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Legislative aides said it would supersede local laws and take effect 60 days after the bill was signed.

Aides to Mr. Cuomo disputed the notion that it would not be sweeping, saying it would supersede the "last in, first out" policy and in the long term provide a more objective way of making hiring decisions.

In the eyes of the generals, it would supersede an election in 1990 that they annulled when Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi's party, the National League for Democracy, won more than 80percentt of the seats.

But even if the state is an individual, it does not follow that its interests would supersede the interests of its citizens.

If the initiative passes, its provisions would supersede new laws approved by the Legislature where they overlap.

The state law being written would be stricter than New York City's law, which allows smoking in small restaurants, and would supersede it.

The new collider was specifically designed to hunt for the Higgs particle, which is key both to the Standard Model and to any greater theory that would supersede it.

The legislation did not mandate that its broader exemptions would supersede Proposition 63, so the initiative's narrower exemptions would apply if it passes.

While state and federal drug laws would supersede the local measure, rendering it moot, proponents say it would be an important first step in challenging the thinking that makes using marijuana a criminal offense but drinking alcohol socially acceptable, even desirable.

She stated before the start of London 2012 that it was inevitable that younger and better swimmers would supersede her and she was looking forward to finding out who they were.

He knew that Jackson's addiction would supersede any common sense when it came to administering doses to himself.