usurp

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• Howard has usurped the 2017-18 Missouri Tigers as the worst team by percentage of previous-season wins to land a five-star recruit.

• There’s no shortage of stories of brands losing control on Amazon, from counterfeit sellers usurping their sales, to Amazon launching competing products of its own.

• Others, such as streaming usurping linear TV’s position among audiences and advertisers, may not become apparent for at least another year.

• Instagram may have the upper hand at the moment as the more established platform, but as the platform establishing a more direct way for creators to make money, TikTok has an opportunity to usurp Instagram’s position.

• Less than a month later, Brett Mastrangelo attempted to usurp McConaughy’s record but had to call it quits two days in because of a leg injury.

• The Constitutional Court is “absolutely part of the old guard trying to usurp power,” he tells The Daily Beast.

• But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to usurp authority over the man, but to be in silence.

• Makes you wonder why conservatives care so much who sits on the Supreme Court—since they seem determined to usurp its job.

• “It would be very difficult for her to come out and usurp power at this point,” he said.

• Ignorance would take the place of learning, and slavery would usurp the domain of liberty.

• Man will no longer try to usurp the place of God, and persecute his fellow mortal on religious grounds.