A noble young lord is usurped by his scheming uncle.
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We know he usurped the power of the attorney general.
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New Criticism's conservatism and usurped its central position within literature
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LG: Oh, once video ... Will it be usurped by video?
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He has ultimately and quite successfully usurped the media paradigm.
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Proponents insisted it was the localities that usurped state authority.
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So he appointed himself judge and jury; he usurped her power.
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Other locales are finding their authority usurped by a higher power.
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The old-time programming gods have been toppled, their powers usurped.
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Hannity had usurped him, due to his close relationship with Trump.
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Bat boys, beware: your jobs may soon be usurped by puppies.
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SNOOTY ALE connoisseurs mock Budweiser's usurped title of "King of Beers".
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In the U.S., fentanyl has quietly usurped heroin in many regions.
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Comey thumbed his nose at her as he usurped her role.
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Still, nothing has usurped the original Echo from its dominant position.
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However, this year, the chain was usurped by rival Papa John's.
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I could hear my counterfeit casualness being usurped by genuine yearning.
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The junta that illegally usurped power protected the killers. Maj. Gen.
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Is there any religious authority, or has Cersei usurped that entirely?
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The rule of law has been usurped by the Trump administration.
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Eli Manning retired, usurped as the Giants' leader after 16 years.
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By that point another, by then better known, technology had usurped it.
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GIULIANI: He usurped the responsibility of the attorney general, you know that.
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In this digital age, clubs have been usurped by the right swipe.
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Perceived authenticity in politics has in many cases usurped qualifications and honesty.
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Both peoples had their culture and language usurped by a more dominant group.
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His dynasty lasted until Robert's Rebellion usurped the throne from its Targaryen rulers.
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When you die, the announcer will let everyone know who has usurped you.
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Soon after, #SaintLouisStyle usurped #BagelGate as the absurd food Twitter hashtag du jour.
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In New Immerath, a simple modern church has usurped the imposing, towered cathedral.
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Fentanyl usurped heroin in 333 as the most lethal illegal substance in America.
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He held no grudges, made no excuses that his authority was being usurped.
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Because a review process that would bring in community voices was completely usurped.
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This video, this video is a masterpiece only usurped by the original song.
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Almost instantly, the posture was usurped into a debate about the national anthem.
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So, when the president did that, he usurped Congress' role and acted unlawfully.
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First, families' land and precious sea access was usurped by factories and ports.
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Under Merkel, the CDU has effectively usurped the Social Democrats' most popular policies.
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"What's interesting to me is how identity can be usurped by fiction," she says.
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Many fans felt sold-out, like glitter and greed had usurped tradition and accessibility.
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In reality, much of your summer is often usurped by one thing: wedding season.
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Unlike followers or social media subscribers, email has yet to be usurped by algorithms.
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And would the students' parents feel their role had been usurped by Thread's volunteers?
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This is how Facebook usurped our privacy: with the help of its market dominance.
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Something new and much worse, involving what Wark calls "the vector," has usurped it.
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Congressional leaders did not attend, insisting it was fraudulently created and usurped their powers.
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It is just an extension of how business interests have usurped the common good.
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Its ideology asserts that blacks were usurped by Jews as God's true chosen people.
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Simmering alongside that is the anxiety mothers occasionally have about being usurped by their daughters.
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When Cruz usurped Trump in an Iowa poll, Trump tried to frighten Iowans yet again.
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Calling him insubordinate and saying that he usurped power while he was at the agency.
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The U.S. government said the judges were being targeted because they had "usurped" democratic authority.
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The fact that even part of the community has been usurped by Nazis is grotesque.
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But Shias consider Ibn al-Khattab a traitor who usurped Ali, the true heir to Muhammad.
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The US Treasury has usurped my ideas about Free Issuance, and gone and printed $20163 trillion.
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This handshake famously occurred when Trump's handshake authority was usurped by Czar of Sunshine Justin Trudeau.
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Smartphones have also usurped television as the device that adults say they would miss the most.
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Scooter has usurped the oldest cat throne from a feline called Corduroy, who is only 26.
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Angel and seed funds have usurped the role of what used to be Series A investments.
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One company even usurped the name to sell water heaters for showers with built-in televisions.
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President Trump briefly usurped the moment of mourning in xenophobic tweets involving London mayor, Sadiq Khan.
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To Ms. Annovazzi, their presence reveals how native-born French people have seen their status usurped.
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And Trump recently usurped a function usually reserved for Treasury secretaries: commenting on the dollar's value.
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Something new and much worse, involving what author McKenzie Wark calls "the vector" has usurped it.
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Rubio has usurped Bush as Florida's favorite son, at least in the national polls and perception.
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Someone once said that the problem with the inevitable is that it's usually usurped by the unpredictable.
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"We are Rohingya and we want to restore our usurped rights," the man shouts to the camera.
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This is the second time in a week that that Merkel's conservative party has usurped the SPD.
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Romo began the last year of his Dallas career incapacitated and ended it with his position usurped.
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He was usurped by a shaven-headed Matt Damon in the movie while his band jammed out.
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Texas and the other states contend Obama exceeded his presidential powers and usurped the authority of Congress.
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Dinner-party prep has been usurped by my roommate, for the health and safety of my friends.
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But now it has been usurped by the president and made a centerpiece of his "republican" administration.
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The message wasn't missed: MBS, it seemed, had usurped bin Nayef, who has barely been seen since.
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Amazon Jeff Bezos briefly usurped the title "world's richest man" before ceding the mantle back to Bill Gates.
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A taut, expressionist image of a raging female shaman appears to have usurped the function of the guillotine.
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Central bankers usurped the titans of Wall Street as the masters of the universe almost a decade ago.
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"The neurons that typically control our level of satiety can be usurped when marijuana is consumed," Wenk said.
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Oversized amps and hand-me-down drum sets were usurped by Wi-Fi, laptops, and home-recording software.
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In 2014, serious policy -- the Syrian conflict featuring ISIS -- was usurped by the absurdity of a suit's color.
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To take one example: She usurped the lawmaking function of the Legislative Council by bypassing the council altogether.
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It should also examine how private citizens like Mr. Giuliani may have encroached on or usurped those responsibilities.
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The Mugabes and their cronies have usurped all kinds of natural resources on massive scale, including from wildlife.
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Qassem Soleimani, saying the authority had slowly been usurped over several decades dating back to the Korean War.
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Falk's Singaporean "butler" was a houseboy, really, supplied by the hotel but soon usurped to Falk's local purposes.
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LaTurbo: I see this as an opportunity and I am wary of this chance being usurped by business.
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It could also be a sign that a once-dominant mall has been usurped by a new neighboring property.
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Now that the supreme court has usurped the legislature's powers, the regime may think that threat no longer counts.
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We think it's safe to say that Karl Lagerfeld has usurped the throne of dressing the jet-set crew.
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""For some other powers, their privileged position is usurped by the emergence of one or more new stronger powers.
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The greeting card holidays of the past will now be usurped by the genre film holidays of the present.
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As popular as family sedans have been, cars are quickly being usurped by crossover SUVs in terms of popularity.
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Mr. Potato Head has been usurped by his "soon-to-be Insta-famous rival" Mr. Avo Head, an avocado.
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This is due, in no small part, to the fact that Mobile World Congress has mostly usurped that role.
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YOU KNOW, WE LIVE IN A WORLD OF DISRUPTERS AND DIFFERENT CHAINS THAT GET USURPED AND THEN REFORMED QUICKLY.
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They're worried the friend is going to be usurped by one of the new cool kids on the block.
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Our experts say that, while it hasn't usurped traditional Botox injection techniques, the trend shows no signs of slowing.
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Everything else has been usurped by the large center console, which sports not one but two sharp, high-contrast displays.
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So imagine how hilariously disorienting it would be to have this happy place be usurped by a toilet-bowl cleaner.
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Yndio, the older brother, who found himself usurped and then disciplined, began a lifelong resistance Big Angel could never overcome.
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But he now looks likely to be usurped by Mr Malinowski, a former assistant secretary of state under Mr Obama.
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And Mr. Rosenstein usurped the power of the United States Senate which has the control of a confirmation or not.
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Others, like Toronto, have handed over responsibility to a single tech company and are finding their decision-making power usurped.
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Apparently, Cliff was trying to buy the land before he was usurped by Fred's mysterious benefactor (neither realizes Hermione's involvement).
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Trump is taking on both the Democratic as well as the Republican Party establishment which he has all but usurped.
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But the way the crime has been usurped as a rallying cry for fears about undocumented immigrants is also disturbing.
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Heck, the group formerly known as PCMCIA doesn't exist anymore—it was usurped by the USB Implementers Forum in 2010.
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Of course, companies like Ambry have an interest in making sure their business is not usurped by consumer testing firms.
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By becoming a large financial intermediary, the Fed has effectively usurped activity and profits formerly captured by private financial firms.
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The internet, including social media outlets such as Pinterest, has usurped other sources as the primary method of wedding planning.
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"We would want to make sure that, for the right reasons, our influence wasn't usurped," he told a news conference.
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During the last few years, I discovered that I have rights that have been usurped for a very long time.
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Has Westworld usurped all other forms of literature to the point that she had never encountered this extremely avoidable scenario?
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He previously held the title in 2016, posting a 4.73 second time before being usurped in 2017 by an American cuber.
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Of all the gadgets smartphones usurped and sent to the grave, the alarm clock was among the first and most deserving.
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Mr. Trump has now usurped and vastly expanded upon Ms. Palin's constituency, but the connection between the two movements is undeniable.
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He sort of usurped other people who were close to Travis within a matter of a year as his closest adviser.
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Viewers would be forgiven for concluding that shock value had usurped the preservation of any meaning or value in the plot.
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But over the past year, Bitmoji has usurped Facebook to become the preferred way to share your identity over the web.
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Over the last two decades, machines have indeed usurped many human jobs in industries like manufacturing, hospitality, transportation and customer service.
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A champion was declared, only to be usurped moments later by organizers who had made a mistake and overlooked another competitor.
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What should we expect in Season 3 after the power play that makes it look like she's just usurped the throne?
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It was not recognized by anybody, but in some ways, they usurped and did better than the government that they replaced.
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SUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton believes Charles Leclerc has usurped four times world champion team mate Sebastian Vettel as Ferrari's favorite.
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Greece had argued the name "Macedonia" implied territorial claims on its province of the same name, and usurped its ancient Greek heritage.
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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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Greece had argued the name "Macedonia" implied territorial claims on its province of the same name and usurped its ancient Greek heritage.
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In at least 12 races in last year's mid-terms, Democrats given an "F" rating by the NRA usurped "A"-rated Republicans.
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And as Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian's recent engagement has shown us, Kardashian enemies are usurped into the family via holy matrimony.
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Krystal, after revealing that she's usurped Sarah and Art, sets up her phone as a security camera and puts in an earpiece.
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Coed health clubs, the new singles bars of the Eighties, have usurped the sounds and the energy of the discotheques' raison d'etre.
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Gore, called the Clean Power Plan a "power grab" that, among other things, usurped the authority of Congress to make the law.
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Ageing at this point, Bould was increasingly usurped by Keown, and was first to leave the club in the summer of 1999.
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Meiselas captured not only the maturation of the girls, but also a microcosm of the city usurped by New York's unending evolution.
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It's about maintaining power and and beating your competitors so that you don't have to worry about being usurped or becoming irrelevant.
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Geralt met Jaskier before Fergus was usurped and has been his friend for a decade when they meet Yenn in Episode 5.
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Jeff Hornacek, coach No. 3, was promised by Jackson the freedom to implement the offense of his choosing and then embarrassingly usurped.
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In their request to Alito, GOP lawmakers argued that the state Supreme Court usurped Pennsylvania's legislative authority in tossing out the map.
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Johnson was usurped by a former ally, Michael Gove, the UK's justice minister, who worked closely with him on the "Leave" campaign.
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U.S. Justice Department spokeswoman Lauren Ehrsam said the subsidy payments usurped Congress' spending power and that the department was pleased with Chhabria's ruling.
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Scalia argued that the court had usurped the rights of the states and their citizens to make their own decisions on the issue.
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This idea ultimately usurped the other because it was such a beautifully simple way to explain how we intuit meaning from others' movements.
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The Knights Templar muscled in next, spouting a chivalric code of honor as it taxed, extorted and kidnapped farmers and usurped their land.
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That Mexico has seemingly usurped Canada's place as the primary trading partner with the United States struck many in Canada as deeply offensive.
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The Electoral College has usurped the will of the American people twice-- the 2000 and 2016 presidential elections -- in the last five elections.
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A majority of people do not want the president removed; they do not want their votes usurped and canceled by purely partisan maneuvers.
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Luit had recently usurped power from two other high-ranking males, and, unwisely, had failed to re-establish good relations with his rivals.
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Caracas, the capital, has been convulsed by protests since the end of March, when the supreme court usurped the powers of the national assembly.
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The creator behind the Insta-famous egg that usurped Kyle Jenner's throne as the most-liked Instagram post of all time has been revealed.
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For example, Kalanick usurped the board and appointed former Xerox CEO Ursula Burns and former Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain as directors last week.
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James Hong's work voicing this character, who becomes a bundle of nerves when he thinks his fatherly role is being usurped, is a delight.
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Moreover, far from being usurped by bitcoin, banks are eager to turn blockchain, the technology on which it is based, to their own ends.
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As Geroski explains, at that point buyers believe the product won't disappear or be usurped, and that a supporting ecosystem will grow around it.
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These deliberations could turn the directive into the threatened "censorship machines" or could return revenue to artists and creators usurped by the internet's titans.
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In the end, these products were usurped by other, newer forms of payment, including apps like Apple Pay, Venmo, and more recently Facebook Messenger.
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When Gotti usurped the Gambino crime family throne in the 1980s, he epitomized the type of gangster who succeeded by breaking all the rules.
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The drink of the court became vermouth, and rosolio's status as a drink for the elite was usurped, pushing it into almost complete obscurity.
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New stars emerged, such as Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, who had usurped O'Rourke's position as the exciting, generation-change candidate.
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In 2017, flower was usurped by vape cartridges — kind of like e-cigarettes, they use an electronic element to heat a cannabis-infused oil.
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While DACA was in effect, even people who thought it usurped the authority of Congress weren't agitating for Congress to act to protect DREAMers.
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It's possible, though these bots are essentially glorified tablets-on-wheels, and their functionality has mostly been usurped by smart speakers from Amazon and Google.
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The United States, which was briefly Germany's biggest trading partner in 105.23 when it usurped France, remained the biggest export market for German companies, however.
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Butler usurped science fiction's tropes and transformed the genre into one where she could imagine a black woman as an agent of her own future.
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Her account, her audience, her money have been usurped by a doppelganger, and the rest of the film centers around Alice's fight to regain control.
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The smash hit augmented reality smartphone game has officially usurped dating app Tinder in the Android app store, according to SimilarWeb, an Internet analysis company.
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It was under Weintraub's watch, which is ongoing, that the bureaucrats in the agency usurped the power and authority of the commission from the commissioners.
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Sure, your phone probably usurped your need for one, but it still maintains both a kitsch value and a niche value into the present day.
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They insist that poutine — long mocked by Anglophone Canadians as a low-grade hangover cure — is being unfairly usurped by the rest of the country.
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But under the Obama administration, the judiciary usurped the role envisioned by the Founding Fathers by twisting the Constitution to advance its own policy agendas.
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By the time Geralt meets Triss Merigold, sorceress in service of the incest-loving King Foltest, King Fergus of Nilfgaard has been murdered and usurped.
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" The South Carolina Republican said that the "fairly robust" Democratic debate process currently "is usurped by the larger debate on impeachment and what comes next.
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It invested in its nascent state, providing services like vaccination drives and trash collection that, at times, rivaled those of the governments they had usurped.
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Our future president Dwayne Johnson, as well as the dude who shot the metaphorical sheriff and usurped Johnson's starting spot at defensive tackle, Warren Sapp.
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Men, who have always been more likely to have better jobs and pay than women, also might be the first to have their jobs usurped.
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Women are also now more likely to attain higher education degrees than men, meaning their jobs could be somewhat safer from being usurped by automation.
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On Sunday, Schatz filed a lawsuit claiming his chamber's advice and consent duty under the island's constitution was usurped and Pierluisi should be removed from office.
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And now she's even angrier that she has been shown up by someone she considers even less qualified than Obama was when he usurped her place.
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" It goes on to say that "He usurped the authority of the Attorney General, and did not accurately describe the legal position of the department prosecutors.
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Also Sunni, their initial benevolence toward the communities they swallowed was quickly usurped by a ghastly brutality that made them the international menace they now are.
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Opposition leaders say Maduro usurped power last month when he was sworn in to a second term after a disputed election widely described as a sham.
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The erstwhile Facebook status update has long been usurped by the Snapchat (and now Instagram) Story as the social currency of choice for younger app users.
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Luanda, Angola's port capital situated on the west coast of southern Africa, usurped Hong Kong's leading position this year to become the world's most expensive city.
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But those questions were usurped a week later when the military dropped the "mother of all bombs" in Afghanistan, giving new attention to America's longest war.
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Richmond argued the proposed reform isn't necessary because superdelegates have never usurped the candidate favored by most primary voters, although Sanders supporters might dispute that claim.
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It is thought that Mr. Davis's real grudge was with the unelected official, Olly Robbins, who had usurped him in his influence over the Brexit process.
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Op-Ed Contributor When I was 12, Saddam Hussein, vice president of Iraq at the time, carried out a huge purge and officially usurped total power.
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AncestryDNA is running a pretty good Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale on its official website, but Amazon has usurped the brand for the best deal.
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The premise is that evil is afoot; that money, the media and government authority — and even "politically correct" moral authority — have been usurped by undeserving interlopers.
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He engaged in a long-running feud with shock jock Howard Stern, who usurped Imus' position as the No. 1 morning host in New York City.
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They began after the supreme court usurped the powers of the legislature, which is controlled by the opposition, and continued even though the court changed its mind.
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The iPhone usurped control from desktop platforms like Windows, as well as from carriers, which used to control the wireless network 'platform' upon which mobile phones depended.
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McAvoy seizes with obvious relish on the role of one man with 23 personalities due to be usurped by a 24th who is more animal than man.
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I'd reforged the world, usurped gods, and murdered death — and yet I'd still get killed by the goddamn soldiers standing on the bridge to the Undead Burg.
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In an adorable (and vaguely sinister – a toe?) montage, Groot brings over a parade of items from Yondu's usurped bedroom, and even explains why he hates hats.
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But in the years since, viewership declined on a nearly annual basis, and "American Idol" was usurped by NBC's "The Voice" as television's preferred singing competition show.
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"We really are hoping that people understand the message is not to be taken lightly or usurped, because [Black Lives Matter] is a serious, serious issue," Rev.
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This latest disaster revives unresolved questions that continue to haunt the country from the 2010 earthquake, when international aid groups practically usurped the role of the government.
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The portrait of Hollywood that emerges is one in which the power of stars and directors has been usurped by writers/producers whose expertise is brand exploitation.
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A 1994 piece published on the Knight-Ridder News Service noted that Encarta quickly usurped the competition, and was also starting to affect sales of printed encyclopedias.
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He has argued that doing so would not violate the Constitution because Mr. Maduro, whose re-election last year was denounced as rigged, had "usurped" the presidency.
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" he court impermissibly usurped the jury's role and made factual determinations," Justice Barbara Kapnick wrote for a unanimous five-judge panel of the Appellate Division, First Department.
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While waiting to be confirmed, Mr. Coats has had to contend with the possibility of being usurped by Mr. Feinberg even before taking up the new job.
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He engaged in a long-running feud with shock jock Howard Stern, who usurped Imus&apos position as the No. 1 morning host in New York City.
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Tony was not insecure about his position with the president, and so he allowed his team to fill in for him without worry that he would be usurped.
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I mean, the I.G. found that he not only mishandled the Hillary Clinton case, he broke rules, violated policy, exceeded authority usurped the power of the attorney general.
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You don't hear about money that may have been usurped from the bank or proprietary secrets that have been stolen from a defense-oriented company of some kind.
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Such a step would cause a political firestorm, questions about whether Trump had usurped his constitutional powers and a potential legal fight that could drag on for months.
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That day, Rosenstein wrote, Comey usurped the authority of the U.S. Attorney General - who has authority over whether prosecutions should proceed, based on the quality of FBI investigations.
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Or, is she reaching up to sense the contours and shape of the place, since she is unable to look at the structure that has usurped her head?
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The coronavirus pandemic has also frozen the dynamics of the race and usurped news coverage of the campaign, blunting Sanders' efforts to achieve a late boost of momentum.
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Last month it said it had found 17 instances where the top court's judges had "violated the constitution or usurped the powers of parliament of independent state institutions".
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Amr Darrag, a Brotherhood leader in exile, urged Egyptians not to vote, saying in a tweet they should not give legitimacy to Sisi because he had "usurped" power.
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But while the knowledge graph has been usurped by natural language understanding as the most prominent part of the typical conversational AI tech stack, it remains a critical layer.
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"The (Court of Urgent Matters) has usurped the authority of the Council of State," said Khaled Ali, a lawyer who filed the June lawsuit to annul the maritime deal.
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His app Band of the Day usurped the traditional music blog, running for five years and winning runner-up to Instagram for Apple's App of the Year in 2011.
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The country's supreme court, loaded with Maduro supporters, ruled on Wednesday that the legislature had illegally usurped the executive's powers, setting the scene for Maduro's government to arrest Guaidó.
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ET. Bitcoin cash usurped rival digital coin ether — the digital token of the ethereum blockchain — becoming the second-largest digital currency by market cap for a number of hours.
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Aside from the rare occasions on which their spot is usurped, Oforiwaa's food stall stands in the common room every week with a colourful parade of vegetable-based dishes.
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Then, in January 2017, the Homeland Security Department declared the states' election apparatus to be "critical national infrastructure," raising suspicion among state officials that their authority was being usurped.
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If big-name creative software from Adobe or Apple don't simplify and offer easy paths through common use cases, they'll see themselves usurped by the tools of the people.
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An exhibition like this risks getting usurped by its own broad mandates — the accompanying statement, that it "examines how cultures constitute their identities and attitudes in society," is vague.
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While they focus specifically on film projection, the photographs might as well be a swan song for the whole pastime of movie-going, increasingly usurped by Netflix and chill.
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On Sunday, Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz filed a lawsuit claiming his chamber's advice and consent duty under the island's constitution was usurped and Pierluisi should be removed from office.
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Indeed, it could be argued that if things were just a little bit different, he'd already have earned himself a featherweight title shot and perhaps even usurped the divisional throne.
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Then, 17 years before the start of Game of Thrones, Robert Baratheon usurped Aerys II Targaryen ("The Mad King"), and eliminated the Targaryen king's remaining heirs — or so he thought.
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Later that week, reports emerged that Paul Manafort, who had recently usurped Corey Lewandowski as Trump's right-hand man, had been pushing Trump to be kindler, gentler, and more presidential.
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In doing so, Burling usurped New Zealand's nemesis, Oracle Team USA skipper Jimmy Spithill, who won the cup in 2010 aged 30 and was hoping for a third successive victory.
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Either the U.S. will return to earlier models of diplomacy in order to reclaim its global hegemony, or else the position of power will be usurped by a militant Russia.
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Also: Apple released the first iPhone, Twitter began to take the heck off after its launch a year prior, and Facebook usurped Myspace as the social media platform of choice.
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Even though their use and popularity has been usurped by that of online travel guides, we still think books are a useful, tactile, and romantic way to gather travel inspiration.
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Why it matters: In a trend that could help shape the 2020 races, immigration — an issue that animates the right — is being usurped by a topic that animates the left.
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Indeed, this is what has guided and framed my work in Flint, where the children I treat woke to a nightmare of usurped democracy, environmental injustice and criminal government neglect.
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Test cricket is still widely regarded as the summit of the sport, even as its popularity has been usurped by the faster, flashier version of the game known as Twenty20.
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The U.S. Treasury Department imposed sanctions on Moreno and the seven principal members of the court's constitutional chamber in 2017 for rulings that "usurped the authority" of the National Assembly.
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A Congress emboldened by these new Democrats to accept that role could claw back some of the power usurped by presidents and provide a needed check on the executive branch.
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Beneath his hungover reflections, there's a commentary on quick-hit celebrity culture that the video draws on, an aging actor past his prime, wrestling with being usurped in a Medieval play.
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One culprit: Larger phones that have usurped some of the iPad's role of delivering content over a screen big enough to be more comfortable for many users than a mobile phone.
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The New Yorker's embrace by the Republican National Convention marks a remarkable moment in U.S. political history and validates a campaign that shattered precedent, defied pundits and usurped the GOP establishment.
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It's an age-old football tale ... Lawrence -- the hot shot former #1 recruit freshman -- usurped the starting spot from Bryant, the steady senior leader who played great and waited his turn.
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Rodriguez's home run usurped a story line that was of keen interest in Japan: the matchup between the starting pitchers, Tanaka and Iwakuma, former teammates with the Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles.
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When the agency rejected Oklahoma's plan for reducing emissions of sulfur dioxide, a component of smog, because it wasn't stringent enough, Pruitt sued, contending that the E.P.A. had usurped Oklahoma's authority.
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General Motors, like every other major carmaker, is doing everything it can to prevent itself from being usurped by tech companies like Apple and Google that are making major automotive plays.
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But Mr. Schneiderman protested that decision and sued Mr. Abelove, saying that the Rensselaer prosecutor had usurped the authority of the state attorney general, violating a 2015 executive order from Gov.
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Assuming no one else has plants on the roof, the sign points to an inequity, reminding everyone that this shareholder has usurped a part of the common area for personal use.
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Instead, Mr. O'Brien's appointment is likely to mean that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will continue to be the president's chief foreign policy adviser, a role he usurped from Mr. Bolton.
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Impeachment has upended networks' daytime schedules, where the usual diversions of soap operas and "Ellen"-style chat shows have been usurped by stone-faced government officials offering soliloquies on Ukrainian politics.
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In its prebuttal to the Democratic report, the House GOP effectively argued that nothing that the President, his aides or his personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani did in Ukraine usurped his authority.
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The White House said it opposed the bill because it would have usurped the Obama's authority to approve or deny the creation of the pipeline and short-circuit the State Department analysis.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Lindsey Vonn will end her career as the greatest Alpine ski racer of all time but might one day be usurped by fellow American Mikaela Shiffrin, according to Bode Miller.
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The people whose names are closest to the top of the list need to stay at the bridge day and night to make sure their places in line aren't usurped by newcomers.
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And under the Appointments Clause of the United States Constitution, Article 2, Mr. Rosenstein usurped the authority of the president of the United States to nominate whomever he wants as a prosecutor.
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Comey also violated department norms, misused personal email for FBI work, and usurped the authority of Attorney General Loretta Lynch when he decided on his own not to pursue charges against Mrs.
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The amount of change in this country is unbelievable, but it's not going to really accelerate until the first global generation takes their rightful place, which has been usurped by my generation.
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Cellphones, in heavy use here, have a lot to answer for, too; Equity should investigate the way they have usurped the jobs of exposition-spouting maids and butlers in plays like this.
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The format might yet be usurped in popularity by video games that rely on user-generated content or even a new wave of experimentalism stretching the boundaries of our relationship with technology.
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Many policy intellectuals in the capital have paid a steep price in swallowed misgivings and trimmed convictions to get to the place that Mr. Bannon has somehow blown into town and usurped.
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Count the new Falster 3 in that list because, to me, it has usurped the competition to become the prettiest smartwatch you can buy—at least in my early testing at CES.
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He defeated a court order that would have directed more state money to schools in poor districts by arguing that a single judge had usurped management of the entire state school system.
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In 1979, it was not only Americans taken hostage by a medieval theocratic order; the Iranian people were also taken hostage and held captive after their democratic revolution was usurped by Khomeini.
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Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association contends that industry has usurped labor's role, putting forth a business-first opinion, void of the proficient perspective and candid voice of the maintenance technician that we represent.
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ISIS may have lost the capital of its physical "caliphate" in Mosul, but the group which usurped and eclipsed Al Qaeda's brand has more than 15 fully functional affiliates across the globe.
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The surge toward the nationalist, left-wing party signals a seismic change in the Irish political landscape that mirrors changes across Europe, where hegemonic political groups have been usurped by formerly fringe parties.
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Business folk have three worries: that Hong Kong will be usurped by Shanghai; that it can no longer claim to be a pan-Asian hub; and that it is a laggard in technology.
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" It criticises the "precarity of jobs, unemployment benefits for youths and crappy jobs ... invasive tourism, [Barcelona's] identity usurped with increasingly high rents that could only be paid by tourists with money to burn.
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Just going back to what I mentioned before from the report that James Comey usurped the authority of the Attorney General, and did not accurately describe the legal position of the department prosecutors.
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Regarding the fact that the decision was made after I became minister of defence, why did we forget the fact that Houthis usurped power in the capital, Sana'a, after His Majesty became king?
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Perhaps the most telling manifestation of the board's success is the fact that the politicians in 28500 who saw their power of the purse usurped by the oversight board ultimately praised its implementation.
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Lots of ordinary Americans agree that social change, such as recognition of gay marriage, "is not to be dictated by a court", and that judges have sometimes "usurped the role of the legislature".
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"He usurped the powers of parliament by making himself the lawmaker and in any event the Presidential Powers Act does not allow him to act in a manner that he did," Chimbga said.
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Despite all the controversies surrounding Charney and his departure from AA, Hagan doesn't seem to see Charney's tarnished reputation as an obstacle to success (nor the full story behind Charney's power being usurped).
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He did so without consulting the Department of Justice, a decision the department's inspector general (IG) later concluded was misguided and likely usurped the power of the attorney general to make prosecutorial decisions.
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ANKARA, Dec 203 (Reuters) - Galatasaray announced they had parted ways with Croatian coach Igor Tudor on Monday after the club were usurped as Turkish league leaders following their fourth defeat of the season.
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And after Barack Obama usurped her in 2008, she had eight years to figure out how to run and govern without surrendering to traits that have so often proved self-defeating and exhausting.
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But in addition to brutality, the group also meted out services, running a state that was recognized by no one other than themselves, but which in certain categories outperformed the one it had usurped.
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But here we are: four months after seemingly being usurped, the old portable still has new games coming out at a steady rate, with plenty on the slate for the rest of the year.
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In a new report, McGill University researchers David Wachsmuth and Alexander Weisler found that areas like Harlem and Bed-Stuy, which include lower-income housing, are seeing more apartments usurped by short-term rentals.
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A queen may die or go "missing," a failing queen may be usurped by a power-hungry younger, more capable queen, or a hive will decide to rebel divide into two different kingdoms colonies.
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That has united a similarly diverse group of law professors, who say Trump usurped Congress' authority over matters of war when he vetoed the resolution and that the House should sue him for it.
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As pretty or as novel as they were, I could never get them to stick because they usurped too much of the genuine Gmail experience (like priority inbox) that works so well for me.
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When Joseph Stalin usurped power in the Soviet Union, he placed great importance on the role of architecture, embarking on grandiose projects to erect what were at the time the highest buildings in Europe.
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Mnuchin said he believed that Trump's remarks, which usurped a role normally reserved for Treasury secretaries, referred to a short-term spike in the dollar due to market factors, not its longer-term value.
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Katyal tried to emphasize that Trump's unilateral move to restrict nationals from Muslim-majority countries had usurped congressional power over immigration, in a breach of the terms of the federal Immigration and Nationality Act.
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The whole gothic tradition, of creaking doors and guttering candles and eerie whimperings coming from the deserted wing, has to do with our anxious sense that as living beings we have usurped the dead.
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I don't know about your friend group, but in mine, the shameless $2 Venmo request, which I have both sent and received countless times, has usurped the "what's mine as yours" mentality of old.
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"By actively and avowedly wielding executive authority to sabotage the ACA, defendants are not acting in good faith; instead, they have usurped Congress's lawmaking function, and they are violating the Constitution," the complaint said.
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This season, that inconsistency morphed into ineffectiveness, and his status as the ace of the Yankees' pitching staff was usurped by Luis Severino, who was anointed as such by Manager Joe Girardi on Wednesday.
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Once the independent judiciary's power to enforce constitutional limitations is usurped by the very branches policed by those limitations, we risk bringing about the democratic disaster that the framers sought so carefully to avoid.
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The tale can vary from sovereign to sovereign, but it goes roughly like this: At some point, a corporation secretly usurped the United States government, then went bankrupt and sought aid from international bankers.
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Of course, white Americans as a whole continue to have an advantage in nearly every aspect of society, but many of them still feel that their rightful position of respect has been usurped by others.
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A big part of that impressive number comes from the record-breaking success of Avengers: Endgame, which pulled in more than $2.8 billion worldwide and usurped Avatar as the highest-grossing movie of all time.
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But this month, L.A.'s raddest trends are changing in a truly interesting way: The gamine pixie is picking up steam and the lob has officially been usurped by the endlessly-flattering mid-length cut.
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The Verizon affiliate, which operates in Massachusetts and Rhode Island, asserts that the NLRB wrongly usurped an arbitrator's authority because his reading of the contract did not comport with the board's new view of picketing.
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It's difficult to fault them for wanting to recoup some of their investment in Oculus VR, but the more niche hardware players have really been usurped by a competitor that's just operating on longer timelines.
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Yeah, at least they knew to hire someone to design it who doesn't entirely hate eyes: I'd say before today, Comcast was the king of ugly remotes, peddling this soulless object: But Dish has usurped.
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" I frequently encountered concerns about ways that minorities or immigrants has usurped undeserved resources, such as when another man in Tennessee claimed that, "the Mexicans, their food stamps, everything they want, we're paying for it.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The rule of law has crumbled in Venezuela under the government of President Nicolas Maduro which has usurped the powers of the legislative and judicial branches, an international legal watchdog said on Monday.
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They are ugly — most people view racism and xenophobia as ugly — but these parties do campaign under the slogan of returning to 'the people' the power usurped by elites, which they see as strengthening democracy.
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But Mr. Temer's agenda, which has included an overhaul of labor laws that has weakened unions, has led critics to charge that he has usurped the will of voters who elected Ms. Rousseff, a leftist.
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When "Bad and Boujee" topped the chart, in January, it usurped Rae Sremmurd's "Black Beatles"—which had claimed the top slot in part because it provided the soundtrack for another popular meme, the Mannequin Challenge.
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Lawmakers said they were acting on the recommendation of the parliament-appointed judicial watchdog which said this month that some of the top court's judges had violated the constitution and "usurped the powers of parliament".
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In voting for the motion to proceed to repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Republicans have single-handily usurped the will of an overwhelming majority of voters and dismantled the procedural norms of the Senate.
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Daenerys turning on Varys in Episode 2 Average heart rate: 76 beats per minute Out of the blue, Dany goes ballistic on one of her chief advisers for having served the King who usurped her father.
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While the situation in Dallas today draws the inevitable comparisons with the Patriots 15 years ago, when a young Tom Brady usurped Drew Bledsoe, if anything, the Cowboys will have a less difficult decision to make.
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Cisco may be a cautionary tale for Alphabet, Google's parent, which on February 2nd usurped Apple to become the world's most valuable listed company, only to slip back behind the Cupertino-based firm the next day.
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Maybe it's because so many of them congregated in Paris, a city that retains its romantic allure long after others (New York, Berlin) usurped its place as hangouts for the world's writers and painters and photographers.
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It would apply to officers who "do not obey the orders of the man who has usurped the Presidency of the Republic ... and collaborate with the tradition and re-establishment of constitutional order," the draft says.
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Now social media has usurped its place at the top, with "beauty gurus" among the most heavily-sponsored and brand-affiliated contributors to YouTube (so much that the site recently launched a "school" for beauty vloggers).
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Fitzpatrick was benched, then usurped, with Bowles having decided before the game that Petty would start the last four games of the season regardless and having tacked on the second half of this loss as well.
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Djokovic, usurped as world number one last week by Murray after 122 weeks at the summit, has already won his group after defeating Dominic Thiem and Milos Raonic, even before Thursday's match against alternate David Goffin.
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But organizers of the Second Step Presidential Justice Forum and leaders who attended it lamented that politics usurped everything: the topic of criminal justice, the spotlight on historically black colleges and universities, and the students themselves.
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While discussions about the reforms are continuing, they have been usurped by more pressing concerns about finishing the current club seasons, which had been scheduled to end in May, in time for the quadrennial European championship.
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The Claremont Institute, a small but influential California-based conservative think tank, recently published an essay arguing that America has been on the wrong track "for at least a century," as progressive values usurped conservative ones.
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For decades, the tried and true station wagon was the preferred method of family transportation in the US. But the in the '90s and 2000s, its position in the automotive kingdom was usurped by the minivan.
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The new project comes as Dubai developers continue to announce new schemes despite a softening real estate sector, with the Emaar-built Burj Khalifa expected to be usurped by a tower currently under construction in Saudi Arabia.
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The Horned Frogs status&apos as the Big 12&aposs biggest surprise has been usurped by the 25th-ranked Cyclones (56.23-2, 3-1), who are in the Top 25 for the first time in 12 years.
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There was such an insatiable cultural hunger for indie rock at the time of its release that, had they held it together, Malady could've usurped At the Drive-In or Rival Schools' place in the rock landscape.
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In a film and music industry that has always failed to honor and adequately pay homage to black arts pioneers in genres that have now been usurped by whiteness, the story of Bessie is a welcome change.
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These were soon usurped by social networking applications, especially Facebook, which enabled even the technically challenged to relay news about their lives to a wide spectrum of people, not always their intimates, and at more frequent intervals.
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In one final appeal, McCain delivered a last jab at Trump's America First ideology, which has usurped his Ronald Reagan-style internationalism, in a farewell message read out by his former campaign manager Rick Davis on Monday.
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Introduced as the shady leader of the Hilltop, usurped by Maggie and ejected when he attempted to sell his comrades out to the Saviors, both his former allies and Negan's forces regard him as persona non grata.
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His position on the field has been usurped by Brett Gardner, and Ellsbury's spot in the lineup has gone to Clint Frazier, a rookie with all of 229 major league games on his résumé before Tuesday's action.
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In a memo to the president, Mr. Rosenstein said Mr. Comey had usurped the attorney general's authority last July by announcing his conclusion that the F.B.I.'s investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails should be closed without prosecution.
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Greece had argued that the term "Macedonia" implied territorial claims on its province of the same name, which is the birthplace of the ancient warrior king Alexander the Great, and usurped its ancient Greek heritage and history.
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Admittedly, it's worth considering that, yes, the trackball isn't as popular as either its rodent cousin or the trackpad, which quickly usurped the trackball's role as a laptop mainstay due largely to the smaller number of moving parts.
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Mr Davies's creative additions to Austen's text ignited a world of "Austen erotica" and, twenty years later, the series has "almost usurped the original novel in the minds of the public," says Professor Deborah Cartmell, an Austen scholar.
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"This is purely speculative, but we don't think it's likely that eggplant will be usurped by any of the newest emoji that are more phallic in shape," Nicky Budd-Thanos, a spokesperson for SwiftKey said in an email.
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"This is not the first time this has happened to Travis," Collins said, later adding, "I don't think he looks over his shoulder, but neither did Wally Pipp," referring to the Yankee first baseman usurped by Lou Gehrig.
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Will Mousasi dispatch Santos and maintain his standing at middleweight, or will he show up torpid and under-motivated for this low-reward bout, and have his top-10 spot usurped by an opportunistic Santos as a result?
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Even though Ms. Broderson supports the inquiry into Mr. Trump, the trauma she endured and the speed with which the impeachment inquiry usurped other city business make her more cautious about the matter than some on the left.
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The way in which the trial court flouted that legal test and in so doing usurped the clearly expressed position of the 2017 Congress is the reason there is a broad legal consensus that the decision is lawless.
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But late on Sunday, Puerto Rico Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz sued Pierluisi in a San Juan court, claiming he usurped the office by ignoring a constitutional requirement for the Senate to vote to confirm him, the Journal reported.
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While the Saudis have increased overall volumes, they haven't done so by as much as their competitors, meaning they have lost market share and so far this year Russia has usurped their position as the top supplier to China.
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Zimbabwe is hoping its mining sector could help drive a moribund economy buffeted by high inflation and unemployment, as new President Emmerson Mnangagwa looks to woo investors following a soft coup last year which usurped former president Robert Mugabe.
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In doing so, Burling usurped New Zealand's nemesis, Oracle Team USA skipper Jimmy Spithill, who won the cup in 2010 aged 30 and was hoping for a third successive victory for the syndicate bankrolled by Oracle founder Larry Ellison.
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Frustrated that it's plenary authority over immigration was being usurped, Congress reacted by creating an "exclusive remedy" in the area of nationality-based deportation relief which was intended to tether by statute the executive's potentially boundless application of amnesty.
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Andy Murray embarks on his first grand slam campaign as world number one with much stronger title credentials, even if he has lost five finals at Melbourne Park, four of them to the man he usurped in the rankings, Novak Djokovic.
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Old-timer OpenDNS has to some extent been usurped by newer, more privacy-focused options, but the Family Shield is still worth a look if you want family filtering that works instantly with no setup and no sign up required.
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The bank's lawyers argued that Congress usurped the authority of the courts, under Article 3 of the Constitution, when it passed a law in 2012 declaring that $2 billion in frozen Iranian assets should be available to compensate victims of terrorism.
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During a primary in which Trump usurped the GOP establishment, alienated crucial sectors of the general electorate on issues like immigration and abortion and dinged his own approval ratings, many Democrats salivated at talk of a November duel with the billionaire.
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If we as streamers and players are the grim reflection of the game world, then I don't have a lot of hope for those who usurped the flame and brought on a new age of dark, of difference, and of change.
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Perhaps in seeking consolation for their repeated failures, the NeverTrump faction will take consolation in their own alternative fable, a Lost Cause narrative whereby they are the true heirs of Reaganism, usurped from their rightful place by the orange Pretender.
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The fabled smartphone maker—once the top choice for governments the world over because of its software's superior security—had a spectacular and well-documented fall from grace beginning in 2011–2012, around the time that Apple's iPhone usurped the market.
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After World War II, her place in French couture was usurped by Christian Dior; featuring a girdled waist, a coat with soft, sloping, feminine shoulders, and a giant skirt, Dior's "New Look" was scandalous for its flagrant disregard of fabric rationing.
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Mr. Allchin states that I was imprisoned for fraud by the caretaker government, but conveniently excludes the fact that the so called "caretaker government" was in fact a military government which had usurped power under the guise of a caretaker government.
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We're not sure whether the son has successfully usurped his father's position and picked himself a mother to marry, or whether the woman has betrayed a frightened child, joining forces against him with the man who may destroy them both.
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The difference this time is that the shots are being fired by Hamas, the militant Islamist group that has ruled Gaza since 2007, when it usurped power from its rivals in the Fatah movement in a quick and dirty civil war.
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From 2015 to 2017, Spieth won three of the 12 majors contested and was celebrated as the game's next superstar, a role Koepka since has usurped with victories in three of the last eight majors, including last year's P.G.A. Championship.
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In Barton Gellman's play-by-play of that morning in "Angler," it's strongly implied that Cheney usurped Bush's authority, ignoring the chain of command and giving fighter jets the O.K. to shoot down commercial airliners if they appeared to be hijacked.
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The love she feels for Miranda is infused with the understanding of what it is to be female, and so is the framing of her betrayal by her brother, who usurped her power and sent her to sea to die.
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If the Supreme Court sides with the three-judge panel that blocked the Wisconsin map, some liberals foresee an end to gerrymandering, while some conservatives imagine a districting process that is the purview of legislatures being completely usurped by the courts.
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The story line involves the hapless amateur coach Dax (Lil Rel Howery), who has his team usurped by a childhood rival (Nick Kroll, laying on a lot of "in your face" schtick that's more annoying than he might have intended).
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On the Supreme Court's latest justice On Kavanaugh, whose protracted nomination process back home usurped most of the media coverage of her maiden solo trip, Trump sided with her husband, saying to reporters that she felt good about the choice.
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The usurpation of Nilfgaard is important because Yenn was likely still a member of the Brotherhood of Sorcerers when King Fergus was usurped; Triss Merigold was a recent Aretuza graduate when Fergus died, and she still recognizes Yenn in Episode 7.
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But Auburn's loss to Georgia two weeks ago lowered the big-picture stakes somewhat, and Saturday's game between No. 2 Ohio State and No. 3 Michigan has clearly usurped the Iron Bowl's pre-eminence in terms of national title implications.
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But The New York Times archives enlightened me about the fight of the city's black elected officials, activists and everyday people to preserve this cultural and economic institution — and how much was lost when New York State usurped the game.
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And subsequent seasons have only made this idea more and more intriguing and explicit, to the degree that by the end of season four (the most recent), Claire has essentially usurped Frank as the most compelling character on his own show.
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BNP Paribas may have unofficially usurped hapless Deutsche Bank as Europe's leading investment bank, but it resorted to blaming a "lacklustre context" in fixed income markets for a 27 percent year-on-year slide in first-half investment banking pre-tax profit.
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Now that Big Tech has become the dominant force in the global economy, it is taking on another role once played by the corporate giants it has usurped: pushing for a new round of global economic liberalization, this time focused on data.
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Welcome to Big Sur, where coastal residents' willingness to live on nature's terms has been severely tested: Historic drought usurped by two unrelenting wet winters has eroded hillsides and sent cascades of mud and rock onto highways along Big Sur's 90 miles.
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Thoughtfully and strategically deployed, the president elect's traditional Republican trade and industrial policy can innovate to create new industries that boost America's high value-added employment, economic health and national well-being; then, protect those industries from being usurped by foreign competitors.
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Where McCord has mined law texts to build a legal playbook for places concerned about having their public safety usurped, Belew has also analyzed the circumstances that may be required to compel municipal bosses to use the authority conveyed by dusty statutes.
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Horowitz concluded that Comey wrongly "usurped" the authority of the attorney general when, on July 85033, 2016, he announced he would not seek criminal charges against Clinton for transmitting classified information — some of it top secret — on her insecure private email server.
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" Biden writes that though the civil rights remedy was originally a part of the legislation, the Supreme Court struck it down in 2000 due to what he calls the "strange argument that adding a federal option usurped the role of the states.
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Twelve years ago, there was initially considerable political momentum in the West behind the idea of huge state-led economic intervention as a solution to the crisis — but it was soon usurped by support for the reduction of state expenditure and debt.
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Twelve years ago, there was initially considerable political momentum in the West behind the idea of huge state-led economic intervention as a solution to the crisis — but it was soon usurped by support for the reduction of state expenditure and debt.
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Then, in November, Hegseth usurped the Pentagon's top brass when he reportedly convinced Trump to pardon Mathew Golsteyn, who ambushed an unarmed man suspected of being in the Taliban, and Clint Lorance, who ordered his soldiers to fire on unarmed Afghan civilians.
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The former FBI director in 2017 told Congress about a piece of classified evidence that played a role in his decision to unilaterally announce no charges against Clinton in a press conference that usurped the role of his superiors at the Justice Department.
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"Flechtheim did not sell the paintings to Franke, who usurped the collection for himself as a direct, proximate and foreseeable consequence of Flechtheim's racial persecution by the Nazi state," a lawyer for the Flechtheim heirs, Nicholas M. O'Donnell, wrote in the filing.
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So, yes, when a cartoon frog is usurped and becomes the digital calling card for the worst elements of our society, we are not only proud to join with its creator in fighting back, we say it is something we all must do.
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His new gig is short-lived as he's once again usurped by the T5 (a running gag: the boss at the diner job is identical to the previous boss, as if to imply that The Man is always firm-lipped and disgruntled).
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Letters To the Editor: It gave me great pleasure to read Friday's lead article, "With Faint Chirp, Scientists Prove Einstein Correct," in which Albert Einstein and his 1,000 contemporary co-conspirators usurped that coveted position away from the presidential candidates and various Mideast wars.
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Gates said people often emulate the negative elements of the Apple (AAPL) founder's personality, but Jobs was also a unique leader who took Apple from near-death to its pedestal as the most valuable company in the world (before Microsoft usurped that crown this year).
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For anyone who went through puberty after porn mags were usurped by online videos as a sexual rite of passage, it could be hard to square an interpretation of Hefner as an all-powerful media and business mogul with the old guy we now see.
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And a late flurry of wagers over the weekend on the child's name saw Diana usurped as the leading contender in favour of Ivy, which at one point had a probability of 41%—a huge prediction given that the sex had not yet been revealed.
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Comey's decision adds to the unusual role he has played in the Clinton email probe, which some critics have said usurped the role of prosecutors in the Justice Department whose job is to review FBI findings and make decisions on whether to bring charges.
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The company's e-hailing business usurped a U.S. taxi industry with a near monopoly on city-based ride-for-hire services with a speed that many would've thought impossible at the time, too; Uber was founded in 2009, and launched officially in SF in 2011.
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The new maturity has worked wonders for the 28-year-old, who stunned Serena Williams in the Australian Open final in January, reached the Wimbledon final in July and usurped the American as world number one after claiming the U.S. Open title last month.
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SPORTS An article on Wednesday about the Mets' 8003-2800 victory over the Cincinnati Reds misidentified, in some copies, the position of Wally Pipp, the Yankee usurped by Lou Gehrig who was cited by Mets Manager Terry Collins when discussing catcher Travis d'Arnaud's injury.
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But the emoji soon took on new meanings as they made their way to new countries and subcultures — like the information desk person emoji (recast as a sassy retort), or the eggplant emoji (which usurped the banana to become the internet's favorite phallic symbol).
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I would tell that story about skinny jeans without centering white European bodies or punk rocker bodies, because it shows how the fashion industry usurped that narrative, flattening Blackness and queer Blackness, by making that style of jean synonymous with a white style culture.
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Ms. Yovanovitch, testifying in defiance of State Department orders and at risk of losing her job, delivered a scathing indictment of how the Trump administration conducts foreign policy, warning that private influence and personal gain have usurped diplomats' judgment and could undermine the nation's interests.
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The serve is also what separates Bencic's game from that of her longtime mentor Martina Hingis, who won five Grand Slam singles titles in her teens only to be usurped by the rise of the Williams sisters in the late 1990s and early 2000s.
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"Since 1980, Congress usurped state and local authority by putting more than 85033,500 federal crimes on the books —including arbitrary mandatory minimums that in some cases throw non-violent or first-time offenders in jail, leading to a vicious cycle of recidivism," said Lewis.
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Concerns are growing from grassroots activists who detect that, despite laying the groundwork through decades of activism, their own entry into a legal market may be usurped by those who have only recently surfaced and have big enough wallets to invest at the early stages.
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"This death only reaffirms the just fight of our people for our usurped lands which today remain in the hands of forestry companies, the descendents of colonizers, tourism companies, hydroelectric plants, salmon producers and individuals who have irregularly seized possession," the communique, seen by Reuters, read.
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The U.S. Supreme Court found that Congress had not usurped the authority of the courts by passing a law in 2012 stating that the frozen funds should go toward satisfying a $2.65 billion judgment against Iran won by the families in a U.S. federal court in 2007.
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Land and water were long ago usurped by the dominant crops of pineapple and sugar cane, and even though those industries have faded — the last pineapple cannery closed in 2007, the last sugar mill in 19733 — entrenched business interests mean they remain difficult to come by.
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"Middle-class memes for Rees-Moggian teens", a Facebook group populated by young folk who want the fogeyish Jacob Rees-Mogg, a Conservative MP, to be prime minister, describes the Battle of Hastings as "when the Norman William the Bastard usurped the throne from King Harold".
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But the findings were edited and the term changed to "extremely careless," and Comey chose on his own to announce on July 5, 2016, that he would not seek criminal charges, a decision that the DOJ's IG concluded had wrongly usurped prosecutors' authority to make charging decisions.
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The THQ saga has a lot of parallels to something that happened during the NES era, when Atari produced a version of the Russian puzzle game without a proper license, only to get forced off the market and usurped by a Nintendo-produced variation soon after.
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Things didn't look that good for Swift's return: her rollout failed, initially, with her lead single usurped by Cardi B's "Bodak Yellow" on the Billboard 100, and all of her subsequent singles charted low with "...Ready For It?" currently sitting at 19 and "Gorgeous" currently at 69.
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The most dire threat of Sessions as attorney general is that, as citizens become increasingly aware that their rights, the most fundamental rights of the nation, are being routinely usurped by corrupt officialdom, they will realize too that we are no longer a nation of laws.
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His close ties with the land is no different than Taloi Havini and Stuart Miller's dark, poignant photo portraits of the Buka people on the Bougainville Island of Papua New Guinea shown tilling the soil and working on a native landscape that has been usurped by the mining industry.
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His authority inside the locker room was usurped from the start by Jackson's apparent belief that he was the most handsomely paid (at $12 million a year) offensive coordinator in the history of professional sports, hired primarily to impose his beloved triangle offense on the coach of his choosing.
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That dispute also provided an insight into the political winds approaching: Messrs Gardner and McConnell are both up for re-election in 2020; Mr Gardner, in purple Colorado, fears being usurped by a Democrat; while the bigger threat to Mr McConnell will come from his right in the primary.
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Superchunk has undoubtedly been usurped in popularity by a number of their past and current labelmates (see: Spoon, Arcade Fire, Neutral Milk Hotel), but it was the band's success in the early 90s that kept Merge afloat, and allowed it to move beyond simply releasing seven-inch singles.
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"What I think is that it was illegal under the law, that the Supreme Court usurped the role of the legislature and ruled something about our moral law that is improper, and that's what we're finding the Supreme Court and the federal district courts are doing daily," Moore responded.
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And last fall, Epitaph Records general manager Dave Hansen and Secretly Canadian co-founder Darius Van Arman opened Independent Record Pressing, a facility in New Jersey that acquired Quebec plant RIP-V's old presses to service independent labels who've been usurped at other facilities by major-label product.
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It does so by taking the stock characters from these tropes, be it Jon "humble origins, secret destiny" Snow or Daenerys "usurped righteous monarch" Targaryen, and trying to develop versions of them more rooted in the reality of the medieval Europe that modern Western fantasy is based on.
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In the years since, conversations about veterans homelessness have faded from the headlines, often being usurped by the political drama regarding privatization of VA health care, the gravity surrounding the veterans suicide epidemic, and, most recently, how to handle growing issues caused be medical malpractice at certain VA facilities.
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More than four centuries later, many throughout Britain still commemorate the event — known as Bonfire Night, or Guy Fawkes Night (after one of the plotters) — though its distinctiveness is being usurped as it sometimes merges with Halloween, a relatively recent import here, or the Hindu festival of Diwali.
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It was an unprecedented protest for Amazon employees, and just one day beforehand, CEO Jeff Bezos had usurped the demonstration with a climate-related statement of his own, committing Amazon to reaching the goals of the Paris climate accord 10 years early and becoming carbon neutral by 2040.
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The IG has concluded that Comey wrongly usurped the authority of the attorney general when he decided, and announced on his own, that charges wouldn't be filed in the Clinton email case, and that he improperly announced the re-opening of the case days before the 22019 election.
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Not just the obvious ones: the back-to-back collapses away from home, first at Bournemouth and now in Manchester; the inexorable slide down the Premier League table, initially out of the title race and now, usurped by a resurgent Manchester United, out of the Champions League qualifying places.
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Hitler's obsession with the art of the classical Mediterranean and his belief in taking statues "from stone to flesh" by using Greek art as a model for modern German men are recounted in a new book by Johann Chapoutot, Greeks, Romans, Germans: How the Nazis Usurped Europe's Classical Past.
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At the time of Nelly's signing to Universal, Eminem had yet to put out his breakthrough album The Slim Shady LP. Though Eminem would later carry the keys of the region for some time (later usurped by Kanye West), it felt unusual for a rap act to come from the Midwest.
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In an opinion piece in the Washington Post last year, Barr argued that Comey usurped the authority of top Justice Department officials when he announced the outcome of an FBI probe into Clinton's use of a private email server when she was secretary of state, and that Trump was right in firing him.
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Some provisions of Arizona's SB 1070 were found to have usurped federal authority over immigration enforcement, but California's "sanctuary" laws are better conceived as mildly frustrating it—being more tight-lipped about individuals' whereabouts, making workplaces less amenable to rounding people up, forcing ICE to work harder to find and deport people.
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Her work challenges the rising trend of digital archaeology projects to "save cultural heritage," where she sees 3D printing being usurped for neocolonialism: largely spearheaded by Western organizations, these expensive efforts typically simply reconstruct threatened or destroyed artifacts from the Middle East, at times focusing more on the superficial than on their histories.
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The Little Mermaid revived the studio's reputation for memorable animation, songs, and stories, but Beauty and the Beast started bringing its old stories into a modern era, by giving its heroines personality beyond the traditional "I Want" song, and agency that wasn't usurped as soon as the bland love interest entered the picture.
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Rather, it is because the FBI, over which Comey presided, had leaders who lied, violated the rules, usurped authority that was not theirs, and expressed political biases that may have impacted how two presidential candidates were treated by the bureau during the middle of one of America's most precious events — an election.
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" In a blistering statement explaining his withdrawal, he said: "Let the authorities take away the fig leaf of 'democracy' and present themselves as they are: an authoritarian and undemocratic order that has usurped power for a clan of big bourgeoisie that has no connection with the interests and views of the working people.
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But the red and white exterior of its some 1,950 locations belie a fast food workhorse, one that has not only usurped the drive-thru fried chicken throne from the much larger KFC (which had 4,403 U.S. locations at the end of 2015), but is now more profitable than every pizza brand in the country.
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The church is not the state, but the principle must be the same: When that founding freedom is usurped by those who abuse their God-given authority over ordinary folks -- even if that usurper is the Pope, and the ordinary folks (in this instance) are the bishops, charged with protecting the faithful -- you have Dictablanda.
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Conway argued that under Comey, "integrity and morale were down" at the FBI and he had "usurped" power from then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch by recommending that no charges be brought against Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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The people of Afghanistan have historically done the only thing people know to do when they have been abandoned by their leaders, and when the only system of fairness and equity they know has been usurped by the powerful and the greedy; they have taken matters into their own hands, through whatever means they had.
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But the jacket usurped the intended good she had wanted to do by visiting the border for herself, the first Trump family member to have done so -- it would become the calling card for her critics, a moment of sheer tone-deafness that Trump later chalked up to sending a message to the meddling media.
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The one glimmer of hope: it could be the Last Dongling for quite some time (until USB-C is usurped as a standard, if that should come to pass.) The move to USB-C would make sense, as it's already an industry standard, unlike the Lightning port and connector, which are proprietary Apple creations.
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The separation of powers, a fundamental principle of the United States Constitution, between the Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches of government has been usurped with a separation of party loyalties across the branches of government by party devotion and conformance demands without regard to the politician's oath of office or their constitutional duties and responsibilities.
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The beloved brands of old – Banana Republic, Ralph Lauren, Gap – are stale and they were initially usurped by American Apparel and then fully shattered by upstarts like American Giant, Supreme, and the rest of that Massdrop/Acryonym/Facebook/RageOn world that brings custom fashion to you at a discount (or, in some cases, a decided non-discount).
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It had been a dramatic transformation: just six years after those tape-delayed 1981 Finals between the Celtics and the Rockets drew a Nielsen rating of 6.7, the Lakers and the Celtics pulled a 15.9 for their Finals showdown; in 1992, the Dream Team won Olympic gold and usurped the Beatles as the most famous people in the world.
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Wilson, as it happens, is a favorite Claremont bête noire: the founder of the modern "administrative state," the unelected, unaccountable rule-by-bureaucracy that has, the story goes, usurped the founders' vision of rule by the people (and which reached its apogee with Barack Obama, Mr. Kesler argued in his 2012 book, "I Am the Change").
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"You have usurped the right of the people to make a decision that's fully within their power," Roxanne Weber, a software engineer from Pierre, told a state Senate committee on Wednesday, before the panel voted to send the plan to repeal the ethics package to the full Senate — a final step before it can go to the governor.
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Spencer has usurped Father Gabriel as Alexandria's most useless inhabitant: Gabriel at least has the presence of mind to pretend that Maggie is dead to account for her absence when Negan asks about her, whereas Spencer just spends the episode continuing to undermine Rick, with his hidden gun stash putting everyone (especially poor Olivia) in danger.
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The city had only recently usurped Paris as the center of contemporary art with the rise of Abstract Expressionism, a distinctly American painting style defined by spontaneous marks and obsessive explorations of color, which by the beginning of the '50s had become a world-famous aesthetic movement thanks to artists like Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko and Willem de Kooning.
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The plot, as in Arcadia, follows Basilius's attempt to thwart the Oracle's dire prophecy — his daughters, Philoclea (Alexandra Socha) and Pamela (Bonnie Milligan), will fall prey to unsuitable suitors, one a liar and the other not a man; he and his wife, Gynecia (Rachel York), will (somehow) commit adultery with each other; and his crown will be usurped by a worthier king.
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Williams also suffers from chronic status anxiety, despairing over the slow start to his film career (which doesn't achieve box-office liftoff until "Good Morning, Vietnam" in 1987), and, even after he has become a bona fide movie star, fretting that his place in the comedy firmament is being usurped by some upstart — say, Jim Carrey during his "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" ascendancy.
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Let's go to the videotape to review: First, the Justice Department inspector general found that Comey wrongly usurped the powers of the attorney general when he chose to make his own decision not to prosecute Hillary Clinton in the classified email investigation and that he violated department policies by announcing the re-opening and the closing of the Clinton email case, the latter just days before Election Day.
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At a time when the United States is overflowing with initiatives aimed at remembering a painful and unfair past — marking the places where lynchings occurred, where native lands were usurped, where Japanese-Americans were interned — installing some sort of monument at places like the Johnston Regional Airport would help to remind Americans of the suffering inflicted in their name at an ordinary place that is not remote from their everyday lives.
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Vautier's "ego equals art" position has long been in the process of being usurped by Robert Filliou's development of the concept of Eternal Network — Filliou and George Brecht closed their art space La Cédille Qui Sourit in Villefranche in 153 and announced the formation of this network — which holds that the purpose of art is to make life more important than art (a communications concept that foreshadowed other networks subsequently made possible by the internet).
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While a bunch of young adults hopped up on Red Bull measured by a decibal reader is perhaps not the best indicator of cultural tendencies, at last weekend's enthralling Culture Clash event—that Red Bull flew me out to attend—in a warehouse on the outskirts of the city, Zaytoven was usurped by Kranium, the New York dancehall artist carving a path for his Jamaican-indebted songs wherever the speakers blast loudest.
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A coalition of conservative groups has filed an ethics complaint against Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy Pelosi50 Cent meets with Pelosi, lawmakers on Capitol Hill Democrats raise stakes with impeachment vote Overnight Energy: House passes bill to prohibit mining near Grand Canyon| Union says EPA refuses to renegotiate contract | Climate protesters occupy Pelosi's office over California fires MORE (D-Calif.) claiming that she has usurped authority from the executive branch and "weaponized" the impeachment process.
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Other work that examined the contentious, political nature of landscapes: At Pinta Art Fair, in Karina Chechik's mixed media work, "Hacia la Tierra del Fuego" (included in "Neither Barbarism nor Civilization: Cultures in Dialogue," a project by the General Consulate and Center for the Promotion of the Argentinian Republic in Miami and curated by the Aluna Curatorial Collective) she re-traces maps of her native Argentina to highlight the spaces named and usurped by colonizers.
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