Looting of their properties and appropriation of their business establishments are undertaken to ensure that they do not return. |
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Recently sociolinguistics have been paying much attention to the appropriation of English across the globe. |
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Again, the courts' reluctance to countenance the compulsory appropriation of private rights is evident. |
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In Eliot's appropriation of the legend, however, the narrative of masculine attainment is rescripted as an initiation ritual. |
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So if need be, yes, there could be a rider on their appropriation bill that no money should be expended by the FCC to administer the Powell rule. |
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Once again, isn't it worth asking why these types of appropriation bill riders are allowed? |
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I think there will be money in a supplemental appropriation as early as next week. |
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Many of the works on the political side of the spectrum relied on fragmentation, appropriation and postmodern distancing to make their points. |
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The appropriation and resignification of images and other cultural products, of course, is a common cross-cultural occurrence. |
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Both the copies and the rubbings are completely different in spirit from postmodernist appropriation. |
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The power of this image has begun a trend of appropriation within art culture. |
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In this sense, one of the primary postconceptualist strategy, appropriation, was deployed rapaciously upon Conceptual art itself. |
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Congress actually passed a bill which made Sunday closing a condition for the appropriation of federal money. |
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The bill called for a modest appropriation of five million dollars per year to launch the project. |
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An important technique of contemporary music making involves the appropriation of older recordings through the use of digital sampling. |
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In appropriating reproductive power without women, it enacts an appropriation of maternity by patriarchy. |
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Part of it seems to be an appropriation and sharing of the Maori concept of turangawaewae. |
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The wording of section 3 seems to allow a simple change of mind, unaccompanied by any overt act, to constitute appropriation. |
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This scheme is Otsuka's response to Locke's proviso governing the appropriation of unowned resources. |
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Such a novel would have been a piece of brass-necked theft, or a massive act of cultural appropriation. |
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However, Barron's largely uncritical appropriation of Gothic architecture for the 21st century troubles me. |
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Capital grows and expands through the appropriation of surplus labour from the working class. |
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The zine was a collection of random findings, blatant appropriation and collages. |
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This relation is not one of appropriation, possession, or passive representation of knowledge, but of communion and co-creative participation. |
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Compiling involves not only reading, but the appropriation of ideas and words by the compiler. |
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Some of the examples he discusses may remind us of the metaphorical appropriation of biology by racist craniometry in the nineteenth century. |
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Bacon's Rebellion marked an appropriation of the Powhatans ' external trade routes. |
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This correspondence and subsequent appropriation may not have been deliberate or completely conscious. |
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But Pinsky's more fully developed critique is of an emerging poetic diction susceptible to a too easy appropriation. |
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Many of our everyday practices involve the appropriation of digital technologies. |
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When a state's appropriation imparts too generous a benefit to religion alone, the establishment clause should provide a pathway to dissent. |
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The appropriation of Greek monuments and statuary continued. |
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This provides that a person's appropriation of another's property is not to be regarded as dishonest if he believes that he has the right in law to deprive the other of it. |
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Western gatekeepers thus controlled the axis of appropriation. |
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What's tricky is that people can conflate those ideas about collage and appropriation and art and culture with ideas about downloading and file-sharing. |
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The Western appropriation of communist kitsch thrived during the Cold War, for purposes both earnest and ironic, and it has not abated since then. |
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The compelling visuality of the work of art resists appropriation by either the cleverness of historical explanations or the eloquence of descriptive language. |
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Because of the role celebrities play in our society, the creative appropriation of celebrity images can also be an important avenue for individual expression. |
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More specifically, there are signs that the photographer put an idiosyncratic and skeptical spin on his appropriation of various graphic tactics and values. |
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In other words, Duchamp contradicted the progressivist and evolutionary assumptions, but viewed the appropriation of other cultures as unproblematic. |
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Interpretation is a struggle between instinctive, untutored, untheorized modes of appropriation and institutional conventions, codes, practices, and doctrinal manipulation. |
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The economy has been weakened by the appropriation of the country's resources by corrupt officials. |
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Techniques such as appropriation and collaging originated in the Arts, with the Cubists, Dadaists, and Surrealists at the beginning of the twentieth century. |
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Firstly extending CPOs in this way would be yet another indication of the increased regulation of private property and its easy appropriation by the State. |
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Even more germanely, in his essays, he condemns the appropriation of Native stories by nonAboriginal writers as well as the latter's pretence of going Native. |
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And a private member's bill is legislation covering anything other than legislation imposing or varying a tax or requiring the appropriation of revenue. |
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Thus even if George's secondary argument were rendered nugatory by Spahr's objection, his primary argument would still vindicate the public appropriation of ground rent. |
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Further evidence for his radical theology lies in his appropriation of the names of the Olympian gods for his roots of matter and his cosmic forces. |
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The requirement of a legislative appropriation applies to an expenditure by the Crown to perform a contract no less than an expenditure for any other purpose. |
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An exception applies, however, if the foreign branch of the bank closes down prior to the appropriation or attachment of the funds by the foreign government. |
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The foregoing analysis of appropriation bills, statutes, and attendant documents explains how the General Assembly of North Carolina came to adopt performance funding. |
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They were equally amazed to learn that Ed Piskor was white, but not a word was said about cultural exploitation or appropriation. |
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Now a particularly ugly strand of this phenomenon, Native American appropriation, is hogging the spotlight. |
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At which point you might be baffled by the laughable insensitivity, or unsettled and disgusted by this appropriation. |
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The addition of this appropriation prompted Sen. John McCain to rage, calling it disgusting. |
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Given this view of the progressive metaphysical appropriation of ontology as a wrong turn, Heidegger has no choice but go back to the start and take another fork in the road. |
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She may be disappointed about the false appropriation of such Twilight lingo. |
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In this way, inspiration becomes appropriation, which leads directly to theft and erasure. |
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To meet the higher pensionary payments due to increase in the number of pensioners and higher dearness relief, appropriation to the Pension Fund has been enhanced. |
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But over time, the concept of cultural appropriation has morphed into a parody of the original idea. |
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The only way that this can be achieved, it seems, is by the wilful and purposeful appropriation of Aboriginal narratives by non-indigenous Australians. |
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Generally, what is considered reclamation is rather appropriation or confiscation of what is legitimately and historically part of the waterbodies. |
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Issues of cultural appropriation and colonialism come to the surface against a backdrop of often confusing or nonsensical vignettes from various Tintin stories. |
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The genocide, dehumanisation of the people through forced labour, expropriation of land and appropriation of cattle all contributed to the redefinition of manhood. |
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While I know plagiarism, appropriation, copying, etc exist, I also know that every instance of similarity does not equal an instance of compromised professional ethics. |
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The film is humorous at times, yet it ultimately symbolizes something more serious, namely the fine line between white admiration and white appropriation of black culture. |
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We've had the authorization for years, but we've never gotten an appropriation. |
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The appropriation may be severed, and the church become disappropriate, two ways. |
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The Australian senate had threatened to block the Government's budget by refusing to pass the necessary appropriation bills. |
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Technically, DOE did not need authority to reprogram the funds as long as the spending didn't span different appropriation line items. |
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Sturgess offers an important context for the appropriation of Shakespeare in the book's assessment of Anglo-Saxonism in America. |
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Richard Prince is known for exploring the art of appropriation. |
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If an appropriation bill fails, the government is not granted the money to fund the government's activities and enact its policies. |
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The appropriation of others' works caused minor controversy and some of the figurines were stolen in protest. |
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The administration of parishes was often given over to local monastic institutions in a process known as appropriation. |
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Degas' most clear appropriation is of the woman leaning on a closed umbrella which is borrowed directly from Hokusai's Random Sketches. |
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The term technology is used loosely, referring to a more widespread use of existing methods rather than an appropriation of new technologies. |
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The main work is not the translation at all, but Nabokov's appropriation of it through his inflated peritext. |
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Most parliamentary democracies require an appropriation bill or something similar to be passed by parliament in order for a government to receive money to enact its policies. |
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Since then Zendaya has joined the ranks of young celebrities such as 16-year-old Hunger Games actress Amandla Stenberg, who have spoken out against cultural appropriation. |
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This party's opponents sometimes satirize its appropriation of her image. |
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