John Glenn, who captured the nation's attention in 1962 as the first American to orbit the Earth during a tense time when the United States sought supremacy over the Soviet Union in the space race, and who rocketed back into space 36 years later, becoming the oldest astronaut in history, died Dec. 8 at a hospital in Columbus, Ohio.
In the 1980s, it sought supremacy in data communications against AT&T ; the diversion crippled IBM and its stock for a decade.
The authors argue that notwithstanding Russia's disinclination to be a global challenger, to seek nuclear supremacy, to amass forces to threaten Europe and willingness to "reset" relations with the Obama administration, Russia has used nuclear threats to coerce some of its neighbors and may do so again.
Bavaria has created a cluster for environmental technology in Augsburg and for medical technology around Nuremberg, and is seeking other areas of supremacy.
Pro-Khamenei conservatives say Ahmadinejad's chief of staff and close ally is seeking to undermine the supremacy of the leader by advocating nationalism and putting Iran ahead of Islam.
But an investigation by The New York Times found that the collapse of the project, at a loss of at least $4 billion, was all but inevitable — the result of a troubled partnership between a government seeking to maintain the supremacy of its intelligence technology, but on a constrained budget, and a contractor all too willing to make promises it ultimately could not keep.
It believes in Hindutva, an ideology seeking to establish the supremacy of the Hindus and the Hindu way of life.
I became attracted to ideologies involving seeking to regain the supremacy that Muslims had once possessed, and I began to desire martyrdom in the battlefield.
Since then, Osama bin Laden and his Islamist followers opened dozens of new fronts seeking to impose Islamic supremacy over Western values.
