For all his high-toned talk about changing Washington's ways, Mr Obama was careful to co-opt the most powerful interest groups in advance.
Distinguishing features: In choosing Man Ray to take a portrait of Rrose Sélavy, Duchamp co-opted the most adept photographer of glamour on behalf of the 20th century's most celebrated conceptual art.
A generous explanation is that a regime fearful of approaching crisis wants to avoid an Egyptian scenario by co-opting the most active part of the population and offsetting the impact of Mr Putin's likely return as president.
What it reveals is Mr. Jiang's understanding that the Chinese Communist Party could not survive without attracting and co-opting the most dynamic and talented element of the Chinese population, the entrepreneurial business class.
Although there are many types of coagulants available to treat water and wastewater, opting the most effective coagulant for a particular wastewater is important.
Howard's strategy was to aggressively co-opt the most extreme rhetoric around race a tactic that eventually put even Pauline Hanson and One Nation out of business.
(p.24) - "Thus, new strategies emerged passively in the LTR retroelement system and overlapped prior strategies until configuring a network, whereby retroelement lineages co-opted the most adaptive landscape, depending on their molecular dynamics and host distribution.
Sentences like: - "Here new strategies emerged passively and overlapped with prior strategies until configuring a complex network, whereby retroelement lineages co-opted the most adaptive landscape, depending on their molecular dynamics and host distribution.
"They would always opt for the most aggressive treatment".
Unlike my ice cream, I rarely opt for the most expensive laundry soap.
Of several notable Berberian-Berio disks, I opt for the most accessible.
