And that willingness to subsume herself, that humility and that grace, is why we honor Dr. Dorothy Height.

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During the next decade, the Net will subsume all that tickles the eardrum in your old Betsy: radios, tapes, CDs and phone services .

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The Democrats tried to subsume the war on terror into the Iraq war, arguing Mr Bush was failing in the wider conflict as well as the narrower one.

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We recognize specific individuals, including Woodruff himself, among the abolitionist supporters of the Africans, but larger pictorial issues slashing diagonals, arabesque rhythms, carefully orchestrated groupings, spatial shifts knit the three enormous paintings together and subsume the narrative.

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But her pride visibly chafes at being asked to subsume her personality, to make herself seem duller and less independent than she is, even in the service of getting her husband elected President of the United States.

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If it wants to be South America's friendly giant, rather than a southern Uncle Sam, Brazil might ponder imitating Germany's role in Europe, and subsume its narrow national sovereignty in pursuit of the greater goal of unity.

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He would spend the next three decades, ending with some equations scribbled while on his deathbed in 1955, stubbornly criticizing what he regarded as the incompleteness of quantum mechanics while attempting to subsume it into a unified field theory.

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Robinson should start negotiations that would subsume the Kampala talks, and the Obama administration should follow the U.N. lead in appointing a senior-level envoy to the peace process and ensure that regional economic integration and security issues are brought to the fore of the process.

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