform's most-subscribed channel — and PewDiePie's followers have vowed not to let that happen.
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Those integrations are nice, but Hound has a tall order: it's trying to usurp the likes of Apple and Google as the go-to voice interface for smartphones.
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I truly don't know if there's a better five-minute distillation of screamo's glory days than Neil Perry's side of their split seven-inch with Usurp Synapse in 2000.
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Although rosé has ruled the spring and summer season for at leas the past five years, is there a chance that another Instagram-friendly adult beverage will usurp it?
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Plenty of financial startups are trying to muscle in on their business, but in a highly regulated industry heavyweight incumbents are harder to usurp than booksellers or taxi drivers.
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Andrew Scheer, the Canadian Conservative leader who hopes to usurp Trudeau in the October 23 election, has sent a letter to authorities requesting an investigation into the alleged incident.
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T-Series is poised to usurp PewDiePie as the most popular channel on the platform, but fans and creators have banded together to keep Kjellberg at the very top.
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The aggressive, power-hitting Muguruza heads the swag of young pretenders looking to finally usurp Williams, with second seed Simona Halep and fourth seed Agnieszka Radwanska also in contention.
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The impeachment allegations against Mugabe include that he is "of advanced age" and too incapacitated to serve, and that he "allowed his wife to usurp constitutional power," per AP.
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"It is not the role of politicians in Washington to usurp the states' 10th Amendment rights and subject our judgment for that of state and local leaders," said Rep.
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Although it addresses problems that need to be resolved, some its proposed solutions would weaken U.S. border security and others would usurp congressional control over the nation's immigration laws.
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There is a growing trend among Democrats and some Republicans, to usurp control from municipalities under the false assumption that a bigger bureaucracy means more expertise and better outcomes.
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Provided that state-level policies do not usurp roles designated as exclusively federal either by congressional statute or the Constitution, what California does is no skin off my back.
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Who wouldn't be, if your brother plotted to usurp your dukedom and had you and your daughter sent adrift on a ship until you landed in a remote island?
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However, the telecommunications industry has quietly worked to usurp control over these coveted public assets and utilize publicly owned streetlight poles for their own profit, not the public benefit.
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The Texas-Justice Department position asks the court to effectively usurp legislative power and substitute its own policy views of the A.C.A. rather than applying that duly enacted law.
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"Limiting judicial power to resolving concrete disputes between parties, rather than conducting general oversight of the Political Branches, ensures that courts do not usurp their policymaking functions," Barr said.
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His model has been described as the "honest broker," meaning he presented the president with the views of U.S. agencies instead of trying to usurp them with his own.
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China signed a code of conduct on the South China Sea, joined multilateral institutions without overtly trying to usurp American leadership and offered free trade agreements to Asian nations.
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The rejection, by 321 votes to 301, is a victory for May, who said she was deeply concerned that the proposal would "usurp the proper role of the executive".
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" Trump has "remolded" America, according to the Drexel educator, as "a beleaguered master race, threatened by invaders who would usurp its wealth, destroy its character and contaminate its gene pool.
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Because the president isn't supposed to usurp Congress's functions, Katyal argued, the executive can't present an additional solution to a problem Congress already solved and pretend it's a new problem.
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Some people have expressed environmental concerns, saying that if artificial waves usurp popular surf spots, it could deprioritize the resources and attention being given to the protection of coastal breaks.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect that China could be set to usurp the U.S. as the leading donor of foreign aid throughout much of the developing world.
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Top hedge fund managers including Maverick Capital's Lee Ainslie and Hayman Capital's Kyle Bass are defending the industry against concerns that passive funds or artificial intelligence could usurp human management.
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The federal government should hew to roles that do not usurp the powers of states and localities; nor should it impose regulatory burdens unless explicitly mandated in Acts of Congress.
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Frye might not make the trendiest boots on the planet, but the boots sit atop a throne of timeless simplicity that no ephemeral fashion trend or season will ever usurp.
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The story of science and nature is an integral part of the human story, and we shouldn't let myths and superstitions usurp the reality that makes our existence so fascinating.
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India's government made a controversial move this week to usurp power from the nation's only Muslim-majority state, potentially igniting unrest in one of the world's most dangerous nuclear flashpoints.
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They have tried to usurp UN peace talks in Geneva, Switzerland, with their own version in Sochi, inviting compliant opposition and imposing a peace that has no chance of holding.
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Or will the Republicans be willing to create a constitutional crisis and usurp the authority of the president to ensure that the Supreme Court functions as one branch of this government?
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Mr Nilekani speaks of a "WhatsApp moment" for Indian banking, in which newcomers usurp sleepy banking incumbents, much as the American messaging app deprived telecoms operators of revenues from text messages.
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The company has come under fire recently for fostering a sexist and toxic working culture in which managers dismiss their team members' claims and scramble instead to usurp their own bosses.
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USA Hockey finally has the players to usurp the aging, decrepit Canadian monolith on the Olympic stage in both 2018 and 2022, and the NHL has taken that away from us.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's new far-right President Jair Bolsonaro on Wednesday said that the country's armed forces were an obstacle for any person or group who might wish to usurp power.
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If the US withdraws its forces, the Afghan army will be left to fend for itself and many fear that the Taliban will seek to usurp power from the vulnerable government.
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All three cases focus on alleged abuse of power to usurp assets and are linked to violations at Ocean Bank, Vietnam's police said in a statement on their website on Thursday.
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Republicans who oppose the national emergency are worried that future Democratic presidents could usurp the power of Congress to fund the government and use the tactic to pass their own pet programs.
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Politicians in Washington have so far failed to coalesce around a single bill, with the Democratic leadership pushing back against a strict oversight board that could usurp local leaders in Puerto Rico.
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But threaded messages are a critical component to other enterprise collaboration tools, and the service is going to need to find ways to usurp those services in order to attract new clients.
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" Late Monday, Standing Rock Chairman Dave Archambault II denounced Dalrymple's order as a "menacing action meant to cause fear," and accused the Republican governor of trying to "usurp and circumvent federal authority.
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At first, I imagined this would cause a lot of drama between Dany and Jon—Dany clearly likes Jon, but not enough to spare his life if he tries to usurp her.
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He then raises a haunting question: By what authority do succeeding generations of leaders in the nuclear-weapons states usurp the power to dictate the odds of continued life on our planet?
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Stephens is never going to usurp Williams—and it's not like Williams plans to vacate her throne any time soon—but that isn't what she needs to do to be successful, anyway.
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Perhaps more dangerous, President Trump is also attempting to usurp congressional power by trying to prevent private parties — corporations that have his financial records — from responding to congressional subpoenas for those documents.
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Many lawmakers believe that both authorizations are being extended well beyond their intent and now usurp the role of Congress under the Constitution to decide when the country will go to war.
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Mugabe was not at the ceremony to witness his former confidant formally usurp him, but officials from the ruling ZANU-PF party have said he will remain in Zimbabwe, immune from prosecution.
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"Why did they usurp the ability of the Council to do its job?" asked a newly elected assemblywoman, Catalina Cruz, who represents the nearby Queens neighborhoods of Jackson Heights, Corona and Elmhurst.
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"To do anything from a federal level would usurp states' ability" to regulate their own insurance markets, said Christopher Holt, director of health care policy at the right-leaning American Action Forum.
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"To put it another way, contractors have been allowed to usurp authority to which they are not entitled," said Steven Aftergood, who heads the Federation of Americans Scientists' Project on Government Secrecy.
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Before then, a younger brother would usurp his older sister in the line of succession — as Queen Elizabeth's daughter Princess Anne was knocked down by her nearly ten years younger brother, Prince Andrew.
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Other states have tried and failed to usurp one or both first-in-the-nation states before, but after the days-long saga of this week's caucuses, the heat has been turned up.
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The lawsuit accuses Pinedo — who recently succeeded in obtaining a temporary injunction against the sale of a new Frida Kahlo Barbie — of allegedly attempting to discredit the FKC and usurp its licensing role.
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True, all of the options were terrible for Republicans, but I'd argue it was a less terrible option for Republicans to usurp Trump at the convention and risk alienating all of his supporters.
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Opinion polls show that political newcomer Volodymyr Zelensky, an actor who once played the president of Ukraine in a hit TV show, is leading the race and could usurp incumbent President Petro Poroshenko.
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He's greeted by a roving gang of Sakaar rebels, in keeping with the events of the film, in which Thor and his crew stage a revolution against the Grandmaster and usurp his power.
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On Friday, 53,11 people paid tribute to Adamowicz, who beat the PiS in October, while he lay in state in the museum of the Solidarity movement that helped to usurp communism in Poland.
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"It will be tough for technology to truly disrupt investing in the field of financial advice — and to usurp the role of the traditional wealth manager unilaterally," said MIT finance professor Robert Merton.
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"We explicitly reject any talk about any type of effort that would allow Nicolas Maduro to usurp or, maintain himself in power, or be a political player in that regard," the official said.
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CHISINAU (Reuters) - Two rival Moldovan governments held simultaneous cabinet meetings and accused each other of trying to usurp power on Monday, deepening a crisis brought on by an inconclusive parliamentary election in February.
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The clues came from Missouri, where Cori Bush, competing in a Democratic congressional primary, also staged a challenge from the left, trying to usurp a Democratic incumbent in a St. Louis-based district.
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In part, I fixated on the idea that it was not fair that the Marlins, a team in existence for just five years, would usurp a title from fans waiting half a century.
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In the case of BlackRock, when it comes to voting, they favor "informed voting" against directors rather than on proxy proposals that can be seen as attempting to usurp the role of management.
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Even Michelle, who understands the importance of the visceral in politics better than her husband and who said in 2007 that the bid to usurp Hillary was about "our souls," tamped down hope.
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The hat-trick of final defeats did, however, helped her to usurp two-times Grand Slam champion Svetlana Kuznetsova as the Russian number one — an accolade that did not impress her at all.
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Japan's biggest automaker believes both technologies – all-electric battery cars like the Tesla Model X on one hand and Toyota's hydrogen Mirai on the other - will be needed to fully usurp gasoline cars.
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Today's change comes as a way to bolster Google's position — the company can't sell ads if print media fails to move online, so it has to promote the move to digital, not usurp it.
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In a lawsuit filed in federal court in Washington D.C. on Wednesday, the National Treasury Employees Union said the orders issued in late May usurp Congress' authority to shape labor relations at federal agencies.
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President Donald Trump's long-anticipated impeachment acquittal delivered a last-minute twist that robbed him of a long-sought talking point: absolute Republican unity in the face of Democrats trying to usurp the presidency.
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The group of men and women who are working feverishly in the dark to usurp the results of the midterm election are not fighting for freedom, or for voters, they are fighting for themselves.
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"The very fact that I usurp their place—make them my characters—lessens the unexamined authority that goes not with their art but with their gender," she wrote, of the male authors she studied.
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The effectiveness of the radical left our country and its uncanny ability to usurp the natural ideological instincts of African Americans for their warped utopian views are the most significant threat to black progress.
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While the player was being raised by Gorion in Candlekeep, Sarevok was being reared by a captain of industry during a decades-long plan to usurp power in an entire region of the world.
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The bellwether trial "will cripple the federal dual-sovereign structure of these United States," the petition said, by permitting a federal judge to usurp Ohio's power to prosecute claims of harm to its citizenry.
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Republican lawmakers stripped a provision from an education bill that would have created a state commission to usurp the power of the state Board of Education, which gained a Democratic majority in November's election.
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She declines most interview requests, which she chalks up to intense introversion and to a general philosophy that art dealers — she prefers the less commercial-sounding "gallerist" — should never usurp attention from their artists.
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By protecting the institution of illegal immigration, the California laws not only usurp federal prerogatives (to the detriment of less affluent Californians) but also undermine law enforcement far beyond the borders of the state.
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Besides courting millions in cash flow from conservative mega-donor Robert Mercer, Bannon has also been vowing his support to challengers who could usurp the seat from GOP incumbents, according to the news outlet.
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" Doing so, he warned, "would involve herself beyond the power of extrication" in "wars of interest and intrigue, of individual avarice, envy and ambition, which assume the colors and usurp the standard of freedom.
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As we come to learn during the film's first chapter, several of Bin's colleagues in the jianghu are being systematically knocked off by a new generation of upstarts looking to usurp these aging kingpins.
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Over the next decade, Doré would create the template for what became known as street style blogging, open the world of high fashion to the masses, and eventually usurp the very fashion world she documented.
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"Wisconsin values of decency, kindness, and finding common ground were pushed aside so a handful of people could desperately usurp and cling to power while hidden away from the very people they represent," he said.
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Rosenstein accused Comey of an attempt to "usurp" the power of the attorney general by announcing publicly that he didn't believe any charges should be brought against Clinton in a July 5, 2016 press conference.
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India's government, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has made a controversial move to usurp power from the nation's only Muslim-majority state, potentially igniting unrest in one of the world's most dangerous nuclear flashpoints.
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It is important to recognize that the presence of the recreated Chapel cannot replace the tangible qualities of the original, and that 3D printing should not usurp the place of 'traditional' crafted objects and things.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The world body linking national parliaments called on authorities in Venezuela on Wednesday to halt "harassment" of opposition MPs and efforts to undermine and usurp the powers of the opposition-led National Assembly.
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Those facts included all the ways it believes Android harms Java, including how Android might one day usurp Java's role in its primary domain, as a language used to create apps and Web apps for PCs.
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It&aposs not -- it&aposs not the trade stuff anymore, as much as it is, hey, we want to take direct aim at your ambitions to usurp America&aposs perch as the world&aposs tech leader.
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Like Brandt in 1969, Mr Schulz leads an SPD that is tired of being the junior partner in a grand coalition, yet struggling, at a time of economic boom, to usurp a long-dominant CDU/CSU.
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But like it or not, Trump's perceived anti-trade rhetoric - and Hillary Clinton's for that matter — like the ghosts in a Shakespearean tragedy, will spook the globalization crowd gathered here and ultimately usurp the unofficial agenda.
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So to Trump, Megyn was bleeding as an act of aggression, as a way to scare and to challenge him — maybe even to knock him from his pedestal and usurp the throne as a demon-witch.
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Besides the most obvious issue here (that this movie sounds like a nightmare) there's one more: it doesn't seem too unreasonable to think that another dating app could usurp Tinder before this movie even gets made.
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As a result, the agency is exempt from the legislative appropriations process and is prone to being used as a tool for the executive branch of government to usurp the role of Congress in setting policy.
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It was also, for many, satisfying to watch the lushly mustachioed former strongman, Mahinda Rajapaksa, exit the stage with a scowl, having failed to usurp the premiership that Mr Sirisena had tried to seize for him.
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We have the history, the tradition, the football culture, and nothing will be able to usurp that, no matter how much money is ploughed into enterprising foreign leagues with pretensions to feasting at football's top table.
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Plahotniuc's Democratic Party of Moldova said the new administration had tried to usurp power at Russia's behest, criticizing Dodon's refusal to dissolve parliament after parties missed a court-mandated deadline last Friday to form a government.
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But it keeps losing money and is scrambling to remake itself ahead of a potential I.P.O. (WSJ) • The blockchain start-up Ripple wants to usurp Swift as a way for people to send and receive money.
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However minor that threat may be, it confirms fears that others wish to usurp Greece's history, which we Greeks equate with our identity, and lay a claim to lands that have been fought over for centuries.
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This time around, Cotton has waded into the depths of the Israeli-Palestinian issue and quickly finds himself in over his head in another quixotic bid to usurp the executive branch's foreign policy decision-making prerogatives.
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Russia accused the United States of trying to usurp power in Venezuela and warned against U.S. military intervention there, putting it at odds with Washington and the EU which backed protests against one of Moscow's closest allies.
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So the fact that it took the Turkish military this long to go hard against the soft Islamism of Erdogan, as well as Erdogan's increasing willingness to usurp more and more state power, is surprising to me.
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Even many digital businesses have a moat: Google and Facebook control so much of the advertising market that it is hard to see how a kid in a garage with an idea could usurp them anytime soon.
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Here was a story about a child who spends his entire adult life trying to usurp his father, yet in the end the father loves his son no matter what and mourns him deeply when he dies.
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The motion of impeachment introduced on Tuesday alleged, among other things, that Mr. Mugabe had violated the Constitution; that he had allowed his wife to usurp power; and that he was too old to fulfill his duties.
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The last One, about the same age when he jumped into national politics precociously aiming to usurp his elders, was also a uniter who went on an odyssey of self-discovery in New York while at Columbia.
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Then Ledecka, drawn 26th, began her run — unspectacular at first but gathering pace and drawing a roaring crescendo from the crowd as she ripped up the lower half of the course to usurp the shell-shocked Veith.
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Even many digital businesses have a moat: Google and Facebook control so much of the advertising market that it is hard to see how a kid in a garage with an idea could usurp them anytime soon.
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One of them might take the 6th Circuit's advice and seek limited intervention in the MDL to press arguments that cities and counties can't usurp states' rights to bring public welfare claims on behalf of their citizens.
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Other speakers at the conference claimed that the government could control the weather and that the United Nations' Agenda 21 would usurp the American way of life and that scientists were trying to destroy capitalism and national sovereignty.
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In an hour-and-forty-minute-long video that has been since deleted from YouTube but acquired by The Verge, Faleena Hopkins rails against the bullies of #Cockygate and the copycats who are trying to usurp her brand.
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Judges who take seriously their responsibility to interpret the Constitution faithfully will resist the urge to usurp the political branches' roles in policymaking, while at the same time keeping a watchful eye on the reach of federal power.
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"Because the Klein video does not 'offer a substitute for the original,' it does not (and indeed, cannot) 'usurp a market that properly belongs to the copyright-holder,' " Forrest wrote, citing conditions necessary for violating fair use rules.
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Cousins' outside shot can relieve pressure by dragging opposing bigs out to the perimeter, but he's also a huge fan of going one-on-one, and will usurp touches from one of the world's most lethal shot makers.
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After all, school systems lost local control in the first place because they refused to integrate schools, forcing the courts to usurp their authority and dictate school attendance zones, assignment policy and teacher placement from the federal bench.
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"The committee concludes that the DOE has attempted to usurp Article I authority by restricting Congress' access to information during the legislative process," the report said, referring to the article of the Constitution that gives Congress its authority.
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While the country has quickly become one of the most talked-about destinations in Europe for tech companies and start-ups, France still faces an uphill path in its bid to usurp London as the region's technology leader.
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Such a step, or some other executive action, would set off a constitutional showdown and a certain legal challenge over whether the President would be claiming power he does not have to usurp Congress's prerogative to appropriate funds.
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Given that this rule represents an unvarnished effort to usurp Congressional authority and ignore court rulings, repealing this measure should be an easy lift for senators wishing to preserve Congress' constitutional role as the author of the nation's laws.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The rise of new trends like car sharing and autonomous driving may usurp sales volume as a benchmark for measuring success in the auto industry, the head of marketing and sales at Mercedes-Benz, said on Thursday.
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The fact that Maguire is now trying to usurp Atkinson's sole authority to determine whether this whistleblower's complaint is both credible and matter of urgent concern "is a body blow to the intelligence community inspector general's independence," McCullough added.
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They're a prime-time setting that you can't miss, but they don't usurp what is more important for them to win: emphasizing the underdog narrative arc, organizing Iowa, and standing out as a unifier in 2019's political fracas.
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In a statement, the Supreme People's Procuracy of Vietnam said it had sought a death sentence for the former chairman, Nguyen Xuan Son, on charges that include wrongdoing with serious economic consequences and abuse of power to usurp assets.
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Netflix wouldn't exist if it wasn't able to buy cheap content to stream from the networks it's attempting to usurp, and it's available via the internet, which is still provided by cable and satellite companies in the majority of US homes.
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The White House and Energy Secretary Rick Perry strongly oppose the reorganization, saying it would usurp Perry&aposs authority to set policy in crucial areas and make the nuclear agency&aposs general counsel independent of the Energy Department&aposs legal division.
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While it might end the standoff over funding and allow Congress to move onto other priorities, some Republicans believe such a declaration would usurp congressional power and could lead future Democratic presidents to make similar moves to advance liberal priorities. Rep.
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Meanwhile, startups including United Masters (which raised a $70 million Series A from Google parent Alphabet and Andreessen Horowitz) adnd subscription crowdfunding platforms like Patreon want to usurp the record labels and become the way artists earn more before Spotify can.
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From the New York Times: Facebook's goal, Mr. Zuckerberg said, was not to usurp traditional institutions like governments, religious groups and other communities that share interests ... Instead, he said, creating tightly knit online groups would make these traditional institutions stronger. 3.
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MOSCOW/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Russia accused the United States on Thursday of trying to usurp power in Venezuela and warned against military intervention, putting it at odds with Washington and the EU which backed protests against one of Moscow's closest allies.
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I confess I sometimes indulge in daydreams about being feted for turning a banking behemoth around—who in finance doesn't want to be on the cover of Fortune, or seen as a contender to usurp Jamie Dimon as the industry's king?
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But without impeachment proceedings providing a legislative purpose, Collins said the House Judiciary probe threatens to usurp the law enforcement powers granted to the executive and judicial branches of government by the Constitution, while burdening innocent individuals with unnecessary legal costs.
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Under Mugabe's 37-year rule political space was limited, with the latter part of his reign marked by the emergence of a ZANU-PF faction aligned to his wife Grace that threatened to usurp the army's central role in government.
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This vast wealth also allowed them to challenge — and in some places usurp — the government's monopoly on force and governance as they pursued their campaign of "plata o plomo" (silver or lead) to either bribe or kill people in authority.
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The Gunners are now two points behind Mauricio Pochettino's men and – with Arsenal playing relegated Aston Villa at home and Tottenham travelling to Newcastle – there's a chance they could still usurp their old foes on the final day of the campaign.
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Republicans who defected by supporting the measure to end the emergency declaration are worried that presidents - including future Democratic ones - could usurp the power of Congress to fund the government and use the tactic to pass their own pet programs.
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A GOP senator who will face that choice again is John Cornyn of Texas, who told CNN this month that it was a "serious constitutional question" whether presidents can "usurp" the separation of powers and unilaterally dole out money. Sen.
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After years of complaining about President Obama using executive powers to usurp the law, President Trump's Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued guidance late last month that looks a lot like all the actions that candidate Trump and his supporters criticized.
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Nadal, often written off as a spent force since winning the last of his 14 grand slam titles here three years ago, is secretly salivating at the prospect of ruling Roland Garros again after watching Wawrinka and then Novak Djokovic usurp him.
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"The president has no authority to usurp Congress's power of the purse," Nadler, of New York, told reporters here following a tour of a Customs and Border Protection facility in this remote town where 8-year-old Felipe Gomez Alonzo died last month.
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She toured extensively and, thanks to critical adoration, savvy viral music videos, a memorable scene in Girls, and the power of the internet to usurp more traditional gatekeepers, she located the same niche and notably queer audience that Jepsen uncovered five years later.
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"Especially for those of you who did not know her in life, you do not get to usurp Mollie and her legacy for your racist, false narrative now that she is no longer with us," Mollie's cousin Sandi Tibbetts Murphy wrote on Facebook.
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But Sherman and Harper's Bazaar's efforts beg the question: are they being critical of fashionable women posing in the middle of Sixth Avenue for a good shot, or are they feeling threatened by a new generation of creators who will usurp their influence?
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Needham's allies (and now the Heritage board) put the blame for this on DeMint for what they say is poor management, while DeMint's defenders have argued that Needham has been ambitiously trying to usurp a leading rival to aggrandize his own position.
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The libertarian-leaning congressman urged members of his own party on Twitter to be "faithful" to the Constitution and reject Trump's plan to "usurp legislative powers" with a declaration aimed at reallocating funding for construction of a barrier at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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His two-under par round of 70 moved him to five under for the tournament, level with world number two Rory McIlroy, who had earlier threatened one of his familiar surges to give himself a sniff of a chance to usurp Stenson.
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Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew I in Istanbul, as Constantinople is now called, has been the driving force behind the Crete gathering, which some priests in Russia view as an attempt to diminish or usurp their authority while elevating the standing of their rival.
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The Founding Fathers wisely created three branches of government — legislative, executive, judicial — with the goal of distributing power between them and ensuring checks and balances so that no single branch could become too powerful and usurp the will of the American people.
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"This action furthers U.S. efforts to use targeted sanctions and steady diplomacy to end Maduro's attempts to usurp power, and to support a Venezuelan transition to democracy, including free and fair presidential elections," wrote Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in a statement.
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As Catholics committed to the right of women to moral autonomy over their own bodies, we believe that South Carolina's attempt to usurp that right — to impede women's consciences and to impose one narrow set of beliefs on all its citizens — is wrong.
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Yet the current talks between the Koreas ahead of the Winter Olympics -- which seem to essentially usurp the pressure of North Korea's pariah status as a rogue nuclear state in favor of immediate calm -- are happening without the US at the table.
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The New York Times reported shortly after that it was actually Zardulu's creation titled "The Usurpation of Ouranos," based on a myth about Ouranos, a god who imprisoned his children in the underworld, only to have his son Kronos castrate him and usurp the throne.
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"People are cannibalizing each other, to usurp a buyer from one another," said Ms. Katzen, who believes the true value of the apartment is around $625,8153 — but she listed lower in the hopes of standing out from a growing number of co-ops for sale.
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Crypto(currency) could ultimately even lose the 'crypto' prefix should the technology end up becoming so ubiquitous as to be considered synonymous with the generic term "currency", and usurp/displace that word, sinking back into the accepted conceptual morass that envelopes the idea of money.
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Thunderstruck was borne of this tumult; we had no idea four years ago that the freaking Spurs would continue to be this good, or that the injury-riddled son of Dell Freaking Curry would somehow usurp Durant as the emerging face of the NBA.
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"In my statement last year dissenting from the commission's decision, I warned that the FCC lacked the power to preempt these Tennessee and North Carolina laws and that doing so would usurp fundamental aspects of state sovereignty," said Ajit Pai, the commission's senior Republican member.
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All of this is partly driven by a few key assumptions: that blockchain technology will usurp tech goliaths, that the technology they use doesn't get regulated into submission, and that future generations will continue to hate turbo-capitalism as much as millennials supposedly do.
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Even though a lot of these encounters will be anecdotal evidence eventually used inside the Beltway, they humanize the charts, statistics and white papers for lawmakers, as well as the ads, soundbites and op-eds that often usurp the public attention and outlook on policymaking.
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Trump is undoing years of government prosecutions In the last few days, in a new activation of always-implied presidential powers, Trump has effectively assumed the authority to undo complex prosecutions, ignore jury decisions and usurp government prosecutors who put years into high-profile cases.
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"Especially for those of you who did not know her in life, you do not get to usurp Mollie and her legacy for your racist, false narrative now that she is no longer with us," Sandi Tibbetts Murphy wrote in a since-deleted Facebook post.
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"We have long fought against attempts by the executive branch to usurp the powers of Congress and to create law, such as we have seen in recent decades with the rise of the regulatory administrative state," Chamber President Thomas Donohue wrote in a statement.
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He also told me that Russia's efforts to usurp the UN's Syria peace talks by shifting the venue from Geneva to Sochi earlier this year were nothing of the sort -- that the Sochi talks were a one-time development that fed the UN's Geneva process.
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In it, he argued, through a different lawyer, that the petition should be dismissed on grounds it had been brought by "publicity hungry" politicians with ulterior motives who based their claims on questionable press reports and were trying to usurp the attorney general's authority.
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"The House has been injured, and will continue to be injured, by defendants' unconstitutional actions, which usurp the House's appropriations authority and mean that the relevant funds are no longer available to be spent on the purposes for which they were appropriated," the complaint says.
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The Democratic Party, to which Mr. Filip also belongs, said that the new administration had tried to usurp power at Russia's behest and criticized Mr. Dodon's refusal to dissolve Parliament after the parties missed a court-mandated June 7 deadline to form a government.
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It's even better on vinyl [looks at camera while putting sunglasses on: which I own, by the way] because they got rid of the phone call samples when they included these songs on their discography CD. I don't even know what the Usurp Synapse side sounds like.
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"When someone is qualified, shades of gray on their politics, you just don't care — but when it seems like they're willing to usurp all economics for political gain, that's when you've crossed a line," said Diane Swonk, the chief economist at the accounting firm Grant Thornton.
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In earlier seasons, I worried Jody's new maternal role would usurp her role as a badass sheriff; lately she's more active than ever, and if Wayward Sisters becomes a series of its own, I look forward to seeing it explore her bond with each of the girls.
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But Bihari, who apparently roams the badlands of Uttar Pradesh killing people without so much as batting an eyelid, meets his match in Baanke (Jatin Goswami), a young, smart-talking contract killer who wants to usurp the former's undisputed position as the No. 1 hired gun.
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Muguruza came into the year's final grand slam with a chance to usurp Serena Williams at the top of the world rankings if she could win the tournament, but she was already claiming it would need "a miracle" to even reach the final after her first match.
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But if Amazon is able to position itself as a more attractive option for healthcare organizations through research partnerships a la its tie up with PHDA, we think Microsoft could find itself scrambling to make up ground in its fight to usurp Amazon as king of cloud.
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Go deeper: The three-judge panel said earlier Monday that the court "did not usurp the General Assembly's authority under the Elections Clause when it decided to remedy a violation of the Pennsylvania Constitution" after the legislature failed to meet a deadline to submit a new version.
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"On June 29, the Texas Attorney General, along with nine other attorney generals, in an attempt to usurp your authority, delivered to you an ultimatum threatening a legal challenge to DACA unless you ended the program by September 5, 2017," reads the letter, penned by Rep.
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"In light of the unconstitutionality of the court's orders and the court's plain intent to usurp the General Assembly's constitutionally delegated role of drafting Pennsylvania's congressional district plan, Senator Scarnati will not be turning over any data identified in the court's orders," wrote Brian Paszamant, Scarnati's attorney.
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It seems to me that technology, by shrinking our world and forming ever denser connections all across it, is inciting the growth, in both number and size, of loose-knit transnational organizations which–over decades–will rise in importance until they begin to usurp our notions of national identities.
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It's time to go on a dangerous pilgrimage, but the elder is on his deathbed, so I usurp the role of my sister, who was originally to go on the pilgrimage, and begin the rites so that my sister can stay here, with her father, until his end.
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The top seed has a chance to usurp world number one Simona Halep with a victory in New Zealand and the 27-year-old needed just 63 minutes to race past American Madison Brengle with a 6-3 6-27 triumph in their first round encounter on Tuesday.
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The "Executive Order is a violation of the Louisiana Constitution's separation of powers doctrine and an unlawful usurp of the constitutional authority vested only in the legislative branch of government," Judge Todd Hernandez, of the 19th Judicial District Court in East Baton Rogue Parish, said in his ruling.
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In a memorandum, Rosenstein said Comey had mishandled his investigation into Hillary Clinton's email server, specifically noting that he attempted to "usurp the attorney general's authority" by publicly announcing in July 2016 that he would not seek charges on Clinton's handling of classified information while secretary of state.
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In a memorandum, he said Comey had mishandled his investigation into Hillary Clinton's email server, specifically noting that he attempted to "usurp the attorney general's authority" by publicly announcing in July 2016 that he would not seek charges on Clinton's handling of classified information while secretary of state.
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Most Bostonians remember Game 6 of the 1975 World Series solely for Carlton Fisk's dramatic walk-off home run in the 12th inning, and for good reason: history is written by the winners, and few individuals could claim to usurp Fisk as the hero of that fateful evening.
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Law enforcement officials from major cities like New York and Los Angeles, where strict gun control laws are aimed at handguns, warned that the bill would usurp states' authority to set their own laws and effectively impose the lax laws of Southern and rural states on densely populated cities.
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"The whole idea that presidents -- whether it's President Trump, President Warren or President Sanders -- can declare an emergency and somehow usurp the separation of powers and get into the business of appropriating money for specific projects without Congress being involved, is a serious constitutional question," Cornyn said. Sen.
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"I think we have a couple of female characters that usurp some of the usual norms of superhero movies ... What's weird is that in the early tests of the film that we did women were really crazy about the movie and that was kind of surprising to us," Reynolds said.
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It's a wickedly delightful costume drama about power and sex, centering on three women who really did exist: Queen Anne (Olivia Colman), her closest companion and confidante Lady Sarah Churchill (Rachel Weisz), and Sarah's cousin Abigail Masham (Emma Stone), who tries to usurp Sarah in the role of Anne's favorite.
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And while it's not going to usurp my trusty workhorse SpanishDict anytime soon, nor is my finger hovering over Miss D preparing to push-delete the app into oblivion either — the inexorable fate of so many lesser creations — so it's earned itself a little breathing space on my home screen.
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While Kardashian West has been the queen of the reality TV world for about a decade now thanks to the family's long-running show Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Jenner is now poised to usurp her crown, debuting the first trailer for her very own spin-off show, Life of Kylie.
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Here is one thing we know for sure and should admit from the start: since he was birthed from the Pit of Suffering, Gormöth has a history of trying to usurp the entire planet, engulfing it into an era of darkness where he rules as the malevolent King of Gloom.
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On the other hand, it's hard to grok why Tyrion is willing to trust Cersei's sudden concern for her unborn child, when she's been more than willing to usurp her youngest son as regent and, come to think of it, has been responsible for most of the conflict in the series.
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But as our diligent Weekend Editor, Emanuel Maiberg, highlighted in his comprehensive ranking of the new icons, the latest roll out threatens to shake up everything we know about suggestive cartoon simulacrums: There are multiple new, vaguely-phallic contenders threatening to usurp the eggplant as the de facto penis emoji.
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"This case involves a new regulation where the agency fails to 'conform' to clear congressional instructions and is seeking to usurp the role of Congress to establish climate and energy policy for the nation," wrote the lawmakers, led by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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"The whole idea that presidents -- whether it's President Trump, President Warren or President Sanders -- can declare an emergency and somehow usurp the separation of powers and get into the business of appropriating money for specific projects without Congress being involved, is a serious constitutional question," Cornyn told CNN on Feb. 4.
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" In principle, the founders opposed all political parties on the grounds that, as George Washington put it, they are likely "to become potent engines, by which cunning, ambitious and unprincipled men will be enabled to subvert the power of the people and to usurp for themselves the reins of government.
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"Today's order affirms that the president cannot use a national emergency declaration to usurp Congress's power of the purse," said Kristy Parker, a counsel for Protect Democracy who represented the plaintiffs in the case, the Texas county of El Paso and the Border Network for Human Rights, an advocacy organization.
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"In his farewell address, President George Washington warned of a moment when 'cunning, ambitious, and unprincipled men will be enabled to subvert the power of the people and to usurp for themselves the reins of government, destroying afterwards the very engines which have lifted them to unjust dominion,'" the report reads.
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"This case involves a new regulation where the agency fails to 'conform' to clear congressional instructions and is seeking to usurp the role of Congress to establish climate and energy policy for the nation," lawmakers wrote, repeating many of their long-held arguments against the legality of the Clean Power Plan.
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The lawsuit, filed in Florida, alleges that Pinedo — who remains a shareholder and director at FKC — became dissatisfied with the group in 2011 and began a campaign to discredit and disparage the corporation and usurp its role as the licensing agent for commercial products featuring the artist's name and likeness.
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The bottom line: The Greens could perhaps usurp the SPD to become the major center left party, but a viable CDU would ensure a role for the center right in the overall political landscape of Germany's parliamentary system — a goal the party still has time to pursue before the imminent post-Merkel era.
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Mr. Guardian and Marty Small, the City Council president, said the legislation would usurp too much local authority, including control over collective bargaining agreements, and enlisted Mr. Prieto's help in crafting an alternative bill, which the Assembly's judiciary committee passed on Thursday and the speaker may put up for a vote next week.
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Conclusion Until the full evidence that led Barr to usurp the prerogatives of the special counsel are made available to Congress and the American public, Congress and the public will not know whether Barr made a mistake in substituting his judgment for Mueller's, acted with political motives or acted for other reasons.
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"The whole idea that a president — whether it's President Trump or President Warren or President Sanders — can declare an emergency and then somehow usurp the separation of powers and get into the business of appropriating money for specific projects without Congress getting involved is a serious constitutional question," Mr. Cornyn said on Monday.
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And here you are again, ironically enough, mansplaining in a newspaper; an industry that your platform has worked keenly to gut and usurp, hungry to supplant editorially guided journalism with the moral vacuum of algorithmically geared space-filler which, left unchecked, has been shown, time and again, lifting divisive and damaging content into public view.
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In a letter to Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE arguing for the firing, Rosenstein argued that Comey had no right to "usurp" Lynch's authority.
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It focusses next on the hero himself, first as he recalls the fabulous adventures he had after leaving Troy and then as he struggles to return home, where he will reclaim his identity as father, husband, and king, taking terrible vengeance on the suitors who tried to woo his wife and usurp his throne.
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The other was Columbia's apparent tin-ear response to the sensitivities of black New Yorkers, epitomized by the construction of a gym that would usurp a portion of Morningside Park and be accessible to neighboring Harlem residents mainly through an ignominious back door (intended, actually, for their convenience, because of the park's sloping terrain).
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Amid the relief in Berlin, some here lose sight of the facts that almost half of French first-round voters backed candidates of the nationalist far-left or far-right, that just a few percentage points here and there prevented a run-off between those two extremes, and that Ms Le Pen could yet usurp Mr Macron in 2022.
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"Everyone who has dealt with loss knows the pain of certain anniversaries, moments full of memory that come round like clockwork and usurp all others, no matter how hard you may try to prepare for or avoid them," she captioned a father-daughter photo in July 2018, two days before what would have been Robin's 67th birthday.
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America "well knows that by once enlisting under other banners than her own, were they even the banners of foreign independence, she would involve herself, beyond the power of extrication, in all the wars of interest and intrigue, of individual avarice, envy, and ambition, which assume the colors and usurp the standard of freedom," Adams warned.
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Perhaps in part because of a dysfunctional Congress, today some Americans expect judges to weigh into every controversy and to usurp the power of another branch of government when convenient, to base judicial decisions on shifting societal norms and emerging trends, and to divine fundamental rights even though the text of the Constitution is silent as to those rights.
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The Warren campaign's struggle winning over black and Latino voters is a significant disappointment for a candidacy that once believed this would be its avenue to usurp Mr. Sanders, who struggled to attract similar voters during his previous run but has shown some growth by winning Nevada and making improvements among younger black voters in South Carolina.
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Years before Mr. Flynn met Mr. Trump, his brief tenure running the Defense Intelligence Agency foreshadowed some of the same qualities he has exhibited more recently as he has plunged into politics and controversy as a key campaign adviser to Mr. Trump, who shared his desire to usurp what he viewed as Washington's incompetent and corrupt elite.
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And in the first season, the show's creators, Bryan Fuller and Michael Green, trailed Shadow Moon (Ricky Whittle), an aimless ex-con, and Mr. Wednesday, an eccentric grifter, on a serpentine cross-country road trip to visit the increasingly irrelevant old gods — and make the case for war against the upstarts trying to usurp their power.
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Especially for those of you who did not know her in life, you do not get to usurp Mollie and her... According to the Des Moines Register, Rivera told police that he approached Tibbetts while she was jogging — when she told him to go away, he chased her down, then "blacked out" and woke up near an intersection.
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The common understanding is that incel anger stems grow out of their perception that they do not receive the sexual gratification they are entitled to by virtue of their place on the social pyramid, largely because feminism and the sexual revolution and multiculturalism and cultural Marxism and blah blah have encouraged women and minorities to usurp the natural order of things.
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To that end, any actions taken by Congress should do three things: create more choice for consumers thereby lowering premiums and increasing coverage; provide a more level playing field for private insurers by blocking ill-advised attempts by federal banking regulators to usurp state insurance regulatory authority; and improve America's flood resilience by decreasing the subsidies for building in high flood hazard areas.
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A deliciously wicked, loosely historically based drama from Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos (who was nominated for an Oscar for his screenplay for The Lobster in 2017), The Favourite is a dark comedy about three women: Queen Anne (Olivia Colman), her closest friend and adviser (Rachel Weisz), and the young woman (Emma Stone) who joins the household and starts to usurp that coveted spot.
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But it should be seen as a symptom of wider struggles: over the capacity of the likes of Mr Macron and Mr Salvini to redraw the party landscape, over the ability of their style of politics to usurp the old guard and over whether the next commission president will be a status-quo traditionalist, some hybrid of the established and insurgent styles, or a full-blown innovator.
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"Blassie, King of Men" is the other song from this session that wound up enshrined in the Rhino novelty canon, though at nowhere near the widespread level of "Pencil Neck Geek"—maybe because it's more dependent on Blassie's wrestling persona than the general tongue-in-cheek tough-guy bully-bluster of the song that would later usurp it as the title track on bootleg reissues.
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A deliciously wicked, loosely historically based drama from Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos (who earned an Oscar nomination in 2017 for his screenplay for The Lobster), The Favourite is a dark comedy about three women: Queen Anne (Olivia Colman), her closest friend and adviser Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz), and the young woman (Emma Stone) who joins the household and starts to usurp Sarah's coveted spot.
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Metacritic score: 90 A deliciously wicked, loosely historically based drama from Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos (who earned an Oscar nomination in 2017 for his screenplay for The Lobster), The Favourite is a dark comedy about three women: Queen Anne (Olivia Colman), her closest friend and adviser Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz), and the young woman (Emma Stone) who joins the household and starts to usurp Sarah's coveted spot.
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For those of us who came of age during the glory years of the holy trinity of ABC, CBS and NBC, the power of "Network" was its absurd idea: a fourth network, fictitiously called UBS, which is the underdog network that dares to usurp that trifecta with provocative programming and what is ostensibly a reality TV show that blends news and slanted political interpretations to prey on Americans' fears.
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With wave after wave of restrictive laws prohibiting the sale of e-cigarettes, flavored or otherwise, this over-the-counter oral spray is poised to usurp vaping's throne should the FDA end up approving it—though it's also poised to become just as uncool and ineffective as nicotine gum and patches, which don't even do the intended thing they're supposed to do and help people quit smoking in the long term.
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Compare this, as Bailey does, with the warning issued in a dating guide from the nineteen-fifties—representative of a genre that has survived with roachlike endurance to the present day—that for girls to ask guys out would be "to usurp the right of boys to choose their own dates," a custom that the guide claimed stretched back to the Stone Age, when, readers were blithely informed, men regarded women as prey and took them by force.
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At the moment, it's hard to see how Republicans would ever go along with the Super Chapter 9 proposal put forth by the administration last year, but there's another potential avenue for a haircut: It looks like one part of any legislative solution would be to create some sort of fiscal control board for the island consisting of a group of retired politicians, economists and the like to a board that would usurp the government's power to tax and spend.
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But we can feel a sense of mission that might outweigh frustration by recognizing that this is the very situation that George Washington warned us about, when he wrote in his farewell address, "However [political parties] may now and then answer popular ends, they are likely in the course of time and things, to become potent engines, by which cunning, ambitious, and unprincipled men will be enabled to subvert the power of the people and to usurp for themselves the reins of government, destroying afterwards the very engines which have lifted them to unjust dominion."
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What it's about: A deliciously wicked, loosely historically based drama from Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos (who earned an Oscar nomination in 2017 for his screenplay for The Lobster and was nominated again in the category this year), The Favourite is a dark comedy about three women: Queen Anne (Olivia Colman, nominated for Lead Actress), her closest friend and adviser Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz, nominated for Supporting Actress), and the young woman (Emma Stone, also nominated for Supporting Actress) who joins the household and starts to usurp Sarah's coveted spot.
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What it's about: A deliciously wicked, loosely historically based drama from Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos (who earned an Oscar nomination in 2017 for his screenplay for The Lobster and is now nominated again in the category this year), The Favourite is a dark comedy about three women: Queen Anne (Olivia Colman, nominated for Lead Actress), her closest friend and adviser Lady Sarah (Rachel Weisz, nominated for Supporting Actress), and the young woman (Emma Stone, also nominated for Supporting Actress) who joins the household and starts to usurp Sarah's coveted spot.
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