I know it's not exactly headline news, but I just think that Dictionary.com is in a fairly interesting position in the market right now: a precarious domination that requires no small amount of vigilance to maintain.
It's not a love of domination that makes people violent, but an overpowering need for safety.
Oppression is an encompassing term that can be defined as a system of " domination that denies individuals dignity, human rights, social resources and power" (p.10) [ 32].
Nadal broke soon after to claim the second set, then broke again in Federer's first service game of the third set, a run of domination that included nine straight points.
He has four State of Origin man of the match awards and has been the only player to play every game for the Maroons over the last decade, a period of domination that will never be seen again.
The image of Carlos Sanchez almost walking back to mark Aaron Ramsey when the Welshman scored Arsenal's second epitomised Villa's lacklustre performance, and apart from a period of domination that still produced nothing after half-time, Villa looked every inch the relegation favourites they've become.
It's not a love of domination that makes people violent, but the need for safety, says philosopher John Gray.
(Given its penchant for lies and for anti-semitism, don't be surprised if Breitbart News soon republishes The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, the early 1900s forgery purporting to describe a Jewish plan for global domination that was a favorite of anti-semites Adolf Hitler and Henry Ford).
Besides, of the three that were (Germany, Italy and the Soviet Union), only Germany married popular mobilisation to a racial doctrine and a drive for territorial domination that put all Jews in mortal danger and all of Europe at risk.
Japanese voters sensationally evicted the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP) from power in national elections yesterday, bringing to an end an era of political domination that had endured almost unbroken for 54 years.
