It will require political courage – the courage to challenge the corporate power that is quickly appropriating our food systems.
Unfortunately, however, they pointed to Hitler, who quickly appropriated the mountain imagery for his own propaganda ends.
With the Emperor Constantine's conversion to Christianity in the fourth century, customs were quickly appropriated and refashioned, as the sun and God's son became inextricably entwined.
The soul-searching began when Nirvana's Nevermind brought alt-rock crashing into the mainstream and the tropes of an underground culture were quickly appropriated by Hollywood, fashion labels and brands.
Finns quickly appropriated the Second as an emblem of national liberation; the conductor Robert Kajanus heard in it "the most broken-hearted protest against all the injustice that threatens at the present time," together with "confident prospects for the future".
By contrast, Hollywood honored Copland with an Oscar (for "The Heiress," despite its non-Copland title music) and quickly appropriated his lean, modernist style for psychological dramas and the grander horse operas.
As a child, she catches the eye of the plantation owner's sister, and is quickly appropriated to become her lady's maid; not to worry, John Howarth assures his sister Caroline, she would soon have been sold on in any case, and "they are dreadful mothers, these negroes".
Douglass quickly appropriated Brown's ideals, while distancing himself from the particular of Brown's fatal actions, and used the raid at Harper's Ferry to launch further criticisms against President Lincoln for his reluctance to support abolitionism.
There were soon demands that the capital be relocated to Pittsburgh or Philadelphia; the legislature quickly appropriated money to build a new capitol in Harrisburg.
Moreover, Galloway observes that when Congress authorizes a USACE project, the money for it is quickly appropriated.
