In 1966, for example, the loser of one army power struggle, a Druze, complained the Alawites were taking over, noting, "the sectarian spirit is spread in a shameful way in Syria, particularly in the army, in the appointment of officers and even recruits".
Gino had been watching, poised to take over, noting criticisms and whispering warnings.
Once they did, Amazon's software took over, noting the buying patterns and suggesting the same thing.
Governments took over note issuance from commercial banks not because the private sector was doing a bad job, but because governments wanted the profits for themselves.
In some countries bank failures caused losses to note-holders, but the losses were small compared with those inflicted by the central banks that later took over note issuance.
Leslie Simon, the author of "Geek Girls Unite: How Fangirls, Bookworms, Indie Chicks, and Other Misfits Are Taking Over the World," noted that Salander's tomboy regalia had long been the standard in Hollywood, where a conviction persists that a female vigilante "can't be girly to do what stereotypically is a guy's job".
In 2010, the organisation also petitioned the National Police to take over the case, noting that under Indonesian law, the case could be declared "expired" in 2014.
Officials of the finance ministry raised questions about Hanwha's financial ability to take over Korea Life, noting that its debts exceed the ministry's ceiling of 200percentt of equity.
NBC's prime-time schedule started to slip before Mr. Zucker took over, Mr. Silverman noted.
As the industry prepares for a round of mergers, he suggests that firms that sign new contracts with telecoms operators should be asking: "Are you making money on this?" If the operator is taken over, he notes, "you want to have a contract that an acquiring company would want to have".The prospect of rising prices is not the only signal that the market could be about to turn.
To celebrate, he's taking over the Blue Note for most of November with two sets a night, in 10 different configurations, with collaborators old and new.
