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Перевод: subversion

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свержение; ниспровержение
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Тезаурус:

1. His predecessor, Mr Michael Noar, yesterday said that the emphasis had moved from "shop-floor subversion" to education, the Civil Service and the media - "the commanding heights of philosophical power rather than industrial power".
2. When it came to subversion, one historian has remarked, "the Coalition was more politically vulnerable than the Nazi Government."
3. Some of us believe that efforts should be made to define subversion in terms which would involve illegal activity as opposed to nuisance, inconvenience, and the like.
4. Wilde's transgressive aesthetic simultaneously confirmed and exploited this inextricable connection between the sexual and the (apparently) non-sexual, between sexual perversion and social subversion, and does so through Wilde's own version of that connection: "what paradox was to me in the sphere of thought, perversity became to me in the sphere of passion" (Wilde, De Profundis , 466).
5. It is in these terms that we find sodomy lurking in the cultural histories of the deviants in early modern England, and in a way which throws light on the persistence today of the connection between political and sexual subversion, and the condensation/displacement of social crisis into sexuality.
6. These agents "were to induce Soviet citizens to collaborate in the delivery of narcotics, arms and other instruments of subversion into Soviet territory.
7. New Forum tried to take the Politburo up on its offer to talk, and again demanded legal status so that it would not constantly be accused of subversion.
8. Indeed, it is difficult to justify many of the cases where tapping is strongly suspected on the ground that it was necessary for the detection of really serious crime or to deal with major subversion, even allowing for the very wide definition of subversion announced by Lord Harris of Greenwich in 1975 when he said that
9. The head of MI5, and formerly a member of the "domestic subversion" department, which snooped on Patricia Hewitt and Harriet Harman (who went on to become Kinnock's press secretary at the last election, and Labour's health spokeswoman, respectively).
10. The mythology which, as in the Tatchell affair, connects sexual deviation and political subversion is very old.
11. More subversion of apple pie Americanism in The Manics' "Theme From M.A.S.H."
12. Inefficient arrangements and obdurate holding up of reports by British correspondents from the task force goaded Thatcher and a group of MPs to attack the BBC for subversion.
13. Where timekeeping signifies authority, the overseer's watch and chain, the ability to organize time to one's own advantage is a subtle form of subversion as well as a device for self-preservation.