While there is no doubt that decades of corrupt leadership, military rule, poverty, religious radicalism and foreign intervention has catapulted the country into utter chaos and turmoil, the resulting atmosphere of suspicion, denial and mistrust often serves only to subvert any real progress.
Jeff Fanner, a window installer on the way to a job, said he feared that television coverage was beginning to subvert the war's progress.
The new exhibition has several advantages for educators, including a circular arrangement of the exhibition's hominid dioramas, which subverts the linear progress narrative interpreted by many visitors to the previous hall, and a display showing the step-by-step process of hominid model reconstruction by the AMNH's own Gary Sawyer, who built many of the models for display in the dioramas.
However, the real negotiations, one administration official said, are expected to occur behind closed doors during the next few days as the diplomats press their argument that the inclusion of the two agenda items would subvert the conference and impede any progress.
In them George Orwell and Aldous Huxley systematically subvert each of the Enlightenment's engines of progress.
"We view what happened today as a transparent effort by those forces inside Lebanon, as well as interests outside Lebanon, to subvert justice and undermine Lebanon's stability and progress," Mrs. Clinton declared at a news conference.
The results of this study demonstrate that with a pregnancy, preexisting precancerous cells in the breast subvert a normally tightly-controlled STAT5 signaling pathway to benefit their survival and consequently progress more rapidly to cancer.
By design, cities subvert those rhythms.
Our best hopes of progress, however, remain deceptively familiar: understanding ourselves better; asking what aims may serve not only our survival, but also our thriving; and striving to build systems that serve rather than subvert these.
It does not subvert it permanently".
