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preeminence

[pree-em-uh-nuhns] / priˈɛm ə nəns /




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To dress up is to project power, possibility and preeminence.

From Los Angeles Times

American democracy is being dismantled by fascists and Trump is trashing a world order that has ensured American preeminence and prosperity for the past 80 years.

From Salon

But a drastic cut to NIH funding under the Trump administration set to take place Monday has caused alarm among UC leaders and many medical researchers, who said the move would “jeopardize America’s research preeminence.”

From Los Angeles Times

Harris’ speech treated Trump as a menace to American national security and global preeminence.

From Salon

It fails to proclaim and claim credit for America’s economic dynamism and global preeminence, which have deepened under the Biden-Harris administration.

From Salon