They began to subvert it from a movement about freedom and justice into something very different.
No sooner has Josh achieved "perm status," as he calls it, than he begins to subvert his own good fortune.
Well before the Americans left, Mr Maliki had begun to subvert the non-sectarian professional army with its many Sunni and Kurdish officers that in 2008, with American help, had vanquished unruly Shia militias making bloody sectarian mayhem.
Then over a period of a few weeks the bacteria began to subvert the nerves for their own ends.
However, as the Soviet Union disintegrated in the early 1990s, a small group of ordinary Tallinn residents began to subvert the normal dynamic of surveillance, cleverly using the tools and tactics of the KGB against the Soviets themselves.
In fact, it's only recently that South Asian-Americans have begun to subvert the caricatures most often placed upon them: turban-wearing convenience store clerk; bloodthirsty terrorist (often still turban-clad); exotic goddess; nerd; spiritual guru.
Institutional critique was born in the political climate of the late nineteen-sixties, when conceptual artists began to mischievously subvert the conventions of the museum and the gallery.
Encouraged by the Baghdad court, al-Amin began trying to subvert the autonomous status of Khurasan; Qasim was quickly sidelined.
And those effects -- the various ways in which information subverts hierarchy -- are beginning to change medicine fundamentally.
As if they needed help to be emboldened, California's foie-loving chefs have already begun announcing plans to subvert this ban by giving out "complimentary foie gras" (probably with very expensive brioche toasts) and offering to cook legally-obtained foie gras brought into the restaurant by customers (we are sorry to tell you they're referring to this as a "foie-kage fee").
Mendizábal had already begun to construct a counter-scenario to subvert CICIG's theory of Rosenberg's death.
