51³Ō¹Ļ

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uber alles

Or ü·ber al·les

[oo-ber ahl-uhs, y-buh ahl-is]

idiom

  1. over everything else.

    The mindset of ā€œparty uber allesā€ may make politicians lose sight of their constituents' needs.

    They place profit ü²ś±š°ł alles without considering the ethics of their developments.



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51³Ō¹Ļ History and Origins

Origin of uber alles1

First recorded in 1915–20; from German; ü²ś±š°ł ā€œaboveā€ + alles ā€œall, everythingā€
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That ā€œEmilia PĆ©rezā€ has bulldozed its way to becoming this Oscar season’s major contender proves the power of moxie and marketing ü²ś±š°ł alles.

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When he says "America First" he means "America Uber Alles ."

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ā€œHe started singing the anthem of Hitler that was back in the day. It was ā€˜Deutschland ü²ś±š°ł alles’ and it was a bit too much,ā€ Zverev said.

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Amply demonstrating Fox News’ corporate credo of market share uber alles.

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Stanford’s commitment to ā€œdisruptiveā€ logic — efficiency uber alles — lives on as Palo Alto’s guiding principle, the aforementioned ā€œPalo Alto System.ā€

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