During his campaign, he embraced them and they embraced him.
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I've embraced the MeUndies and I've embraced the ad model.
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At the edge, two young men embraced, paused, then embraced again.
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But she really embraced motherhood, and I thought she embraced her marriage, too.
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Where many embraced conformity, Prince embraced individuality, something I, too, strive to personify.
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Embraced by all It's a defense that's been embraced by others getting scrutinized.
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But she really embraced motherhood, and I thought she embraced her marriage, too.
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Because she embraced the manners of polite society, she surely embraced its politics, too.
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The creative who embraced Campbell's Soup being the symbol of a creative who embraced underwear.
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He embraced the people who actually paid attention to him, and they embraced him right back.
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At its heart, Burning Man embraced anti-consumerism and an ethos that embraced radical self-expression.
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"[After] moving to L.A., I just kind of embraced my childhood and embraced where I come from," she says.
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Helen W. wasn't born a Mormon, but she embraced the religion when she was 17 and it embraced her back.
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Helen W. wasn't born a Mormon, but she embraced the religion when she was 23 and it embraced her back.
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He just reanimated them at a time when Democrats had fully embraced cultural cosmopolitanism and Republicans fully embraced global capitalism.
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Just as Gillespie embraced race-baiting, the national GOP embraced Moore despite lots of evidence that he was a sexual predator.
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I do wish that this new age teen rom-com had embraced diversity as much as it embraced realistic messy girl hair.
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"I think Filipinos embraced America and were embraced by America in a way that other cultures might not have been," he said.
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It should not surprise us that they have embraced environmentalism with the same self-righteous fervor as they once embraced socialism and communism.
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" Another person who worked with Solomon at the Post said that his former colleague "just embraced the right and the right embraced him.
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"He embraced science and embraced the goals of the agency," said Peter Lurie, the president of the Center for Science in the Public Interest.
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Graham hasn't just embraced the president, he's embraced Trump's total shamelessness — his absolute failure to hold himself accountable to any worthwhile standard of character.
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"I think from then on that that community embraced me as an ally and I embraced the LGBTQ community as a family," she says.
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A lot of positions that used to be embraced strictly by progressives are being embraced by libertarians and conservatives on things like criminal justice reform.
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Peace through strength – embraced by President Trump as it was embraced by President Reagan – still requires an occasional example "pour encourager les autres" (to encourage the others).
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In the period between the Russian revolution and World War II, Russian art critics and theorists embraced Impressionism, then embraced only parts of it, then rejected it altogether.
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Arpaio's reputation -- which he proudly embraced -- as "America's Toughest Sheriff" made him a coveted endorser as Republicans more aggressively embraced hard-line immigration policies over the past decade.
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The fact that Obama embraced the sports world — and was embraced in return by many black athletes as the nation's first African-American president — also may play a role.
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It was much sooner than I ever thought I'd be able to be honest about myself, but my friends embraced me just as fiercely as Buffy and Xander embraced Willow.
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The militarism and fascism of the story, arguably embraced by Robert A. Heinlein's original novel, is both questioned and tacitly embraced by Verhoeven's (and his Robocop screenwriter Edward Neumeier's) interpretation.
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But it is clear that the primary aim here is to bolster the coal industry, which President Trump embraced unreservedly on the campaign trail and whose moguls embraced him right back.
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" He said that Booker T. embraced "the 'Rocky' concept.
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For example, Medicare for America — embraced by former Rep.
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A policy that used to be tentatively embraced by elected officials on the party's left is now being enthusiastically embraced by key leaders from its mainstream, including the party's most promising 2020 contenders.
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While the magazine was supportive of efforts to nominate conservatives to the Supreme Court and cut taxes, the magazine never embraced Trumpism's trade priorities or purported isolationism, and decidedly never embraced Trump himself.
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Although many early liberals feared mob rule, they embraced democracy.
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But Republicans haven't typically embraced measures to make voting easier.
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As arbitration clauses have proliferated, nursing homes have embraced them.
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We turned back a tide of intolerance and embraced inclusion.
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Traditionally, the French have valued the intellectual and embraced etiquette.
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According to AP, she shook hands and embraced Muslim churchgoers.
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Before parting ways, the two embraced in a loving hug.
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He embraced memorial visitors but didn't offer a public comment.
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A sentiment recently embraced by its competitor, Apple, as well.
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He embraced restrictionist views on immigration before Trump himself did.
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Hawkins burst into tears and embraced Cantiliano, saying, 'Thank you!
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In his ruling, Messitte embraced a broad definition of emoluments.
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Warren has embraced the broader, and perhaps unexpected, new interest.
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Most every platform embraced some form of free speech advocacy.
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In turn, the industry has embraced and celebrated her style.
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Trump has embraced Farage and suggested him as British ambassador.
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China has emulated its rich Asian neighbours and embraced incineration.
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The Dwyers forgave the young man, and they all embraced.
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I wish I had recognized your otherness and embraced it.
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Egypt's dictators by turns persecuted, embraced and tolerated the Brotherhood.
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And it's one that Trump has unapologetically, almost evangelically, embraced.
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U.A.W. members popped champagne, lit cigars and embraced one another.
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Before it embraced her, Texas turned her into a pariah.
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But recently the group has embraced a sickening new tactic.
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All three names are correct, and embraced by Conservative candidates.
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In fashion, we embraced leather trousers and mesh white shirts.
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In addition, elites have embraced some nationalists while demonising others.
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Prior to colonization, we embraced trans people in our communities.
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Then Goodson embraced members of his family and legal team.
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It was because of the style of storytelling it embraced.
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But in the 1960s the Democratic Party embraced racial equality.
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And the Hillary Clinton campaign seems to have embraced this.
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Even though -- they embraced the ad from the Northam side.
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Meanwhile, leaders have never fully embraced a push for conservation.
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In Vietnam, such rationing was abandoned as reforms were embraced.
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Silicon Valley CEOs also embraced MBS on that spring tour.
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Austria has embraced organic farming more than other EU members.
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In our case, [we embraced] some of the new regulation.
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In turn, Hungarians have embraced Fortepan as a public service.
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Delegates to the parliament have embraced that kind of flexibility.
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Gupton embraced the moniker, even though he lives in Massachusetts.
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White looked overcome with emotion as he embraced his family.
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In recent years, employers have embraced simple core fund menus.
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Instead, those with the most significant sway have embraced technology.
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Some big stars and directors have embraced the Netflix model.
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" Cameron added, "She truly embraced the physicality of the character.
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Many other players followed his example embraced the same cause.
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She also embraced President Obama's recent executive actions on guns.
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To be sure, Mr. Cruz has publicly embraced Mr. Trump.
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The cause was embraced by armed protesters who on Jan.
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" Kris immediately embraced her daughter: "I'm so happy for you.
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Today's version of DARE, he said, has embraced that approach.
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Why has it embraced the President with such sycophantic zeal?
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A world where we embraced our neighbors and our differences.
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Toronto, however, has quickly embraced Casper Skulls as its own.
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I embraced being myself and a representative of our company.
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Guyatt argues, was that white liberals originally embraced intermarriage between
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And it shouldn't be hushed up and buried, but embraced.
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Yet neither of these policies has been widely embraced. Why?
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It was embraced by Trump's supporters, including Republicans in Congress.
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Several moderate Senate Republicans and Democrats have embraced this legislation.
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Instead, Jolla fully embraced Sailfish OS as its primary product.
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After the reading of the verdict, Swift embraced her mother.
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And wiping your bowl with buttered sourdough is heartily embraced.
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Unlike other regions, the United States has embraced the technology.
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Fourth, fascists embraced violence as a means and an end.
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Finally, she slumped to the floor and embraced the dog.
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They believed America valued diversity and they embraced its ideals.
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The people of Horizon have largely embraced a tribal culture.
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Despite that history, the team is embraced by the community.
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He's embraced what might be considered the coyote of today.
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Finally, he slumped to the floor and embraced the dog.
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They have also embraced government action to curb climate change.
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The administration also has embraced the state plans of late.
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And now Trump and his campaign have embraced it all.
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Nobody embraced the opportunity more than Beyoncé's stylist Marni Senofonte.
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These public leaders have embraced collaboration and alternative funding options.
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Tillman Cunningham has already embraced the legacy of his name.
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Religious freedom was a constitutional right firmly embraced by progressives.
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Clinton warmly embraced Senator Sherrod Brown, whose policy expertise Mrs.
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Instead of eye scans, Bank of America has embraced fingerprints.
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The Africans diaspora is being embraced in a beautiful way.
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He embraced the views and the ideology of Steve Bannon.
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He then embraced Mother and whispered something in her ear.
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He will be missed on Earth, and embraced in Heaven.
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According to Ive, "Steve got it immediately, and embraced white."
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Mr. Bevin, meanwhile, tightly embraced Mr. Trump from the start.
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The two leaders shook hands and embraced amid the din.
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This was not because the Klan suddenly embraced black Americans,
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Designers have embraced the carefree curl on the runway, too.
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Some public officials and news organizations have embraced this approach.
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He now seems to have embraced 3/4 of O'Care .
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Not all residents embraced the notion of a democratic Saraqib.
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The United States Open crowd, however, fully embraced del Potro.
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But he eventually embraced it and wound up racing Gov.
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Clinton walked out on stage and warmly embraced the president.
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But not all families have easily embraced their children's sexuality.
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So, Lumpy, you and your friends have embraced Donald Trump.
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Schmidt, the chairman of the innovation board, embraced the mission.
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Consumers at first resisted, and then embraced, the new robots.
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Granted, he had never before embraced the precedents he cited.
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Although sometimes reluctantly, he accepted and embraced the changing times.
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Instead, he has embraced the role of Calgary's head cheerleader.
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Although many companies have embraced automation, it's in nascent stages.
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Malia Obama joined her father onstage and tightly embraced him.
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They had embraced their otherness, and they had cultivated it.
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Still, Jun's reliance on Twitter has not been universally embraced.
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But then he got embraced by the Tea Party world.
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John Kasich embraced the law's expansion of Medicaid in Ohio.
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Over the past few years, the NBA has embraced smallball.
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And the tradition was embraced and celebrated by those participating.
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Now, she's embraced a new, bold look: Flaming red hair.
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Of course, it's all been embraced by the mainstream nowadays.
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As soon as we embraced all the emotions came out.
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Ezra Miller has publicly embraced gender fluidity, polyamory, and queerness.
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It was his mannerism, not his candidacy, that America embraced.
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In short, they embraced Mr. Trump's sales pitch for himself.
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Amiri said of how she has embraced this new life.
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Maybe because ambivalence is what he's embraced most of all.
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Perhaps they have fully embraced state control of the economy.
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And Silicon Valley has embraced the school district right back.
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Judge Kavanaugh embraced it, or something very much like it.
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In the 20th century, it embraced textile and apparel manufacturing.
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An apologia for war embraced as a classic of pacifism.
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It was then embraced by his successor, President Nicolás Maduro.
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She has embraced that identity in ads by wearing scrubs.
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The question is, how soon will it all be embraced?
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"In terms of death, Valerie completely embraced it," says Cameron.
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On board, the expedition crew cheered and embraced each other.
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My dad could go to a synagogue and be embraced.
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Trump's supporters, including Republicans in Congress, have embraced the deployment.
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And, unlike in the Bronx, her new customers embraced her.
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They embraced surveillance and invented a market for behavioral predictions.
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And no group has embraced psychedelics like Silicon Valley engineers.
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Dozens of countries have embraced women's soccer in recent years.
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The news, which was embraced with peak sycophancy by Gov.
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Many of Mr. Bertolucci's films were warmly embraced by Hollywood.
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To the surprise of their aides, senators embraced both changes.
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The substitution has more recently been embraced in New Orleans.
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She embraced him, stroked his face and patted his back.
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Mr. Trump has fully embraced Mr. Barr's version of events.
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Mr. Moses, now 42, embraced his lawyer, Ronald L. Kuby.
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They embraced multilateralism and praised institutions like the United Nations.
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It has altered the official seal it embraced for decades.
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Nonetheless, parts of the legal community have embraced Momus Analytics.
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Craft beer makers have embraced cans, but what about wineries?
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I've embraced his conventional vision of success: I'm a lawyer.
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The six women embraced each other after Weinstein was sentenced.
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The company has embraced the opportunity, and the added revenue.
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Ethnology was not embraced just by Southerners who supported slavery.
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The runways have embraced diversity of skin, shape and age.
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But since then, the bank has embraced the consumer business.
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The administration, too, seems to have embraced such an approach.
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Yet many in the financial industry have embraced the rule.
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Trump has also embraced a radical understanding of presidential power.
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Mr. McAleenan and Mr. Cuccinelli have embraced restrictive asylum rules.
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But when Namaste opened, he said, locals embraced the food.
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Markle and Middleton both embraced the timeless camel coat trend.
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I embraced what I saw as an opportunity for growth.
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Mr. Denève said he embraced this side of the job.
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We have all embraced the philosophy of a unified command.
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Fans embraced as they shed tears for Bryant and Gianna.
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And Netflix viewers seem to have embraced it as genuine.
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It has long been embraced by leading Republicans, like Sen.
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Mr. Alexander said he had embraced that praise as motivation.
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All around him, bodies bounced off one another or embraced.
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Colombia in recent years has embraced a medical marijuana industry.
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"But I've embraced it with the zeal of a convert."
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Serbia's ambitious president, Aleksandar Vucic, has embraced Mr. Xi's visions.
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"Writing is an embrace, a being embraced," she once wrote.
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Trump has embraced the tradition that comes with Varadkar's visit.
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All of us embraced one another in an unbroken bond.
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In fact, he says she embraced him as she left.
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Cuomo has embraced the idea but not the plan. Fair?
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Her mother, Najla Hosni, embraced her outside the court building.
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And then the audiences in New York City embraced it.
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She had embraced it and had been auditioning for years.
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Americans have always embraced the military at home with caution.
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But he never embraced the idea as Mr. Trump has.
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On a little bridge over the water, a couple embraced.
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Unlike Boudreau, Columbus Coach John Tortorella embraced the historic setup.
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Lena Dunham embraced Michele and complimented him on his cologne.
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The promise of peace and stability was therefore widely embraced.
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The groom embraced the bride from behind in the picture.
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Others embraced the unrest and the indignities of the age.
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Then Ruby opened her arms, and Mallin, crying, embraced her.
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In many ways, Ms. Coulter has embraced her new position.
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However, Schumer's resolution was not immediately embraced by some Republicans.
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Maybe that's not something to be afraid of, but embraced.
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Magid embraced him, and beckoned the group to the table.
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When colonial administrators cracked down, Ga fighters embraced Queensberry rules.
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It's not a market many architects or developers have embraced.
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Instead, politicians have embraced gun safety cause like never before.
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While Jim had struggled with Warren's ambition, Mann embraced it.
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Mr. Rubio likewise embraced the idea of recognizing Mr. Guaidó.
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Since your debut in 2016, you've embraced a different style.
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Often technology that doesn't totally work is embraced with alacrity.
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Even the Democratic presidential candidates who embraced it were vague.
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But most of the conservative rank and file embraced it.
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Reese Witherspoon embraced her "Walk the Line" costar Joaquin Phoenix.
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They did note a demographic that embraced the egg immediately.
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That was typical of the ambitious projects Ms. Pesle embraced.
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They are shown half embraced while inspecting a fragile butterfly.
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New Girl embraced romantic comedy tropes throughout this fifth season.
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Manson embraced this approach and used it to his advantage.
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They embraced her as the candidate with "a plan for that" -- an identity the campaign embraced and ran with -- and, in some progressive circles, was viewed as the more electable option over fellow favorite Sanders.
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And other rock musicians have slowly embraced the medium as well.
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And the Enlightenment embraced the idea of physical education for all.
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I've been welcomed wherever I've lived and embraced wherever I've landed.
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You'll see that every campaign has embraced the importance of data.
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So each has embraced the same imperative: Take the other out.
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Sheen, 47, looked on with a smile as the women embraced.
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In many ways, the Republican Convention has fully embraced the future.
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But that doesn't mean Indigenous students always feel welcomed or embraced.
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But as president, Trump has largely embraced a traditional Republican agenda.
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He really embraced me on many levels up on meeting him.
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She embraced vapid superficiality as an aesthetic, and people loved it.
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Austria has embraced organic farming more than other EU member state.
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The country fans embraced the Dogg like he was their own.
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And while officials have embraced shaming in the name of helping
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That's not the only odd budget gimmick embraced by Congressional Republicans.
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And it embraced him to an extent; it did grab stuff.
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This worldview sometimes embraced a more interventionist approach to the economy.
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Before she left, an emotional Bella embraced Pablo and Hector's mom.
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There are differences in working, and they had to be embraced.
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It's a term that could only be embraced by a politician.
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"They've embraced me from the moment I came in," Martinez said.
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Couleé embraced her role as Blac Chyna and stole the show.
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Sensual songs that really embraced the female body and female lust.
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Here's hoping Henson's sentiments are embraced more widely in the future.
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This freedom was quickly embraced by a coalition of hate-mongers.
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Regionalism is embraced by institutions here, which is an interesting conversation.
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Car-sharing platforms like ReachNow and Car2Go have been embraced wholeheartedly.
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Supporters of the administration have also embraced the Trump book boom.
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Whether intentionally or not, America's government has embraced permanent fiscal stimulus.
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The Palestinians rejected it, then embraced it, then dismissed it again.
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Everybody knew what movie we were making, and everybody embraced it.
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For a time, the liberal art establishment embraced much of this.
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In the 1970s and 1980s they embraced deregulation and tax reform.
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It's showing a side rarely embraced by some fans: Happy Mary.
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I think it's very important for new talent to be embraced.
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"Big tech has embraced a business model of addiction," Hawley said.
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In this iteration, the term neoliberal was embraced not as opprobrium.
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They have embraced GPS tracking, all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and drones.
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The discovery reshaped cosmology, though initially her colleagues embraced it unenthusiastically.
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The developers I met in South Africa have embraced these concepts.
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It's the kind of zero-sum rationale that Trump has embraced.
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Again, though, these practices might not be embraced by the industry.
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Others embraced it as a way to make fun of people.
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Rarely have life's joys and bitterness been embraced with such decency.
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Over the course of their marriage, the couple embraced their differences.
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Some local rulers embraced the new Protestant faith; others did not.
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Far from expelling the barbarians, the new leaders embraced everything foreign.
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Neither of them were ever embraced by the commercial art world.
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Caitlyn, meanwhile, embraced the warm summer weather in a white dress.
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And I got reminded of that often and I embraced it.
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What if designers, casting directors, and publications truly embraced the 67%?
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Villagers have embraced offers of new sanitation systems, homes and bridges.
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I just stopped one day, and now I really embraced it.
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"What we hope it that we will be embraced," Andrews said.
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He invested $2.5m in equipment from Trumpf and embraced advanced manufacturing.
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In fact, she truly embraced being single for the first time.
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But on the Democratic side, Clinton hasn't embraced free trade either.
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Kendrick Lamar spoke out about Black violence, while Björk embraced compassion.
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German scientists and doctors embraced Galton's eugenic theories from the beginning.
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Dimitri Roberts, a former Chicago police officer, embraced her and apologized.
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Kids started listening and embraced that and it grew, grew, grew.
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As the series went on, it also embraced its essential silliness.
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Narratives embraced by extremists have been normalised over the past decade.
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If you never embraced the culture, you never got the lifestyle.
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The US mostly embraced Putin at the beginning of his reign.
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That said, some state agencies have embraced the low-cost brands.
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Under CEO Ynon Kreiz, Mattel has embraced a two-step strategy.
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From the outset, members of that movement embraced nascent technological change.
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Durrani embraced Younus publicly and made arrangements for her surgery abroad.
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Las Vegas has embraced hockey, and with our stereotypical, extravagant flair.
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People either embraced it or were very put off by it.
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This is the legacy of Paul Cezanne, which Downes has embraced.
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Democrats including presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton have embraced Obama's plan.
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In Gabriel's return to music, he embraced both of portraiture's functions.
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They laughed and embraced and looked each other in the eyes.
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She embraced them and consoled them – and she listened to them.
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Since then however, she's embraced the cultural resurgence of her character.
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As the door opened, they rushed Fanta, and embraced her tightly.
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Why then has Washington embraced it while looking the other way?
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"We worked with the cities that embraced the technology," he said.
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" McCollum called the alt-right ideology embraced by Bannon "un-American.
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People here have completely embraced this hybrid cuisine as their own.
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She has embraced the "I have a plan for that" meme.
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She's embraced gender issues and the historic nature of her candidacy.
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They definitely embraced all the voices of the directors they hired.
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But the discounts are embraced by local millennials and expats alike.
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But in terms of focus, economists have embraced some feminist causes.
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It is not yet clear whether Czechia will be widely embraced.
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Are we still that same country that embraced me years ago?
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They believe in fiscal responsibility, a value Trump has never embraced.
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As service members came out to their supervisors, they were embraced.
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Nonetheless, some local officials have embraced the measures, which require Gov.
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The proposal was quashed, but Giuliani embraced it, irking Bloomberg supporters.
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But many players embraced the challenge of helping the sport grow.
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Snapchat is the opposite, having embraced editors since its early days.
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Many HBCU leaders and their advocates have not embraced such policies.
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Critics have embraced "Wonder" with an 84% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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The group has embraced transgender youth long before many Americans did.
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While Rawdin uses ETFs sparingly, many advisors have embraced them wholeheartedly.
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My father, in particular, embraced the impartiality of science and math.
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We moved into the living room, where his wife embraced him.
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But in recent years he's mellowed, and embraced his Frankenstein creation.
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Roth, a skillful reader of his own work, embraced the idea.
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She embraced that kind of fluidity as a necessity of politics.
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He embraced the early civil rights movement but did not identify
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No wonder so many Americans have embraced radical plans like Rep.
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And Greenpoint's traditional Polish residents have embraced the cafe as well.
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Trump has ridden a wave, but hasn't embraced it properly. 22019.
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In speech after speech, he has embraced globalization and criticized protectionism.
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In the McCabe report, the IG embraced his view of events.
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Yet the SEC fully embraced and repeated the industry's bogus claims.
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The corruption of money in politics is warmly embraced by her.
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"The Future is Latina" is a phrase proudly and widely embraced.
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Nearly all have embraced some form of single-payer health care.
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To make rent, its characters embraced prostitution, both professional and circumstantial.
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As Americans rejected excess they embraced a new ethos of authenticity.
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And at the time, she still embraced Goldman as a partner.
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She embraced veterans and military families, and became their listening advocate.
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Not all big banks and financial services firms have embraced R3.
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We lost to a candidate who embraced our deeply flawed President.
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Cleveland has embraced the "foodie" culture, as young millennials move downtown.
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Both laughed and embraced, with the soldier going on his way.
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"And right now, the market has really embraced mainly the positives."
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In the last week, Trump has embraced Democrats and immigration reform.
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Through it all, I embraced the new technologies as they emerged
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In fact, the arms of an outfit should be wholeheartedly embraced.
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It wasn't until her early 40s that she embraced riding though.
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While they waited for the world to change, they embraced games.
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When we'd finished, we embraced and wished each other the best.
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Mac Donald's article was readily embraced by pro–law enforcement conservatives.
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This is the type of attitude embraced by companies like StubHub.
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Sharpton embraced Sanders outside the breakfast spot Wednesday before heading inside.
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In most developed nations, the value is clearly understood and embraced.
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For his part, Arizona's Miller has embraced a jut-chinned bellicosity.
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This could be more widely embraced and really have an effect.
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Public health advocates who embraced him as an ally feel betrayed.
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But you gotta love that he embraced the media covering it.
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He followed her, embraced her, and rubbed his crotch against her.
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Above, students embraced after a vigil at a nearby high school.
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President Barack Obama, for his part, has embraced the tobacco approach.
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Bars, restaurants and other spots have embraced the river's combustive past.
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Over his career, Gould increasingly embraced recording's potential to foster experimentation.
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She embraced evangelical tenets, like trusting God, not one's own feelings.
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And some contenders have also embraced conspiracy in their bias accusations.
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Mr. Tarr willfully embraced the difficulty of playing without the improvements.
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"He's really embraced what we've asked him to do," Budenholzer said.
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At a party last month, Gabriela Silvarolli embraced the full Fendi.
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As Reuben says about Banks, "She embraced her big mouth antics."
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By the early 22017s, even craft beer enthusiasts had embraced cans.
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Their "broken windows" strategy was widely embraced by law enforcement agencies.
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"It was like my entire soul had been embraced," he said.
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He embraced the former president's harsh stance against the peace agreement.
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To his credit, Skip earnestly embraced his new role as stepfather.
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Perhaps sensitive to this criticism, some newer clubs have embraced philanthropy.
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Spontaneously, as if it was something they couldn't control, they embraced.
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It is an outlook that Mr. de Blasio has long embraced.
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It's a position that the politically powerful U.S. evangelicals have embraced.
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Eastern Ghouta showed great resilience and embraced innovative ways to survive.
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Rather, I should have embraced the fractal nature of it all.
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He has embraced congregants at a black church in Port Arthur.
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Progressive candidates from New York to Hawaii have embraced the calls.
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Trump embraced the role, maintaining her own schedule to favorable review.
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He embraced hugs in the dugout and dances in the clubhouse.
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These brides embraced as they took in each other's wedding ensembles.
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Inskeep contends that the Frémonts embraced nativism when it was convenient.
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She burst through the door, ran to them, and embraced Eli.
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Not every kid, of course, has embraced these more savory mocktails.
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Mr. Barr has long embraced a maximalist philosophy of executive power.
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It has also been embraced by leading Democratic candidates for president.
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The U.S. military has always embraced "glo-calization" and selfless action.
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Lundqvist and Allaire embraced in the locker room after the game.
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Republican chieftains embraced Hawley's candidacy after their purported first choice, Rep.
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China continues to embraced facial recognition technology in its public services.
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MbN was embraced and kissed by MbS while television cameras rolled.
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The two embraced warmly and kissed each other on the cheek.
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Mr. Castro embraced him, lifting the younger man's arm in triumph.
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Mr. Santi embraced the older, more restrained and less popular approach.
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Over the past two years, I have embraced my lesbian identity.
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The ancient accessories are being embraced by a new creative generation.
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Mr. Barr, who took office in February, has embraced the push.
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Samsung has at times embraced Google's native, unvarnished version of Android.
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Afterward, Kemp also embraced Guyger and gave her a personal Bible.
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Maybe not embraced it—I endured it, and I lived it.
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At their backs, the Juventus players bounced and danced and embraced.
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African American women are special beneficiaries when women's issues are embraced.
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And, of course, they have embraced Mr. Trump's narrative of victimhood.
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He embraced energy efficiency, becoming the first to use hybrid cabs.
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Lizzo recently embraced the mini bag trend on the red carpet.
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Neither President Trump nor Republicans in Congress have embraced the proposal.
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Needham and Rubio have both largely embraced Trump since the campaign.
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"He embraced the idea of being a father," the memo says.
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Instead, the Supreme Court embraced a compromise position in Craig v.
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On his bed, we embraced as I stared into his eyes.
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The White House and GOP Senate leaders never embraced the proposal.
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One has embraced open borders, the other is proudly closing them.
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The idea has been widely embraced by progressives such as Sen.
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Its narrative about Pakistan was thoroughly embraced in President Trump's speech.
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Republicans have long embraced the courts as a core voting issue.
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I embraced the lessons of my father's family and carried on.
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The way they have embraced the brand is an unexpected gift.
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This was before she embraced her identity as a transgender woman.
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Climate action and leadership, wherever it arises, needs to be embraced.
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The broader investment community has increasingly embraced low-cost, passive investing.
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But no country has embraced the approach as firmly as Canada.
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They just embraced the moment, it bought them so much joy.
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Venture capitalists, the tech world's philosopher-kings, have embraced narrative violations.
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New Hampshire has long embraced bitcoin — even before it became mainstream.
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Instead, the White House has recently embraced some of Sessions' directives.
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When embraced by humans, many can find this uncomfortable or threatening.
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I embraced them, because you cannot help but feel their pain.
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I embraced them, because you cannot help but feel their pain.
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Mr. Teng has embraced this new role partly out of necessity.
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Despite Mr. Joyce's initial hesitancy, the chain embraced drive-through sales.
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Or were you surprised that the book was so quickly embraced?
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Others sniffed, saying relatability shouldn't be embraced as an artistic criterion.
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For decades it embraced the myth of being a racial democracy.
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So why haven't most U.S. businesses embraced consumerization and automation yet?
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And it's not just technology companies that have embraced maintaining control.
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He embraced him and said, 'You will always be my brother.
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It's a strategy embraced by special election breakout star Conor Lamb.
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We, the intelligence community, has been embraced by those other communities.
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Previously, Warren had embraced the term while dancing around the details.
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Surrounded by reporters, Macron, Trump, and their wives smiled and embraced.
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" Reginald Hudlin, who will produce the Oscar ceremony, said that after "an extraordinary number of great performances by black actors that were embraced by audiences and embraced by critics, for them all to get ignored is tragic.
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Investors barely dinged Salesforce's stock, a sign that they embraced the deal.
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Since then, she's embraced and blended platforms like Instagram into the mix.
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I'm making them read "Embraced By The Light" as our first book!
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They embraced her partner, her wife, from the moment they met her.
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When she finished, her proud father embraced her and took the podium.
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And after Philadelphia embraced Gritty, goes the story, so would the world.
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Instead, younger buyers have embraced conservatively styled crossovers and sport utility vehicles.
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Georgia has embraced the nickname Y'allywood to celebrate its entertainment biz bonafides.
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A number of competitors have also embraced MoviePass' initial wave of popularity.
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Trump himself embraced the birther narrative as he built his political career.
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He's done all this while being publicly embraced by President Donald Trump.
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Some within the government, or former government employees, have embraced their activities.
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Terrifying though it had been, I'd necessarily embraced myself that much more.
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On her latest offering, Mental Illness, she embraced it with good humor.
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Under the weight of their stability clothing, the two exhausted men embraced.
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The hybrid concept is one that AWS' top rival has already embraced.
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Prince William is embraced his daring side on the streets of London!
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Dini embraced this first in-depth look at Harley's family as canon.
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And Republicans, at least a plurality of them, embraced him for it.
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Ledecky and Franklin embraced on deck after climbing out of the pool.
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Like Buttigieg, Gillibrand and O'Rourke, were also embraced by those celebrating Pride.
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It's an approach that has also been embraced by the Trump administration.
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The tweet wasn't warmly embraced by the Tesla board or many shareholders.
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But, Cuomo has fully embraced Zucker's anti-Trump programming strategy at CNN.
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At the same time, however, New York City has slowly embraced decriminalization.
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Hawaii doesn't seem ready for legalization, but it has now embraced decriminalization.
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He has also embraced entirely discredited theories that link vaccines to autism.
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There are, of course, many works by artists embraced by mainstream institutions.
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They embraced this project because it physically works on the park scale.
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The former vice president generally hasn't embraced the field's most liberal positions.
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I've embraced the flowy dress and white sneakers thing—it's very '90s.
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Karamo fully embraced the character, the styling and the essence of Paso.
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In other words, it was history, inherited -- and it was history, embraced.
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They embraced and held each other while they processed this historic moment.
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But it is the everyday angler who has embraced Instagram with zeal.
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There he embraced the rhythm and passion of the revivalist and evangelist.
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The series has increasingly embraced hot-button story lines centered on race.
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Of course, Black women have embraced this willingness to fight for decades.
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Alley, 68, and Travolta, 65, embraced as they smiled in the photograph.
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Either way, it signals that Naples has embraced the American tech giant.
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Buttigieg's campaign manager, Mike Schuhl, embraced the Silicon Valley comparison early on.
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He has embraced the Nation of Islam and become a minister thereof.
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She has also more overtly embraced the legacy of Mr. Obama's presidency.
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Given the challenges, it's no wonder many correctional facilities have embraced telemedicine.
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Euronet has "consistently embraced and prioritized compliance," he said in the letter.
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Since returning to land, Mr. Stowe has embraced something close to domesticity.
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For the most part, though, I've embraced my natural, air-dried texture.
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And they were all about us, and we embraced them as well.
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In fact people on Fiji embraced this kind of larger body style.
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And yet, horror fans embraced the film's creeping unease and stellar performances.
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On Thursday, Leonard and Popovich embraced near midcourt after the final buzzer.
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Too few people have embraced the first view, too many the second.
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This mirrors the conservative media outlets that have most nakedly embraced him.
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I embraced that identity after years of hoping that it wouldn't stick.
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Jansen yelled and embraced catcher Austin Barnes as "I Love L.A." blared.
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He and Kipsang embraced just past the finish line to huge cheers.
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" Sequoia has meanwhile "always embraced change both inside and outside the firm.
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Foreign observers watched with surprise as battlefield opponents embraced as old friends.
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The one-time rivals from the 2008 campaign then embraced on stage.
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These were houses that embraced what was outside and brought it inside.
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Despite the missed analogy, the Texas delegation warmly embraced the new speaker.
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Finally he embraced a series of eye-catching and often polarising policies.
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You just think broadly about how the Chinese consumer has embraced delivery.
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Singapore just embraced the virtual reality revolution with a new VR arcade.
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Husband, wife and daughters embraced for the first time in 18 years.
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Jesus embraced sinners and didn't slam the church door in their faces.
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Indeed, he has embraced some prominent climate skeptics - Myron Ebell, most prominently.
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After the stabbing, witnesses told the outlet he embraced her dying body.
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Without that, Spicer doesn't really deserve to be embraced by the public.
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Ariana Grande's breakup anthem has been embraced by every fandom on Twitter.
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And we need those police officers to be embraced by the community.
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Mel B sometimes embraced a historically masculine look, supersized for the '90s.
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But he has also embraced praise from institutions that conservatives typically distrust.
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I fear that the forward movement embraced by youth will lose energy.
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The president of the United States himself has embraced all these falsehoods.
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If harnessed and embraced, the power of women could easily trump Trump.
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Disick, 34, wrapped one arm around Sofia, 19, as the two embraced.
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I voted against QE3 but the majority of the committee embraced it.
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Black cinema wasn't embraced by the big studios, nor was queer cinema.
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Americans have not embraced the House bill that was pulled last month.
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Trump has long embraced Brady's apparent support, name-dropping the QB frequently.
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He did the way he embraced him, he showed him the way.
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The high-low approach to dressing is something the star's always embraced.
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Armstrong, who embraced Zabelinskaya afterwards, steered clear of criticizing her Russian rival.
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For whatever reason, the company hasn't yet embraced this new device category.
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"He likes to embrace people and be embraced by people," Gisotti said.
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But these lean, snooded birds should also be embraced for their versatility.
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Every rapper from Lil Yachty to Lil Pump has embraced the sponge.
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I don't like him, maybe you do, fine, consider the debate embraced.
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Turks embraced the reforms that he introduced quickly and from top down.
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He's embraced a dark wash and he's acknowledged that legs have shape.
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Rosenstock's label, SideOneDummy, has fully embraced its theme with a promotional WORRY.
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However, the idea hasn't been universally embraced, at least as a catchphrase.
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But now that Apple has embraced it, it has officially become mainstream.
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But few AI researchers have really embraced the implications of these insights.
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Although criminal law readily embraced DNA forensics at first, debate arose quickly.
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The term was quickly embraced as a feminist rallying cry for Clinton.
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Other hospitals, including those mentioned above, have embraced Apple's tools as well.
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The White House has embraced lawlessness; the Justice Department is enabling it.
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These are facts, in the face of which fictitious falsehoods are embraced.
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Executives have largely embraced blockchain, while very few have openly backed bitcoin.
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They're my trademark, and I wish I would have embraced them sooner.
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Rather than shy away from the hype, Ratchanok has embraced the expectation.
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But while it resonates with founders, few others have embraced the idea.
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Isola posits that Oakley just wants to be embraced by the team.
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They had embraced Obama, which you had too, you had been involved.
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In prior cases, Gorsuch has embraced an expansive view of religious rights.
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The group has also embraced thinkers expelled from more polite conservative circles.
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The Cowboys fan base has embraced him for a full decade now.
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Not everyone has embraced the message of acceptance extolled by the series.
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The upcoming volatility can be embraced and treated opportunistically as a result.
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Since heading out West, Shimoda has quickly embraced L.A's clean-living culture.
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The words were songs, the flow embraced the way we actually think.
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In fact, he embraced most of our crew with his famous massages.
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I think the Cuban people have really embraced the possibility of change.
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Clinton embraced allowing people as young as 50 to buy into Medicare.
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The liberal media has embraced the protests, which at first seems natural.
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Embraced wild conspiracy theories, like those surrounding Benghazi or my birth certificate.
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And the car-hailing app was embraced, in part, because of it.
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Western Europe countries embraced cradle-to-grave welfare programs, was one such
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The brothers embraced and took selfies on the court after Carolina's win.
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But most importantly, she could continue the healthy lifestyle she had embraced.
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But in the months since, few have embraced so-called open carry.
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Kamala Harris who previously embraced the plan have turned away from it.
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That's what happened to Brady as he embraced his son's unique qualities.
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Like in Senegal, the youth embraced the country's musicians and local artists.
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" Owens embraced the results, saying, "it's clear that voters want a chance.
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When refiners needed a clean, healthy alternative to MTBE, they embraced ethanol.
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But in recent days, Democrats and advisers have, delicately, embraced the idea.
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Why has Hungary embraced an illiberal leader so soon after rejecting communism?
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The conservative movement has embraced justice reform with unprecedented force and passion.
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And the company's mission has been widely embraced by everyone, says Stahl.
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For decades the Republican Party has embraced America's open, future-oriented nationalism.
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"We've embraced change by changing our business on the regular," said Red.
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Her campaign has embraced the slogan: 'I have a plan for that.'
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But many of the Yanjiao artists have embraced its decidedly suburban aesthetic.
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Harrison Ford, for example, has embraced his silver fox status for years.
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Instead, it embraced something mangier and more tethered to general youth culture.
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In Egypt, President Obama embraced the Muslim Brotherhood government of Mohammed Morsi.
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But as time went on, Toobin shows, she embraced the S.L.A. cause.
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They began leaving the party when Democrats embraced the civil rights movement.
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Princess Diana also embraced color blocking, another popular trend throughout the 1980s.
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The rest of the modern world embraced this obvious realization decades ago.
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Mr. Trump appears to have embraced other elements of the tax code.
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Elva unabashedly embraced wickedness; if only her creators had shown similar gumption.
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Chandrasekaran surprised: a cautious and meticulous manager, he embraced the sales role.
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In fact, black artists seem to have embraced it more than anyone.
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Both parties embraced the idea that free trade is great for everybody.
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We embraced it and baldness became an act of courage and bravery.
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Koreans re-embraced the form during the democracy movement of the 1980s.
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"To be honest, we pursued a strategy that embraced polarization," Craig recalled.
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The desire to be embraced and praised by the community is intense.
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But on Tuesday morning, Biden released a plan that embraced that target.
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But America hasn't fully embraced the solutions that we know can work.
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Pollock embraced this milky way analogy by naming works like "Galaxy" (231).
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Since 22014, Holick's advocacy has been embraced by the wellness-industrial complex.
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So the first people that really embraced Mykki were the fashion community.
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Black metal is a genre that embraced shocking or confrontational stage tactics.
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And instead of being turned away, he was actually welcomed and embraced.
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But I re-embraced the real world with this as my aim.
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And, indeed, the private sector has embraced working with the Commerce Department.
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Other entrepreneurs later embraced the idea and started working on Hyperloop trains.
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The government in Tijuana hasn't embraced the encampment, nor have many residents.
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What if, instead of trying to control everything, you embraced the unpredictable?
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Fundstrat's Tom Lee and value investor Bill Miller have embraced the trend.
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Growing up in northwestern Georgia, Smoker raced cars before he embraced baseball.
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Medicare, the giant federal health insurance program, had wholeheartedly embraced the idea.
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We're comfortable experimenting, and the players have embraced change really, really well.
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"They embraced their femininity while being sporty and independent, too," she says.
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Greenberg accepted, and his new teammates, aware of his saga, embraced him.
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Andrew Cuomo recently embraced a state health department report calling for legalization.
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The parade, which was never widely embraced, was initially scheduled for Nov.
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"The fundamentalism that the Republicans had embraced went beyond religion," he wrote.
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Far from distancing himself from 49ers players that protested, York embraced them.
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Why not just embrace a good plan that's there to be embraced?
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In 2500, the final plan embraced superblocks — and not just a few.
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Unlike national leaders, however, the local mayor, Hanna Zdanowska, has embraced immigrants.
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Society in recent years has embraced what used to be considered profanity.
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Years later, leaders of major tech companies embraced the Zen master's teachings.
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One teaching he embraced is what Mr. Nhat Hanh calls walking meditation.
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At the same time, more countries have embraced the ideology of realpolitik.
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He pushed the party rightward and embraced a populist, "Italians first" message.
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Neighbors embraced after returning to homes that were destroyed during the night.
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We really embraced everything in San Francisco and took it to heart.
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Republicans have embraced the federal legislation to ban abortion after 20 weeks.
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So long as the money is flowing, we have embraced all this.
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Some conservatives have embraced the theory that Mr. Flynn's nonchalance was exculpatory.
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They embraced warmly and immediately talked about a rematch in the spring.
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The government portrayed him as a demagogue who embraced hatred and violence.
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But he knows that several of his clients have embraced the party.
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At the end of the briefing, Mr. Trump embraced the strong option.
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This election season, Hillary has repeatedly embraced our pop culture and iconography.
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Ms. Gibbs said that she had embraced the changes at Time Inc.
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They were impassive as their parents embraced them; the tears came slowly.
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Conversely, Democratic voters embraced establishment candidates in races for Congress and governor.
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People poured into the streets to dance, and strangers embraced each other.
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But he's embraced Trump and run as a pretty standard Trumpkin Republican.
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And those white working-class voters haven't particularly embraced progressive policies, either.
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Opinion polls showed that 1203 percent of the public embraced the tax.
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Cybersecurity has long been a field that embraced people with nontraditional backgrounds.
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The Trump administration has embraced confrontational policies in its dealings on trade.
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Economic policy over the past 2505 years has largely embraced these objectives.
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Abstract, Brockhampton's figurehead and its most versatile vocalist, embraced his self-doubt.
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It's not surprising that in the mid-1970s Radigue embraced Tibetan Buddhism.
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When he embraced his mother, Cathy, the tears flowed even more heavily.
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Vandeweghe collapsed to the court in celebration and was embraced by Barty.
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Alongside Éluard, Gala embraced the Surrealist movement — in more ways than one.
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He decided to do so, and even embraced Comey at a Jan.
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After becoming a hit in Taiwan, bubble tea was embraced throughout Asia.
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But once he became the nominee, he quickly embraced the donor world.
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It was a cause he embraced after winning re-election as mayor.
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Only the locals truly embraced Hong Kong and its values, she said.
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Other Harvest customers said they once embraced vaping but now have doubts.
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The narrative underneath told me her private story, one I immediately embraced.
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He's become my studio mascot — I embraced him as my sprit animal.
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"When I got to college, I fully embraced it," Ms. Samson said.
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The immigration policy has been broadly embraced by a majority of Canadians.
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But that's okay, I embraced the hoe life a long time ago.
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These 9 celebrities have embraced their gender non-binary and transgender children.
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Audiences that have seen it so far have totally embraced the character.
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Why have so many embraced these individualized forms of religion and politics?
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In the West, these ideals are embraced and believed to be universal.
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She has embraced her longevity, beginning a recent rally in Pueblo, Colo.
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In this PC world, all diversity is embraced — except diversity of thought.
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Some held candles and flowers, others embraced each other and sobbed quietly.
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And, as of next month, it will be embraced by a museum.
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He embraced Christianity and enrolled at a Bible college in Rhode Island.
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Other proposals, like tax credits for children, have also been widely embraced.
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She embraced the man she hadn't lain eyes on in 18 years.
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So we&aposve kind of embraced the programs here in North America.
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Michigan hasn't embraced further reforms and hasn't yet offered parents robust choice.
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The trip underscored how fully Blackburn has been embraced by the GOP.
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He embraced the "dark arts" of political sabotage and trickery for decades.
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And as outsiders we finally had a place where we were embraced.
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He hadn't always felt that his son had fully embraced Salish culture.
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But recently, Jazz at Lincoln Center has embraced plenty of contemporary tactics.
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Some nudists avoided meat-heavy dishes, and embraced vegetarianism and healthy eating.
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Their ideas were later embraced in the Fed's 1970s battle against inflation.
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As the #MeToo era grew, Donna Rotunno embraced the role of contrarian.
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It's what sustains those who have embraced what politics actually consists of.
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The prevailing political orthodoxy he embraced favored one-party states, not democracy.
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Several candidates in the Democratic presidential race have embraced the bill. Sen.
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Other Finns, it seems, haven't fully embraced S-market's anti-waste ethos.
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For instance, Alfred Thayer Mahan and Billy Mitchell proudly embraced their domains.
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For now, live streamers seem to have embraced Super Chat and Cheering.
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In Los Angeles the local march embraced technology to organize and inspire.
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The Penguins alternately embraced it, appreciated it and diminished its potential impact.
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Not all of the alt-right has fully embraced the Russian leader.
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In 19763, Clinton embraced a vegan diet: no meat, dairy or eggs.
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" "Historically, evangelical Christianity has never embraced Mormonism as a branch of Christianity.
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Isn't it about time we've embraced some innovation in the combustion industry?
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He began listing the many community outreach programs the Legends had embraced.
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It was only after college when I embraced Jay Kay fanboyism wholeheartedly.
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But despite the benefits of rescreening, many organizations haven't embraced the idea.
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Parents who keep their children mostly inside for safety warily embraced it.
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Her love for Blake is clear, and she's been embraced by everyone.
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He embraced vertical videos by default while most popular services preferred horizontal.
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Diana, Unity and Tom embraced fascism while Jessica lurched to the left.
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These are the people behind the "moral compass" that Tillerson has embraced.
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Children with Down syndrome should be celebrated, loved, and embraced by society.
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According to Mills, it's a number that should be embraced, not criticized.
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But he has embraced the idea of writing for a teenage audience.
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Trump embraced the decision to block Sondland from appearing before House investigators.
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As for how she embraced her birthday, Aniston says it was easy.
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And some made sure they embraced a healthy culture from the beginning.
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Yet an intrepid group of readers largely embraced it and was delighted.
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Then, as we embraced and staggered off the court, the pang diminished.
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Then he embraced me with his huge frame and started to cry.
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On Wednesday morning, a few Chicago residents embraced the bone-chilling temperatures.
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It has already been embraced by cities like London, Singapore and Stockholm.
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He was immediately embraced by the foster mother Ms. Graber had recruited.
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For years, the Los Angeles school board has enthusiastically embraced charter schools.
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But in 2012, the nationalist conservative government embraced the cause of independence.
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It's time that political differences be embraced as another dimension of diversity.
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But like Mr. Trump, Mr. Modi has embraced nationalist language and policies.
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It's a complex work to process, because Hillers had embraced National Socialism.
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I embraced the target on my back and made it my own.
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"In a year with an extraordinary number of great performances by black actors that were embraced by audiences and embraced by critics, for them all to get ignored is tragic," said Reginald Hudlin, who will produce the Feb.
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Eilish embraced the neutrals trend at the 2019 Billboard Women in Music event.
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Women have not embraced it, and some clubs have failed to welcome them.
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A slew of other cities have embraced john-shaming as a way to
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And it's a slight most states allow — and that North Carolina explicitly embraced.
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Perhaps with time cyber soldiers and drone pilots will be more fully embraced.
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Amazon even embraced these joke reviews by curating a list of their favorites.
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Netflix has embraced the sweet nostalgia surrounding its monster hit series Stranger Things.
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Q: Instead of demonetization, should India have embraced reforms to political party funding?
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With her own kids, she has embraced more of an attachment parenting style.
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When the two met on the ground, the embraced in a giant hug.
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She embraced every ounce of that grandmotherly type figure with a fun streak.
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But Trump has also embraced it for roles that don't require Senate confirmation.
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If I had just embraced it, would've been the other way to go.
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He's promised to protect Medicaid and then embraced bills that would cut it.
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Instead, I embraced Aruba's "One Happy Island" vibe and all its peaceful powers.
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I wasn't going to initiate it, but if it happened, I embraced it.
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BAIER: But it would take years before Charles fully embraced domestic conservative ideals.
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Maldives embraced a multiparty democracy 10 years ago after decades of autocratic rule.
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Littlefinger is cleared of all charges, and Sansa is embraced by the Vale.
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Perhaps Embraced is helping the mom of two heal from the terrifying ordeal.
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Sure enough, Big Business embraced design, and promptly turned it into a commodity.
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Apple has embraced the trend, and even Android is now flirting with translucency.
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Rather than be afraid of the uncertainty before her, she embraced her diagnosis.
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She swiftly embraced immigration as the party's cause-celebre rather than euro-scepticism.
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Middleton and Prince William also embraced during their post-wedding tour to Canada.
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Conservatives have long embraced the argument that affirmative action is unconstitutional racial discrimination.
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We embraced it in that way, and grounded everything 100 percent in reality.
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She has embraced the Hollywood ethos wholeheartedly and made it work for her.
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This decade, more films have embraced what might be called "post-truth" filmmaking.
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To be embraced by the love and freedom of what Lady Liberty represents.
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Driven by a fear of migrants, European governments have once again embraced strongmen.
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Monáe embraced black-and-white as way to pay tribute to her upbringing.
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It's time Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg embraced his role as a media boss.
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Nearly 20 law schools, including Harvard's, have embraced the GRE as an alternative.
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Kacey Musgraves embraced the no-shirt trend in New York City on Wednesday.
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Cybersecurity has long been a field that has embraced people with nontraditional backgrounds.
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Reagan embraced our allies and enjoyed widespread respect and popularity around the globe.
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Demi was shocked to see her, bursting into tears as the two embraced.
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They not only accepted him, but they also embraced his boyfriend, Guerrero said.
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They embraced economic uncertainty because they didn't see they had much to lose.
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The 67-year-old actress embraced Obama, 52, on stage during the event.
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They embraced her rather than her face first, and that was the intention.
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He embraced Leo as he came onto the stage to deliver his remarks.
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Waters believes the original intent has been lost as America has embraced irony.
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That level of self-obsession and individualism is shamelessly embraced in our culture.
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Soon the other kids came over and they embraced one another in silence.
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But he also pointed out that classical composers haven't always embraced technological innovation.
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Businesses embraced cloud computing and bought ever more ads on Google and Facebook.
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But he has embraced a definition of religious liberty peculiarly obsessed with sex.
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Because my work is really embraced in America and Germany, and now China.
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They have, in short, embraced an all-hazards approach to their own security.
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It's a label that others have put on him, and one he's embraced.
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On Wellness The culinary capital has embraced its fitter, more Zenned-out side.
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"The way the music's been embraced down there, it's just insane," Evans says.
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At one end of the spectrum is Japan, which has embraced crypto-currencies.
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After Roosevelt, the Supreme Court's independence was affirmed; after Watergate, Americans embraced transparency.
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This is a trend being embraced by two tech giants: Yahoo and Google .
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Far from shying away, Beyoncé has embraced her blackness and issues of race.
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Claus look, Cyrus smiled bright as she embraced her future sister-in-law.
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Institutional investors who often trade large blocks of shares have embraced dark pools.
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For this new camera, PO embraced Polaroid's true essence: a pure analog experience.
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Trump's ability to thrive with an agenda that embraced vulgar racism isn't inexplicable.
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Then I think I embraced it a bit too much at one point.
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More than 80m Chinese have embraced the faith in the past 40 years.
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But yeah — for now it's nice to feel embraced by a creative community.
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And the closer they got to each other, they just ran and embraced.
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We laughed and embraced and hunkered down to talk about war and peace.
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It's time we thought harder, took greater risks and embraced a new world.
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The changes announced Thursday were not embraced by those who've advocated for victims.
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Once the clip was over, Strahan kissed Ripa's hand and the two embraced.
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Instead, he has fully embraced his lifelong role as the Prince of Wales.
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Members of both parties have embraced making banking easier for marijuana-related businesses.
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Trump has even embraced the term "nationalist" and referred to himself as one.
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But the ultimate goal is to see our communities embraced by the mainstream.
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Will he stick with the tactical moves he embraced decisively in early April?
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Crucially, regulators have embraced the technology, the Skoll Foundation noted in a statement.
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Meanwhile, Barack fully embraced the casual dress code, wearing a baseball cap backward.
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Above, Mr. Kim embraced the South Korean president, Moon Jae-in, on Friday.
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But many of her enthusiasts have embraced her with a twinge of apprehension.
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Rivkin took the helm of the MPAA in 2017 and has embraced Netflix.
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A more adversarial approach is being embraced by many parts of the audience.
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By necessity, the government embraced organic agriculture, and the policies have largely stuck.
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Leaders of both countries embraced strengthening ties — something Washington has been watching closely.
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However, it's not a topic she's actively embraced in her first 100 days.
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Oreo has truly embraced its status as a delivery vehicle for oddball flavors.
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In truth, it is the epitome of bipartisanship and should be embraced immediately.
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Warren doesn't have the same problem Harris has — she's fully embraced Sanders' plan.
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And even with the mistakes he's made, he hasn't truly embraced the consequences.
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If you noticed, none of the women embraced when they saw each other.
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"mixed" model of state-led capitalism that it embraced during the economic boom
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But some Democrats, particularly in cities, have embraced the full school choice agenda.
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Many of those who once cheered for reform have embraced the new imperialism.
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You've embraced the fact that you're so much more than your sun sign.
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Hisham Yasin cried as he embraced his mother and as the crowd cheered.
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Deng often wore the Mao suit, while his successors embraced Western business attire.
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Creative professionals have embraced the technological future and the promise of the internet.
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And yet, instead of distancing herself from this episode, she has embraced it.
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Despite the accidents and arrests in Hoboken, the scooters have been firmly embraced.
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WMCA lacked WABC's broadcasting power, but it embraced a broader range of music.
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Canada, the United Kingdom and Sweden have already largely embraced a cashless society.
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President Trump has fiercely defended ICE, and embraced Democratic opposition to the agency.
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Alien and weird are synonymous, and both are identities Bowie embraced and propagated.
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Not every product or pastime embraced by software engineers will become a hit.
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THIS IS HAPPENING BECAUSE WE HAVE TURNED AWAY FROM GOD AND EMBRACED SATAN.
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Tech companies have also embraced the use of employee confidentiality and nondisclosure agreements.
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Historically, America has been a dynamic society that embraced change and celebrated innovation.
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At the same time, King embraced some of Trump's most controversial immigration policies.
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Back in 85033, Republicans and Democrats embraced a solution to clean up Washington.
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Plenty of companies in a wide range of fields have embraced the idea.
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But when things have gone badly, Trump has embraced a different rhetorical mode.
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Saccone embraced the Trump brand in a region where Trump was enormously popular.
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Instead, rather than compromise on a core issue, Planned Parenthood embraced abortion rights.
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Unfortunately, the above notwithstanding, the measure will likely be embraced by gun grabbers.
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What do you think of the nationalism embraced by some younger Chinese today?
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He also embraced a broad-based program of spiritual revival suggested by Msgr.
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"Since then, members of the Royal family have embraced this transport," Harrold says.
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One new feature the department embraced, for instance, enlists the help of patients.
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"We have embraced Officer Delgado wholeheartedly from the start of this," he said.
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Even those who've embraced the wonders, though, often stop with fino and amontillado.
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Democrats have widely and admirably embraced political ambition on the part of women.
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The Left has celebrated and embraced wealthy celebrities like Oprah Winfrey and Beyonce.
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Clinton championed the notion of American exceptionalism, a term traditionally embraced by Republicans.
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All of these people have fully embraced the hashtag-white-genocide panic mindset.
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Despite all the fear-mongering about home pregnancy tests, American women embraced them.
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The results are cheerful and fun and are being embraced by young people.
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In her eighth novel, "Love," Morrison again embraced a non-linear storytelling style.
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I embraced gender barriers, forgetting that once upon a time, I was superman.
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As the other families embraced and cheered and partied, I walked home alone.
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Both critics and viewers alike embraced Paramount's adaptation of the popular Nickelodeon cartoon.
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Also, Ando has not embraced Silicon Valley's "move fast and break things" ethos.
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Ms. Porchon-Lynch has been embraced by big names in the spirituality world.
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The figure is much higher in countries where retailers have quickly embraced ecommerce.
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But during his re-election campaign, he embraced elements of Indonesia's religious right.
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Trujillo embraced his wife Jennifer in a tearful hug as they were reunited.
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That is the work of a man who has enthusiastically embraced Trump's ideology.
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Industry revenue has declined as advertisers have embraced other media to reach customers.
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Mr. Conroy embraced his new hometown with the grateful passion of a refugee.
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As cameras clicked around them, Macron, Trump, and their wives smiled and embraced.
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It's very cliche but it can be embraced if you go beyond it.
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As Yao grew in prominence, China embraced the Rockets as their home team.
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Consumer Drones Consumers embraced drones in a big way this past holiday season.
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It's good to see that it has been embraced in Oaxaca now, too.
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Its report concluded that dockless bikeshare flourishes in environments where regulation is embraced.
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Later in life, Ruskin embraced environmentalism, worrying about humans' impact on their surroundings.
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I knew the Russians had embraced capitalism since the end of Soviet rule.
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Kershaw threw his arms up in the air and embraced catcher Carlos Ruiz.
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But instead of trying to change her appearance, she embraced her body type.
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She also said the show was hard work and the cast embraced it.
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Success is not something to be shunned, but should be encouraged and embraced.
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Mr. Trump has embraced Saudi Arabia as his administration's pre-eminent Arab ally.
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Mike Pence, she likes to say, why shouldn't it be embraced by Georgia?
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In two key instances, his arguments were later embraced by the Supreme Court.
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But even if they didn't win, they'd have been embraced by the city.
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Hawaii embraced Spam during the war, too, and the love affair never ceased.
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Students like Hugues, who identifies as straight, embraced coaching on channeling femme energy.
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Robert D. Ray, 89, a Republican governor of Iowa who embraced progressive policies.
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Nadal crossed over to Thiem's side of the net and the two embraced.
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White nationalists embraced the team from deeply liberal New England as their own.
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For those who have already embraced the basement, there are less obvious perks.
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It simply made shoppers who'd embraced a smaller-is-better mentality feel better.
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I believe that is a trend that should be embraced by our industry.
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School districts embraced Chromebooks because they were comparatively inexpensive and easy to use.
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The Civil War memorial secretary was widely embraced as a folk art treasure.
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We have embraced you, corrupted you, dragged you to the bottom with us.
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And they were embraced with gusto by antitrust officials in the Reagan administration.
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Maybe because he's embraced a worldview disturbingly similar to that of outright racists.
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He's embraced strong men and dictators at the expense of the great democracies.
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During her 63-year reign, Victoria saw and embraced many new technological developments.
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Who among us doesn't care about family values, defined justly and embraced honestly?
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He instantly embraced the city's vibrant creative energy and resolved to stay there.
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Other groups shook off the delayed rate cut and embraced the Senate plan.
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Even when in New York City, Mr. de Blasio has embraced national causes.
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Which is why it's so important that Hermes is being embraced by everyone.
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They have embraced a cultural model that produces low growth and low dynamism.
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It was enthusiastically embraced by F. Sheffield Hale, the center's president and CEO.
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Some sobbed and embraced each other as they saw her in her coffin.
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Prosecutors said the defendant had embraced the extremist ideology of the Islamic State.
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But Japan also embraced traditional culture by officially cultivating the distinctive Shinto religion.
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Mr. McConnell has embraced a Republican plan that would meet the president's conditions.
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"He embraced life, he was brave and he was a pretty cool guy."
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They embraced wild herbs, which were untouched in peace, as a staple vegetable.
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I've just embraced it and it's like, This is the person I am.
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One is that societies throughout the world have embraced a culture of individualism.
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But once I embraced my alopecia, I felt like a brand new actor.
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Seeger embraced the moment, publishing articles in workers' newspapers agitating for proletarian music.
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Judge Kavanaugh, too, has embraced this business-friendly interpretation of the First Amendment.
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But it embraced many plans of Presidents Barack Obama and George W. Bush.
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Abolishing ICE has not been embraced as part of the Democratic Party platform.
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His campaign for Congress has been embraced by Democratic activists across the nation.
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Like the internet itself, they can be neither easily dismissed nor fully embraced.
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My parents embraced me and told me it was O.K. to be angry.
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When the ambassador embraced Regeni's mother, Paola Deffendi, her worst fears were confirmed.
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It also embraced turbocharging and employing aerodynamics to improve speed and fuel efficiency.
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They have been embraced by Republican leaders, though not by the White House.
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My brother's wedding went on, but my mother never fully embraced the nuptials.
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Outside, they choked back tears, embraced and clapped one another on the back.
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Their estrangement deepened after he embraced Scientology, which regards homosexuality as a sickness.
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At the time, Dean fancied himself a serious artist and embraced Marxist politics.
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On one hand, Mr. Pitts, who is gay, has embraced his interloper status.
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Would a more conservative Supreme Court gut the liberal causes she has embraced?
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Six weeks later, in Ho Chi Minh City, Leigh embraced her birth mother.
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Sood explained that Unikrn embraced cryptocurrency as a way to bypass banking institutions.
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The group has been called "the three amigos," a moniker Sondland embraced Wednesday.
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Some therapists and activist groups were skeptical; others embraced A.B.A. with evangelical fervor.
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All three claims were absurd, yet tens of millions embraced them as true.
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School officials had for some time embraced each student by their gender identity.
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Artists themselves have embraced virtual reality as a medium in its own right.
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The conservative majority embraced that argument 14 years later in Citizens United v.
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Senator Elizabeth Warren embraced her "warrior wonk," going after everyone on the stage.
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The eclectic selection of music wasn't the only diversity embraced at the Loft.
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And in doing so, I think I embraced the true spirit of Oktoberfest.
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"Her rival isn't someone to be resented or envied, but embraced, even consumed."
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The 20203s could have been the decade that Washington embraced the tech industry.
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The judge said yes, and then they tearfully embraced for nearly a minute.
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Kemp also embraced Guyger during the hearing and reportedly read her Bible scripture.
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Only in acting do people literally take it off, and it's embraced, celebrated.
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But soccer has more eagerly embraced other areas of data-driven sports science.
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He was embraced and celebrated by Indian-Americans, and inspired others to participate.
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They leapt and bumped shoulders, embraced and pranced to the net in delight.
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The Russians also embraced the English's passion for blackout drinking and drunken brawling.
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He has embraced life in France and is studying to be an electrician.
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But she embraced the work as a valid means of support and respect.
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Now, looking back, Brees, 41, wishes he would have embraced the journey more.
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He later embraced Russell Pickett, 94, who also stormed Normandy on D-Day.
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It's a look the character embraced later on in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Poland's ruling right-wing Law and Justice Party has embraced the U.S. leader.
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They embraced the target, as Maddon had said, and dutifully knocked it down.
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Scott Sheffield, CEO of Pioneer Natural Resources, embraced the shale revolution early on.
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Decades on, Trump embraced the expansive authority set before him with unblushing ardor.
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For his part, Trump has firmly embraced Johnson, Brexit, and U.K. free trade.
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At Sunday's service, the rabbis of the three congregations embraced after tearful tributes.
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"The way they have embraced the brand is an unexpected gift," she continued.
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Initiatives such as Facebook Live have been embraced by Facebook users and advertisers.
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After the two went their separate ways, Mr. Kingsley further embraced the Moog.
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They embraced the post-racial idea and stamped it onto Mr. Obama's forehead.
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The main suspect embraced the other defendants in the court after the verdict.
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Ruiz, embraced by Joshua afterwards, said he would do it differently next time.
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Most of the fans have expressed their appreciation and have embraced these initiatives.
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But he embraced the political philosophy of minimal government and maximum personal freedom.
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Trump has embraced a proposal from two GOP senators to curb legal immigration.
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Dr. Scott Gottlieb embraced e-cigarettes as newly minted FDA Commissioner in 2017.
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However, Bank of America has not embraced the rise of interest in cryptocurrencies.
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After returning to college, she embraced a newly invigorated social life and popularity.
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Jacobs embraced Anderson as she talked about her hopes for her grandson's return.
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The trend was embraced on the runway but should stay in this decade.
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I embraced my recharge strategies, like spending a night in or traveling solo.
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Democrats embraced him and Republicans disparaged him as a turncoat and a liar.
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She has embraced a hard line on immigration, along with Ward and Arpaio.
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Other firms have embraced the philosophy, including one in Lithuania called Contrarian Ventures.
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Inside the lions' den, he felt surrounded and embraced by his own existence.
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Mr. Gagnon said they might come to regret not having embraced modest reforms.
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