First, she must nullify the radical alterity of the Wholly Other God, arguing that this is a god produced by and for the masculine imaginary and therefore not suitable to women's becoming.
And that position was fanned by the Supreme Court's recent reversal of the appellate court decision she joined that nullified the results of a firefighters' exam in New Haven because a disproportionate number of minority candidates failed it.
In 1991, a year after her National League for Democracy (NLD) won an overwhelming victory in an election the junta later nullified, she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
"Wendy" is coated in a titania nanoparticle spray that neutralizes airborne pollutants, and by the end of the summer she will have reportedly nullified the effects of approximately 260 cars on the road.
So when she learns from Rost, her designated guardian and fellow outcast, about a tribal initiation contest for warriors that, were she to win, would nullify her outcast status, she commits to training for it.
Karolina Dean discovers her alien heritage when she removes the bracelet which nullified her powers.
(There was a half-full bottle of water on the table, but, as she explained, taking a drink from it would have nullified the insistent practice that she'd set up for herself).
She felt that in effect, her caveat was the best she could do to nullify her perceived support.
"The rules can't just be nullified by a new director," she said.
"This sentence is still not firm because Rios Montt's lawyers have already said they will work to nullify it," she added.
She warned local officials that suspect results would be nullified, a position endorsed by Vyacheslav V. Volodin, a senior Putin political adviser who is likely to be the next Duma chairman.
