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In 1921 Anton Giulio Bragaglia founded the Teatro Sperimentale degli Indipendenti, which borrowed from the Futurists but subordinated mechanics and technology to the play itself.

Israel seems bookended by two major worries that have all but subordinated the Palestinian issue to the back burner: Egypt's future and Iran's centrifuges.

The system of thought known as Scholasticism, culminating in the work of Thomas Aquinas, resurrected reason as a tool of understanding but subordinated it to spiritual revelation and the revealed truths of Christianity.

But the newborn "Integrity Agency" has a serious weakness: it is not independent, but subordinated to the parliament that it is supposed to investigate.Yet the prime minister, Calin Popescu Tariceanu, hailed the new outfit as a great success, proving that his justice minister's negotiating skills trumped the uncompromising style of his predecessor, Monica Macovei.

The painting takes in the architecture and the strolling visitors, but subordinates them both to the play of light on the sand, sea and sky.

USAID programs often help further other broad policy goals as a secondary result, but subordinating them to short-term political objectives increases failure rates.

"I liken our executive team to a jazz quartet in which each player is master of his instrument, but subordinates his playing to that of the group," Mr. Harman writes.

Basic countries have widely differing interests, but have subordinated these to their common short-term goals.

He ran in 2000 as "a uniter, not a divider," but later subordinated that priority to his divisive prosecution of the Iraq war.

After Hitler became chancellor in 1933, he temporized by including Röhm in his cabinet but then subordinated the SA to the party and the army.

BASIC countries have widely differing interests, he said, but have subordinated these to their common short-term goals to block some Western initiatives.