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subverted
1. “If one of my people was subverted, the proving will reveal it
2. “If he had subverted you earlier, he might have gotten you to poison her IV line, avoiding the mess with the djinn he hired to come after her
3. “Once she was subverted, she was in thrall to the agnate and could not refuse his orders, even when he wasn’t present
4. The authority of the family must be subverted
5. I would have thought that Macmillan would have been anxious to get rid of me, but NO, he subverted ALL my efforts to transfer within OGC, e
6. So she subverted me from day one after I started work in mid-September
7. Sipping tea in a quiet corner he informed me that I had subverted the peaceful running of his household
8. Study your business processes and try to think how the processes might be subverted
9. subverted, by a lie and a premise - nothing’s inviolable – and, anything can be hacked!
10. target, understand the interpersonal relationships that can be subverted, and
11. The painful experience of seeing Parliament stormed and subverted by
12. In their race to excel and to best the lands of their forebears, Americans had subverted their own native intelligence, such as it was, into a passion for unpleasant-truths-evasion any ostrich would envy
13. It’s casting white light on her face, and the murderous thought is subverted by curiosity
14. In other words, these gods could corrupt the spirit of man and consequently, they subverted his living
15. Beginning with hominids, that pathway was subverted and split-off by tool-use
16. But if these blind urges are deflected, reflected, subverted, sabotaged, distorted, they end up just changing shape and surfacing as something else: as endless recurrent urges, needs, symptoms, addictions, fears, obsessions
17. But that means that our subconscious must be dynamically balanced, and that means it's imprinted tape must be overhauled, corrected, re-connected, re-experienced, re-designed: so that its energy flow is not subverted into the wrong places or channels
18. It is only when honest anger is suppressed-repressed or subverted that it begins to rot and turn into hate
19. Such wisdom is then subverted to the purposes of gaining
20. subverted to ignorance, folly, and delusion
21. It unbalanced the regularity of her physiognomy the way her sensual nature subverted her tidy mind
22. Your mother, the queen, the wife of my heart, has corrupted and subverted Roland, earl of Shiring, and his sons, who sent murderers here; but I was forewarned by Thomas, and the murderers were killed
23. She’d followed every command he’d given her since he’d learned how she subverted the compulsion
24. Recently implemented campaign financing rules were easily subverted and the ISI would be able to quietly funnel as much anonymous money to America’s politicians as it pleased
25. They subverted money that customers sent to be loaned in the broker call money market in New York by wiring it out, then back in the next day without booking the return
26. Buchanan, Where the Right Went Wrong: How Neoconservatives Subverted the Reagan Revolution and Hijacked the Bush Presidency, 2004
27. The Spanish authority was subverted, and a situation produced exposing the country to ulterior events which might essentially affect the rights and welfare of the Union
28. A company which is, in itself, a sovereignty—which has subverted empires and set up new dynasties—and has not only made war, but war against its legitimate sovereign! Under the influence of this power, we have seen arise a South Sea Company, and a Mississippi Company, that distracted and convulsed all Europe, and menaced a total overthrow of all credit and confidence, and universal bankruptcy
29. The following are some of the remarks of the Secretary of the Treasury: "If these are truly the foundation laws of the several States, then have most of them subverted their own foundations
30. Had this pledge been faithfully redeemed; had such repeal been had with good faith, it would have subverted the whole continental system and removed all difficulty both between the United States and France, and between us and Great Britain, as it must have produced the actual result required by Great Britain, in restoring the commerce of the world to that state it was in at the promulgation of the decrees
31. Although the United States have thought that they had a good title to the latter province, they did not take possession until after the Spanish authority had been subverted by a revolutionary proceeding, and the contingency of the country being thrown into foreign hands, had forced itself into view