They were opposites: Miller the urbane economist bent on breaking an industry's antilabor policy, Kuhn the starchy lawyer guarding the status quo and arguing that baseball would be doomed if the reserve system were toppled for free agency.
They may well see Santa Anita's attempt to ban the whip as the first domino to topple, with a whip-free conclusion to the Grand National and the Derby inevitably somewhere down the line.
Nasser, an Army officer and a pan-Arabist, worked with a revolutionary group called the Free Officers to topple the monarch, King Farouk, in 1952.
The supergroups used humor and free association to topple the existing hierarchies of quality as a reaction to Italy's political and economic strife — often in undeniably fun ways.
Technology is "a double-edged weapon", he said, pointing to regimes like Putin's in Russia appropriating tech tools to try to "undermine the very foundations of the free world and to topple dissent in their own countries".
But instead of a steady, controlled descent, the crane began to topple over suddenly before plunging into a free fall and crashing onto Worth Street in TriBeCa.
The earth and mountains will shake so violently that the trees will come loose from the soil, the mountains will topple, and all restraints will break, causing Fenrir to break free from his bonds.
The North American Free Trade Agreement is about to topple this cozy arrangement.
In 2005, he staged a first coup to topple a dictator, leading to the country's first free elections; in 2008 he staged a second coup to topple the man who won those elections.
With a mulled cider in your left hand -- keeping your right hand free for toppling antiques -- you will know where you are.
After the first free elections in 1990, Mr. Orban was one of several figures who had helped topple communism to jostle for power and influence.
