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But he says history proves that business relationships shouldn't supersede the imperative to do what's right — after all, American businesses once worked with Nazi Germany, and that didn't stop the U.S. from ultimately moving against Hitler.

Knowledge has superseded the categorical imperative [there is no you, I, him or her because knowledge is what defines us now], and yet has enslaved more people to the decaying experiment we call democracy.

He supersedes the sport".

The message supersedes the medium.

"That supersedes the Goldwater rule," he said.

But federal transplant law supersedes the state one.

"This issue, to me, supersedes the season," Williams said.

Kruschke, J. K. Bayesian estimation supersedes the t test.

They believe the Bible supersedes the Constitution.

This guidance supersedes the guidance previously issued.

The narrative of Europe's management of and retreat from empire should not supersede the story Kershaw offers, but it is important to recognise that the two imperatives fed off one another in surprising ways.