After the Communists came to power, the arts were repurposed as a political tool and subsumed into the Department of Propaganda.
But the hippie got a raw deal, all that utopian drive and fury subsumed into a cartoon of unchecked approval, a creature of easily won and essentially personal endorsements.
Under the pact, which ends a war that has claimed 14,000 lives, the Maoist guerrillas will disarm under the watch of the UN and be subsumed into a national army.
Less remarked upon is the sly double-edged effect of their films, where colorblind casting or the use of actors with disabilities can function equally as sight gag and social comment, and where the comic traditions of cruelty and mortification are subsumed into a spirit of inclusiveness.
There's always a fine balance in direct-action campaigns between making your point theatrically and not being subsumed into a battle of law and order.
His report recommended that A-levels and GCSEs be subsumed into a diploma offering better vocational routes and basic skills training in numeracy, literacy and ICT skills.
In keeping with Wurm's tongue-in-cheek approach to formalism, and his proclivity for a certain shade of pink that democratizes his miscellany of creations, the sculpture is attired in a proper New York trench coat and its arms and head have been subsumed into a solid block of an abdomen, somewhat mirroring the hotel's own rectilinear silhouette, but also bringing to mind a giant Popsicle.
There is still a lot to be done in removing operational cost inside the data center: Now-separate elements like compute, storage and networking are increasingly intertwined, and may eventually be subsumed into a single basic operation where few programmers go.
Then, in the early 1990s, some Asians argued that those same intellectual and social traditions, now subsumed into a broader concept Asian values, they were called—helped explain East Asia's remarkable economic success, and prepared the region for global dominance in what was to be the "Pacific century".
Otherwise gender and art-world politics are subsumed into a kind of historical excavation of the figure.
