But the formal usurpation of its rightful powers provoked new outrage.
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Usurpation is then an easy attainment and an usurper soon found.
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It was "the beginning of the end of [Maduro's] usurpation," Guaidó declared.
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Here the right and honorable thing basically involves usurping his girlfriend's usurpation.
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Unless Maduros usurpation ends, he and his cronies will be strangled financially.
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This would be an unconstitutional usurpation of the powers granted to Congress.
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That was a usurpation greater than any violation of a specific statute.
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Unless Maduro's usurpation ends, he and his cronies will be strangled financially.
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"The people of Venezuela began the end of the usurpation," Guaidó tweeted Tuesday.
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Our nation was founded in a rejection of the capricious usurpation of power.
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They saw the Mary Wards as their rightful property and resented this usurpation.
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It will be a miracle if we merely stop the usurpation from getting worse.
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"It is time to end the usurpation," Guaido wrote on Twitter on Tuesday night.
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They are also pervaded by corruption and usurpation of public resources for private gain.
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"There we committed ourselves to contribute to the end of the usurpation," he added.
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Sanders has railed against the closed primary as an undemocratic usurpation of the popular will.
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Trump's core success here has been his usurpation of amorphous anger into his political identity.
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Yet Cercas was uneasy about what he considered a government usurpation of free intellectual inquiry.
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"Venezuela knows that the light will arrive with the end of the usurpation," Guaido tweeted.
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It is being challenged in court as an unconstitutional usurpation of Congress' power of the purse.
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It should stand by the National Assembly and the legitimate institutions against the usurpation of democracy.
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Abuse of executive power and usurpation of Congress's powers are threats to all areas of law.
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Conservative judges view originalism as an essential bulwark against the judicial and presidential usurpation of legislative powers.
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Still, it's never sat especially well with lawmakers, who saw it as a usurpation of their power.
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Mr. Trump's attempt to destroy the law any way he can is an unconstitutional usurpation of power.
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Compelling Congress to stand up for its powers and against executive branch usurpation requires leadership and courage.
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But such talk is intended to evoke corruption in the sense of the usurpation of traditional order.
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He added that the people he met with made a "commitment" to ending the "usurpation" of President Maduro.
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Rather than being contrite about an obvious usurpation of prosecutorial power, he was unapologetic, arrogant and self-righteous.
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Usually, the word is meant as a slur, a way of equating Jews with terror and foreign usurpation.
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"I swear to assume all the powers of the presidency to secure an end of the usurpation," he said.
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It will be a usurpation, and the usurper has no validity, no credibility and no authority under the Constitution.
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"We filed a complaint for usurpation by (the) employees," Blaisdell said outside the court where the suit was filed.
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Demonstrators carried photos of Nemtsov and posters reading "No to eternal Putin" and "No to the usurpation of power".
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On "Fox News Sunday", he called the recent decisions by district and circuit court judges "a judicial usurpation of power".
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"The order below represents an ordinary exercise of the judicial review power, not a usurpation of legislative authority," they wrote.
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Allowing the executive branch to declare a national emergency along these lines opens the door to yet more executive usurpation.
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Conservative believers in state autonomy may understandably balk at such a proposal as yet another federal usurpation of state power.
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They are instead a kind of usurpation of a longer and quite possibly richer human practice of mobility and freedom.
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White Republicans acquiesced to Democrats' usurpation of power in the South in order to continue to compete as a national party.
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Mr. Temer was already on the defensive over claims by Ms. Rousseff that her ouster was an illegal usurpation of power.
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But what Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his confreres are proposing is different, amounting to an usurpation of a presidential prerogative.
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More importantly, the episode subtly grapples with a common anxiety: feeling like an unworthy impostor who may be due for an usurpation.
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It is also clear that she approved of this ultra-vires usurpation so long as it was her political opponents who suffered.
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Protesters held up banners reading "No to the usurpation of power" and "We don't need a tsar", photos from the events showed.
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"The end of the usurpation will be the end of hunger," he said, and called on Venezuelans to reject the Maduro government.
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Q. Nearly seven years later, the Trump administration believes, as do some states, that DACA is unconstitutional — an executive usurpation of power.
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This is a graver crisis than Watergate, which was about corruption, not the usurpation of our laws and our checks and balances.
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" He refers to Wittgenstein on history and in his usurpation of facts and stories resembles Charles Kinbote in Vladimir Nabokov's "Pale Fire.
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"Citibank has been asked to stand by and not invoke the guarantee until the end of the usurpation," Alvarado said in an interview.
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It falls to us, the judiciary, as the remaining branch of the government, to act as a check on such usurpation of power.
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"The end of the usurpation will be the end of hunger," he added, as he called for Venezuelans to reject the Maduro government.
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And if anyone was a beneficiary of such usurpation of the will of the voters, it certainly wouldn't be an outsider like Sanders.
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Through the complaint, Eastwood wants remedy for "swindling through outright usurpation, covert intellectual property transfers, and corporate shell games," according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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China has already established itself as the world's superpower, a position cemented by its usurpation of the number 1 as its international calling code.
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"Our troops know that the chain of command is broken due to the usurpation of the presidency," Mr. Guaidó wrote on Twitter on Monday.
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This was an about-turn for Mr Zerpa, who in 0003 wrote the court's opinion justifying the usurpation of the legislature's powers by the government.
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Mr. Guaidó claimed that "the definitive end of the usurpation starts today," but it was not clear how many civilians or soldiers would heed him.
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In some cases, this has a racial basis, and usurpation anxiety grades into racial nostalgia, which can grade into outright racism, albeit cloaked in disclaimer.
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But few pictures attempt to take a hard look at what it all means — perhaps because the entertainment business has some resentment about its digital usurpation.
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At what point does the gap between parental and state views of what is best for a child require direct intervention, or the usurpation of parental rights?
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"We want the American government to understand that the worst that can happen for the end of the usurpation is to not protect Venezuela's assets," he said.
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The Government of Puerto Rico opposed such request and argued that it was an overreach by the Financial Oversight Board and a usurpation of its legal authority.
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Although Mr. Guaidó's three-part sequence — end of usurpation, transition government and elections — is very popular, his coalition must be flexible and make hard choices about priorities.
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This I.G. report absolutely confirms everything he said about Rod Rosenstein&aposs bad decision making and failure to adhere to policy, his usurpation of authority and the like.
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That we were going to go back in, organize in groups to put a stop to the usurpation, but in the end we didn't do any of that.
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Now, in 25, he is the last surviving George Martin of note and an unlikely bulwark against prestige television's usurpation of the novel as our culture's dominant storytelling form.
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He said he was interested in talking to anybody, civilian or military, who would support ending what he calls Maduro's "usurpation" and back a transition government and free elections.
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Indeed, the senators who drafted the amendment openly acknowledged that if this power were to be utilized by "rogues," it could result in "usurpation" of the presidency, as then-Sen.
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Carly on the other hand, has challenged and bested the entrenched feminist politicos who purport to advance women's rights even as they advance the usurpation of the rights of children.
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"It will be a political march, the main aim of which will be to call for the rotation of power and to protest against the usurpation of power," said Yashin.
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"I believe there's a good chance that, in a legal challenge, that a court will overturn Congress' actions here as an unconstitutional usurpation of the executive branch's powers," he said.
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The second reason is that for months leading up to the primary, Sanders's supporters have argued that the superdelegates should be ignored as an undemocratic usurpation of the popular will.
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"My worst nightmare is the politicization of the relationship between the U.S. and Ukraine and, also, the usurpation of authorities, you know, for other people's personal vested interests," Ms. Hill said.
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The onus is now on the GOP-led Congress to act, particularly given that for eight years, the GOP has railed against President Obama's usurpation of their authority to regulate immigration.
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While Mr. Erdogan's critics have denounced what they see as a bald usurpation of power that has subverted democracy and polarized the country, many Turks, frightened and uncertain, are not complaining.
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She believed that their effortful "documentation," as she scornfully called it, would further distort her history with Lowell, even more than the usurpation of her letters by his poetry already had.
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"I swear to assume all the powers of the presidency to secure an end to the usurpation," 35-year old Guaido, the head of the opposition-run congress, told an exuberant crowd.
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"I swear to assume all the powers of the presidency to secure an end to the usurpation," 313-year old Guaido, the head of the opposition-run congress, told an exuberant crowd.
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"Our roadmap is clear: to achieve the end of the usurpation via national unity and internal and external pressure," Guaido wrote in an op-ed in the Washington Post published on Tuesday.
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First, he criticized the decision to announce, on July 5, 2016, that the investigation was closed — saying that this amounted to a usurpation of the authority of then–Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
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One of the most tenacious and remarkable native elders, Roberta Blackgoat, was Diné, Navajo, and waged an incessant fight against Peabody Coal's usurpation of her people's land for coal at Black Mesa.
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"This is the moment to move forward to achieve the cessation of the usurpation that would allow to end the crisis in Venezuela, recover our country and stabilize the region," he added.
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Among opposition politicians, we have come up with three strategic points of agreement as part of our road map to democracy: an end to the usurpation; a transitional government; and free elections.
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Before he had even completed his inaugural speech, the United States decried a "usurpation of power," and Paraguay announced it was cutting diplomatic ties - highlighting the growing isolation that Maduro will face.
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"A demonstrably incorrect judicial decision, by contrast, is tantamount to making law, and adhering to it both disregards the supremacy of the Constitution and perpetuates a usurpation of the legislative power," Thomas wrote.
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"Without action by this Court to prevent the Administration's usurpation of congressional authority, the unchecked expansion of the Executive's power at the expense of the Legislative Branch will threaten our democracy," it continues.
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Congress is perhaps most to blame, however, since the legislative body did nothing to prevent this usurpation of its authority over immigration, having done nothing in 2012 to stop the original DACA amnesty.
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But if some hope to turn the story into a more positive one of ethical science, feminist artists and critics have read it as an allegory of male usurpation of female procreative power.
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Dr. Bob, for instance, Abigail and Megan's willing confederate and the slavelike sexual partner of both sisters, stands in for Edmund, Gloucester's scheming bastard son; like Edmund, the doctor is secretly plotting usurpation.
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The U.S. should consider the dissolution of the National Assembly, the usurpation of its powers, or any changes to the Venezuelan Constitution as "red lines" that would trigger a new rounds of sanctions.
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"The district judge's decision unilaterally to re-impose a program that Congress had explicitly and repeatedly rejected is a usurpation of legislative authority," deputy press secretary Raj Shah said in a Monday statement.
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"No one wants fake dialogue ... the only thing we want to negotiate is the end of the usurpation," he told a crowd clustered in a plaza in Caracas' Chacao district, an opposition stronghold.
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"Without action by this Court to prevent the Administration's usurpation of congressional authority, the unchecked expansion of the Executive's power at the expense of the Legislative Branch will threaten our democracy," the brief adds.
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" • Why Delaware's Court of Chancery should reject a CBS board move to dilute the Redstones' voting power to 2583 percent from 22008 percent: "This is an unprecedented usurpation of a controlling stockholder's voting power.
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Mr Guaidó's oft-repeated three-point programme, backed by Donald Trump's administration, is "an end to the usurpation" (meaning that Mr Maduro steps down), a transitional government and a free presidential election within a year.
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Juan Guaidó, who declared himself interim president in January and has been recognized as president by most Latin American countries and the US, said soldiers should help him end the "usurpation" of President Nicolás Maduro.
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"Well, I'll submit to you that the history of the present United States Supreme Court, and legislature, is the history of repeated injuries and usurpation," he said, referencing the language of the Declaration of Independence.
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" And if that wasn't strong enough medicine, her opinion includes this observation: "It falls to us, the judiciary, as the remaining branch of the government, to act as a check on such usurpation of power.
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Before dawn on April 30th Juan Guaidó, Venezuela's rival young president, had launched what he billed as the final push to end this "usurpation" (on the basis that Mr Maduro rigged the presidential election in 2018).
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Joel Trachtman, a professor of international law at Tufts University, argues that, since commerce and trade fall under the remit of Congress, withdrawal without their approval "would be a usurpation of Congress's powers under the constitution".
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The Spanish government's usurpation of institutions through Article 155 of the Constitution, a tool that allows Madrid to take administrative control of Catalonia, has caused an outcry and our response to it has become a priority.
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In January, Juan Guaidó declared himself interim president, and was recognized by most Latin American countries and the US. Now, Guaidó is calling on the country's soldiers to help him end the "usurpation" of President Nicolás Maduro.
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Mr. Comey met with Mr. Bush the next day about the episode, and he and more than a dozen other officials threatened to resign over what they saw as a usurpation of power by White House officials.
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"Venezuela's diplomatic mission in the United States is working not only to achieve the end of the usurpation and the formal establishment of a transition government, but also on responding to the needs of Venezuelans," Marcano said.
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Now, if the guards find there's some usurpation of the self-governing society from the dark side or an emperor, we might not object so much if the guards are worried about that; that might be okay.
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Speaking alongside opposition figure Leopoldo Lopez -- apparently freed from house arrest by defecting soldiers -- Guaido declared the "start of the end of the usurpation" in a video filmed outside La Carlota military airbase in Caracas early on Tuesday.
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State regulators have filed suit against the OCC, arguing that the special charters are a usurpation of their right to set banking regulations, and could serve as a means for fintech companies to avoid more onerous state rules.
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First, he has stated his commitment to stop Maduro's usurpation of power on the basis of the framework provided by the Venezuelan Constitution, and the broad rejection of the results of the fraudulent election held in May 2018.
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PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - The owner of the Trump hotel in Panama City has filed a suit against four members of staff for "usurpation," accusing them of refusing him entry to the building, his lawyer said late on Friday.
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Justice Thomas concurred separately, asserting more boldly that Chevron deference was a usurpation of judges' constitutional power to interpret federal laws and "say what the law is" — a power acknowledged to belong to the judiciary since Marbury v.
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"The United States is currently considering all diplomatic, political, and economic tools in its arsenal in response to the usurpation of power by the illegitimate Maduro regime," Marquis said when asked if the US was considering an oil embargo.
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" Guaido, in a speech on Thursday, confirmed opposition envoys were in Norway, which was mediating between both sides, but said they would not get involved in a "false negotiation that does not lead to the end of the usurpation.
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This usurpation may violate Article I, section 4 of the federal constitution (the so-called "elections clause"), Republican legislators argue, which specifies that state legislatures are responsible for prescribing the "times, places and manner of holding elections for senators and representatives".
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From this self-enclosed landscape — we never leave the living room — Pinter maps out themes of dominance and usurpation that he would revisit throughout a lifetime of plays that shifted over the years from the domestic to the more overtly political.
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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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Falstaff, himself cartoonishly expanded on the outside, is also a human Tardis, much bigger inside than out, a kingdom got not by usurpation or bloodshed, but by pressing his being so close to life that he becomes the imprint of it.
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Now Apple is incorporating ECGs into the Apple watch's native software and hardware, a move that must temper AliveCor's investors, but such usurpation is a known risk in an industry where platforms routinely push around, and push out, their developers.
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Even while calling for Facebook to do better, Black Lives Matter, and all of the organizations, are steadfast in the belief that the usurpation of their causes by Russian agitators do not diminish the legitimacy of what they're fighting for.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A White House official on Sunday attacked a U.S. court ruling that blocked President Donald Trump's executive order on immigration as a "judicial usurpation of power" and said the administration was considering a range of options, including a new order.
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Bloom, who had never met Ozick but rated her novellas "Envy; or, Yiddish in America" and "Usurpation (Other People's Stories)" as "unequaled in her generation," agreed to participate with the understanding that neither of them was to read from a prepared text.
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In Leftist minds, the Trump presidency is an act of ungodly usurpation — some twisted "Art of the Deal" takeover and gaming of the system — which not only commands his smiting, but also requires that it be carried out expeditiously with vengeance and humiliation.
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Although Lil Wayne, as the pre-eminent pop crossover artist, is partly responsible for this, his style of punchlines piled on punchlines is not necessarily suited to it, as Drake's (and Kanye's, for that matter) gradual usurpation of his place has shown.
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This became the source of a wealth of stories and revelations he has used in his work; many of which focus on power and usurpation in personal relationships and national politics, but also with the loss of loved ones through death or separation.
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The New York Times reported shortly after that it was actually Zardulu's creation titled "The Usurpation of Ouranos," based on a myth about Ouranos, a god who imprisoned his children in the underworld, only to have his son Kronos castrate him and usurp the throne.
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" Dowd told Fox News in an email, "The clear evidence of his usurpation of power, violation of his oath of office and material false statements to the public and the Congress all to conceal his own misconduct warranted a criminal referral of Comey's conduct.
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But even if that idea sounds hyperbolic (but it doesn't, right?), there is a deeper fear of usurpation through tech — a worry that these companies could grow so large and become so deeply entrenched in world economies that they could effectively make their own laws.
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On this day in 1973, some 30 members of the newly formed Freshman Democratic Caucus took to the House floor to protest what its members believed to be a usurpation of congressional powers by President Richard Nixon in his execution of White House budgetary policies.
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The early signs are that the limited-government types — led by Mitch McConnell — are so morally bankrupt, after having sold their souls to Trump for two years, they'll even abandon this last core principle and go along with Trump's usurpation of Congress's power of appropriation.
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That snub clearly wasn't Porzingis's idea as much as it was his support team's way of letting the Knicks' owner, James L. Dolan, know that they are all tired of the feuding Jackson has fomented with Carmelo Anthony and Jackson's usurpation of coaches on all things triangle.
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The usurpation of local urban planners and elected officials who have spent years — and in some cases, lifetimes — working to create town, city and county plans that make sense, balancing infrastructure needs (schools, water, sewer, roads etc.) and growth concerns along with commercial and green space priorities, is outrageous.
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His repeated breaches of FBI and Department of Justice norms, including his usurpation of the powers of the Attorney General in July and his inexcusable insertion of the FBI into electoral politics through his letter to Congress eleven days before the election, provided ample grounds for his termination.
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The mayor and his surrogates have more or less been stamping their feet and saying this amounted to usurpation of local taxing power, the city already pays a big share, the governor's forces do not speak with them, and besides, the transit system blows a lot of money on wasteful projects.
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The author got a lot of things right: the subtlety of communication between Sicilians in particular and Italians in general; the incorporation, often reluctant, of mobsters from other ethnic backgrounds into the American Mafia; and, above all, Cosa Nostra's usurpation of responsibilities that belong to the state, including the dispensing of justice.
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So the Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein, who's got, what, 27 years in the Department of Justice, Harvard graduate, served for eight years, as US attorney on the, under President Obama and four years under President Bush, he said that was a usurpation of the position of the Department of Justice, that position.
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The usurpation of Pepe has been linked to two factors: his adoption by members of the rising alt-right movement, and that group's exploitation of the 2016 presidential campaign to disseminate their messages of divisiveness and prejudice (usually on social media, and often accompanied by a wretched-looking racist and anti-Semitic versions of Pepe).
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" With his latest collection, The Resignation (Roof Books, 2018), the poet plays around in this hollowed-out form — empty vocabulary, bankrupt signs, theatrical platitudes — and transforms it through glitchy translations into something that posits "… deposition, giving up, letting go, being forced out, usurpation, ending it all, or stepping down, as existential questions to the hetero-patriarchy.
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And yet there does appear to be a conspiracy afoot, as Lord Royce, Lord Glover, and Maester Wolkan—who, interestingly, seems to come with the castle, as he was master to the Boltons before their usurpation—make their allegiance to Sansa clear and are later caught in the hallways, exchanging rumors and letters with Lord Baelish.
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The complaints from environmental groups, Texas landowners and 16 Democratic states, who say the reallocation of federal funds will harm their residents and economies, focus on Mr Trump's usurpation of Congress's "power of the purse" and draw on the Youngstown case from 1952 in which the Supreme Court chided Harry Truman for seizing the nation's steel mills without legal authorisation.
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After the rigged & botched Crooked Hillary investigation, where she was interviewed on July 4th Weekend, not recorded or sworn in, and where she said she didn't know anything (a lie),.... ....the FBI was in complete turmoil (see N.Y. Post) because of Comey's poor leadership and the way he handled the Clinton mess (not to mention his usurpation of powers from the Justice Department).
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One of the key legal arguments against the policy was that it was a usurpation of congressional authority: Congress had considered protecting unauthorized immigrants via allowing them to get legal status when it debated comprehensive immigration reform in 2013, so the fact that it had not passed that bill was offered as evidence that it did not want those immigrants protected.
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On the other side is the proclaimed government led by Juan Guaidó, president of the freely elected National Assembly, who assumed Venezuela's "interim presidency" in January 2019 on the basis of Maduro's "usurpation" (in the local parlance) and gained almost immediate diplomatic recognition from the United States and then from more than 85033 countries of the Americas and Europe, though not from China, Russia and Cuba.
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After Congress explicitly rejected the president's spending proposal for the border wall, it would be an unconstitutional usurpation of the authority of Congress under Article I, and in fact an attempt by the executive to thoroughly destroy the legislative spending authority clearly provided by Article I, for the president to fabricate a national emergency that is disproven by his own words and effectively disputed by testimony before Congress from his senior military and intelligence advisers.
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C.) and Ben SasseBenjamin (Ben) Eric SasseThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump lauds tariffs on China while backtracking from more To cash in on innovation, remove market barriers for advanced energy technologies Feds face mounting pressure over Epstein's death MORE (R-Neb.) arrived unexpectedly as Trump dined with his family and pressed the president on a proposal that would alleviate the concerns of some members who view the declaration as unconstitutional and a usurpation of congressional authority.
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"Rabid though the press may be on the issue, the original memorandum of the president's thoughts in letter form, the related Department of Justice analysis (which was first initiated before the President independently memorialized his thoughts), the subsequent conclusions of the Department of Justice, and the ultimate summary of each in the final termination letter are quite consistent and focus on the former director's usurpation of powers and other erratic and inexplicable conduct," Cobb wrote, according to Business Insider.
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" In a statement on Tuesday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the executive order was not an embargo but "a significant action" taken "in response to the continuing usurpation of power by Maduro and persons affiliated with him from the legitimate interim government of Interim President Guaido, as well as human rights abuses, including extrajudicial killings, torture, arbitrary arrest and detention of Venezuelan citizens, interference with freedom of expression, including for members of the media, and ongoing attempts to undermine Interim President Guaido and the democratically elected National Assembly's exercise of legitimate authority in Venezuela.
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