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preempted the glory for herself;

A special news program preempted the scheduled shows.

Discussion of the water shortage will preempt the other topics on this week's agenda.

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The company decided to preempt the competition by releasing their new product earlier.

The government took preemptive measures to prevent the spread of the virus.

The military launched a preemptive strike against the enemy's base.

She preempted any objections by addressing them in her presentation.

The police preempted a potential terrorist attack by arresting the suspects.

The teacher preempted any disruptions by setting clear classroom rules.

The manager preempted any misunderstandings by clearly communicating the expectations.

The airline preempted the storm by canceling flights ahead of time.

The negotiator preempted potential conflicts by finding common ground early on.

She preempted her opponent's move by making a strategic decision.

That's international presence was not enough to preempt an international commission.

I don't wanna preempt fate, Ebbers, but are you gonna pass this or fail it?

It says federal law on emergency treatment guidelines preempts state laws that would ban most abortions.

The aim could be to preempt to court ruling on Sunday, which may once again dissolve this Assembly.

" We have to find a way to prevent, to preempt, to act ahead of these kinds of obscenities."

And I'll preempt my—And I would say this stuff comes up smelling like roses at the end of the day.

I would never preempt myself if it weren't important.

The talking points Pablo has prepared will " preempt" possible questions.

" To preempt a disagreement" is to do something to prevent a disagreement from happening.

Our food systems have not been designed to adapt to major disruptions or preempt them.