Both have authoritarian governments; Iran embraces Islamism and Vietnam embraces communism.
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Loki embraces his own lies, and social media embraces him in turn.
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It's a cautionary tale for anyone who embraces America and embraces Americanness, and expects to be embraced back.
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The Trump team embraces "alternative facts" Day 3 – Jan.
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The Trump team embraces "alternative facts" Day 6 – Jan.
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" Kris immediately embraces her daughter: "I'm so happy for you.
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In Warcross, out this month, Lu embraces her gamer roots.
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Right now, the ICO world happily embraces both these models.
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Puerto Rican trap artist Bad Bunny embraces his "feminine" side.
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I was watching people, I was watching embraces and exchanges.
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He understands this narrow slice of technology, and embraces it.
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The physicality of the work embraces the entire LGBTQ spectrum.
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These may be assaults against art, but they're also embraces
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The Chinese market rapidly embraces new products and new paradigms.
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With his wealth of experience, it's a challenge he embraces.
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Instead, it says it embraces a process called reverse osmosis.
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AI Scry, though, embraces the weirdness of machine vision wholeheartedly.
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More so than its predecessor, Horizon 3 embraces its freedom.
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But you also connect with nature, and it embraces you.
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I hope Rodriguez embraces this opportunity to shape young players.
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And this game happily embraces the geometric nature of voxels.
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His pursuit of economic and social justice embraces identity politics.
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"Doctor Atomic" embraces one thing opera does do well: spectacle.
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It's a grim concept that "Only" embraces with fatiguing fidelity.
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A term that embraces opposites has almost no explanatory power.
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Whether the GOP embraces uncertainty or not, it is coming.
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The dog's vocabulary, it is said, already embraces six words.
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It embraces its eye bags, its bleached eyebrows, its weirdness.
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Marriage is not necessarily something the entire LGBTQ community embraces.
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The New America embraces the country's immigrant and foreign character.
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The phrase reflects and embraces the greatness of our country.
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Julie embraces the Travelers while her countrymen openly disparage them.
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But it is also a place that embraces modern life.
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He embraces his role and title as a registered nurse.
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"Darling," the faux Ms. Wintour gushes as she embraces him.
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"I'm somebody who still embraces the death penalty," McConnell said.
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And the service, which embraces a more formal style, is outstanding.
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It embraces what we are doing and what we have done.
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Like Flower, Antin's work embraces stereotypes in order to subvert them.
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Actually, it embraces, and I think, amplifies, what makes you human.
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Today it partially embraces race-based policies such as affirmative action.
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Something about these little habitats just embraces you like a hug.
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We will forever cherish her warm embraces and generosity of spirit.
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But their days of warm embraces in Winterfell were short-lived.
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Like OnePlus, Motorola and others, Huawei embraces gimmicky gestures and shortcuts.
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Sikhism also embraces a concept called seva, which means selfless service.
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It's fine to be a traditionalist who embraces the status quo.
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Here, Douglas embraces Russia's Aliya Mustafina during the uneven bars final.
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While the NFL represents a divided nation, the NBA embraces incongruity.
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A true democracy thrives when it embraces diverse perspectives and experiences.
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"He doesn't sound like a conservative when he embraces eminent domain."
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At the R.N.C., speakers said that Trump embraces people of color.
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The officer pulls him out, sees his tears and embraces him.
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Photographs taken there show her smiling as she embraces her children.
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Looking back, she still embraces the resentment if not the methodology.
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But when Stell himself sings it, he embraces a different message.
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He spurns our allies and embraces our adversaries and people shrug.
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The crown prince lauded a "moderate Islam" that embraces the world.
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We are now witnessing a president who wholly embraces the latter.
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Is she worth loving only if she embraces being a mother?
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Like the Sugar Plum Fairy, she welcomes strangers and embraces diversity.
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Lowe then turns and embraces the student, who begins to cry.
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As a true folk tradition, hula embraces all ages and genders.
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And they encourage a work culture that embraces women's leadership styles.
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Chris embraces that fact rather than shaming Abby for being Abby.
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Set It Up, on the other hand, unapologetically embraces the genre.
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For example, Tahitian culture embraces the mahu, people of uncertain gender.
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Colony's best character, Alan Snyder (Peter Jacobson), embraces these contradictions fully.
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One embraces the organic and the ancient, another the digital and modern.
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Swan embraces stigmatized topics that most self-help gurus don't talk about.
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Kirsten Gillibrand embraces Fox News host calling her not 'very polite' Sen.
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Trump embraces a politics of racial conflict because it works for him.
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But the series also embraces diversity of class, of geography, of perspective.
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She embraces freaks and outcasts; she has little use for 'normal' people.
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It's when Sabrina embraces this narrative that it really hits its stride.
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President Bill Clinton embraces first lady Hillary Clinton on election night, Nov.
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At first, the spiritual effects distress Shadow, but eventually, he embraces them.
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First communism collapses in the early '90s and Russia embraces democratic capitalism.
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Instead, Latino political culture is relatively new and embraces highly varied constituencies.
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Go deeper: 4/20 sells high: Corporate America embraces marijuana's big day
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We want it to be for someone who embraces fantasy, and storytelling.
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Breve is a bold new smartphone concept that embraces this emerging trend.
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She embraces him anyway, but her eyes glow with an alien light.
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A black man, his daughter by his side, embraces a white cop.
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It embraces the fluidity of the parable rather than haphazardly applying it.
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On The Laughing Apple, he fully embraces his musical legacy at last.
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It's Japan, where pro wrestling embraces the absurdity underpinning the entire thing.
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On it, Valee' embraces "more than just my birth year," he explained.
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As a principle, net neutrality embraces the promise of an open internet.
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Her staff actively embraces modern basketball principles on both ends, especially defensively.
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A man who embraces the tactics of our enemies, torture, religious intolerance.
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Yet even Marvel increasingly embraces the way the superhero echoes have curdled.
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Trump is a public figure who embraces that status with both arms.
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I thought you were a person who embraces bodies of all sizes!
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With those words, Anne's resolve crumbles and she embraces her new father.
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As for Downey, he gets people's confusion, but wholeheartedly embraces the carving.
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But its history sets it apart, and the company embraces its legacy.
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He added that he embraces debate over foreign policy and defense strategy.
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The Democratic Party will be stronger if it embraces a transformational vision.
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We hope that Jerusalem embraces it, thus resolving the dilemma you identified.
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It knows how ridiculous it is, embraces that, and goes all in.
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It embraces change as a process that is experiential, holistic, and communal.
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A young man embraces me, and somehow my shirt comes off, too.
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It embraces the moments you take in to cherish your baseball family.
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Marion embraces his sexuality, but Shannon is still struggling to do so.
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Today, the region embraces the sport as an alternative to Islamist terrorism.
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She embraces both Japan's neon commercialism and its moments of antique serenity.
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Inexplicably yet inexorably, the nuptial embraces between heroine and hero become valedictory.
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Roth fearlessly embraces the ugliness of the aging degenerate, with Dostoevskian zeal.
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It's a teaching tool and fully embraces the needs of its readers.
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The first line embraces contradiction, and it only gets funnier from there.
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Mr. Carson said he once hated white people, but now embraces them.
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Yet she embraces the great Broadway heritage, in which words come first.
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He said he anticipated "a nominee who shares and embraces that understanding."
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The Trump administration's 2020 budget, introduced in March, embraces the same concept.
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China's strategy embraces dual-use AI technologies, of which there are many.
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The Jayapal bill clearly embraces the "for all" part of the message.
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It unapologetically embraces central control rather than pretending it doesn't have it.
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The telenovela-inflected Jane embraces its soap opera roots with obvious relish.
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Messianic Judaism accepts Jesus as the messiah and embraces the New Testament.
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It embraces the abstruse and the transparent, often in the same work.
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This generation—of Parkland, of Dreamers, of Black Lives Matter—embraces that duty.
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Like the great progressive city it is, LA embraces a multiplicity of voices.
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He knows he is being put in for defense, and he embraces it.
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In an Instagram post last week, she explained why she embraces her muscles.
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Sonically, this side of PJ Harvey properly embraces American blues, rock and folk.
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Along those lines, it embraces a Trumpian view of Mexican violence and criminality.
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Barry Horvitz embraces his wife Kim while standing outside their home in Houston.
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If Boston or New York embraces the technology, other transit systems could follow.
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Mr. Chen is far different, and embraces the efficiency typical of modern Taipei.
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Prince embraces Apollonia Kotero in a scene from the film 'Purple Rain', 1984.
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NASA often embraces new video technologies as a way of promoting its efforts.
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Fortnite embraces and all-ages look, but then still uses real-life weaponry.
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Lili Taylor doesn't shy away from playing complex characters – she actually embraces them.
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Hailey Merkt: Embraces Her Past This is our favorite #tbt in recent memory.
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That strategy, endorsed by Tsai Ing-wen, the president, embraces the porcupine ethos.
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She embraces the responsibility that comes with being a successful, young black woman.
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She embraces the repercussions of acting on emotional impulses, rather than suppressing them.
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The newlyweds were spotted holding hands and smiling as they shared loving embraces.
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How much strength does it take to reject a POTUS who embraces Nazis?
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"The Chinese culture embraces plastic surgery as much as any," he tells PEOPLE.
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Mr. Izzard embraces challenges — like performing in other languages — with a certain fervor.
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Being a party that embraces faith means pledging financial resources, time, and energy.
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Critics argue the alt-right movement embraces white nationalism, anti-Semitism and misogyny.
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"Oooh, hey babe," he says as he turns around and immediately embraces her.
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The sooner she embraces who she is, the sooner she will be happy.
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And instead of shying away from that idea, the Nintendo Switch embraces it.
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It's someone who embraces and owns who they are and what they've got.
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If technological change demands that its economy embraces digital services, Germany will struggle.
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As a speaker at conferences, Fotiadis often embraces the academic side of architecture.
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Mr. Lang embraces the severe intensity of the monologue format in his adaptation.
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Many videos were of love ballads, with depictions of couples in romantic embraces.
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Ronaldo does not mind this (or, at least, he says he embraces it).
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It is something he now embraces with the help of a sports psychologist.
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Clinton in a series of warm embraces, including one with a grieving mother.
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The Milky Way room embraces the galactic inspiration for the classic chocolate bar.
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President Trump sides with Russia, France embraces multiculturalism and China steps up surveillance.
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In doing so she embraces precariousness and uncertainty, and makes them indelibly present.
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She embraces a part of herself that is not perceived to be cool.
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Our work flirts with and embraces late stage capitalism in an ironic way.
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While Mr. Trump shuns multilateralism and global governance, Mr. Xi increasingly embraces them.
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As the world embraces this transition, Latin America is also getting on board.
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Rivals are edging away from risky investment banking, but Mr. Staley embraces it.
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Nor is burnout, considering all the varied activities, including windsurfing, that she embraces.
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Playing Attorney General Jeffcoat, the actor Clancy Brown really embraces the revanchist rhetoric.
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This strategy has risks, which he not only embraces but also luxuriates in.
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A city that creates and embraces, that is the best kind of city.
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" Morgan added, "Its simplicity embraces the truth of the lyrics of the song.
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I don't believe we're a nation that embraces white supremacists and hate groups.
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Macron, through her, now has seven grandchildren whom he embraces as his own.
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It embraces the "Sin City" moniker and the "What happens in Vegas" catchphrase.
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Being able to be a part of a project that actually embraces that?
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All that changes when the White House embraces the notion of 'alternative facts.
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If America embraces us again, I hope this can run for a while.
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Similarly, at 18D, the clue "Big, tight embraces" should be BEAR HUGS, right?
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He embraces fundamental progressive ideas, like universal preschool and tuition-free community college.
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It embraces people who have financial means while shunning immigrants who are struggling.
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But while Maddon embraces modern analytics, his roots run deep in the game.
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But she ultimately embraces that difference and is happier for having done so.
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Terrified of Muslim terrorists, he embraces the torture policies guaranteed to mobilize terrorists.
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Then on top of all that, Sanders also embraces neoliberal-style deregulatory solutions.
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Cruz embraces Trump The Cruz game plan for this election is crystal clear.
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It embraces people who have financial means while shunning immigrants who are struggling.
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Thomas embraces the concept of "natural law" found in the Declaration of Independence.
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Nonetheless, he embraces themes that have persisted throughout history and across cultural differences.
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She also embraces high necklines, almost like a Westerosi turtleneck, and extreme structure.
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You would think the left would embraces, but not if Trump is behind it.
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Extrapolating from the 80s, fashwave embraces that decade's grim sci-fi forecasts as paradise.
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Dennis Rodman embraces Kim Jong Un during a visit to North Korea in 2013.
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They show kids packing pistols, smoking cigarettes, shooting heroin, and locked in tender embraces.
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But "sport" is a term that embraces a wide variety of disciplines and activities.
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It embraces the differences, and it's about two worlds colliding and respecting one another.
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Rashida Tlaib embraces family and friends at her midterm election night party in Detroit.
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But this is an industry that embraces new technologies only in fits and starts.
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That's why there's a blowjob technique that actually embraces gagging and spit: deep-throating.
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Why would a country that embraces free trade erect protectionist walls around this sector?
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The agency embraces controlled chaos, few titlesWieden is known for its unstructured brainstorming sessions.
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While she embraces it now, Neidhart says she was teased about it growing up.
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She says dressing someone who embraces that aspect of fashion is such a pleasure.
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Her work embraces narratives and fictions that result in wearable objects, exhibitions, and interventions.
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Kudos to Oculus for putting together a device that embraces both ergonomics and accessibility.
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At the close of every visit, we had made our final embraces and goodbyes.
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Myriam Massé is a promising young lawyer who embraces motherhood but finds domesticity suffocating.
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By contrast, Mr Hughes embraces a relatively modest approach designed to address inequality now.
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Make sure your hometown embraces renewable energy by joining the Ready for 100 campaign.
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He's also a presidential candidate who embraces his husband on stage at campaign rallies.
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The oppressor assumes the role of the oppressed, the privileged embraces the victim syndrome.
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Justin Trudeau braved the heat for some incredibly warm embraces at Vancouver's Pride Parade.
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But as the next generation embraces new technology, a shift will start to occur.
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Nick Hague of NASA embraces his wife Catie after landing at the Krayniy Airport.
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What's striking is the degree to which Trump wholeheartedly embraces a politics of fear.
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She immediately embraces him and apologizes, but Mary Louise sees, and hears, it all.
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A Clinton supporter in London embraces someone right after Trump's projected to win Florida.
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Thomas has remained a faithful devotee of originalism and textualism, which Gorsuch, too, embraces.
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While some may avoid being outdoors when it's raining, Halle Berry embraces the downpour.
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"This campaign important because it embraces the diversity of everyone's individual looks," Ferrari says.
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Instead of backing away, MJ returns to her messy self and embraces the moment.
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He gets some of the craziest material, and embraces all of it with gusto.
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It's a subreddit that embraces all that is good and pure on the internet.
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Or is he a climate change denier who embraces the world being "on fire"?
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Like SNCC, BLM embraces what we now call the intersectional nature of black identity.
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Bloom embraces that base-level beauty, to be young, gay and proudly in love.
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How many women remembered their own experiences pushing away unwanted embraces and uninvited hands?
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And ok, Amsterdam really embraces bottom up initiatives, so for Amsterdam it's really good.
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Lindsay considers herself a "tomboy," but embraces all the latest trends including crop tops.
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Claire fully embraces this by feigning a "vision" so Jamie won't sign over Lallybroch.
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The subculture that embraces obscurity and eschews enthusiasm is no longer obscure or apathetic.
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Someone who embraces the future — our young people and our diversity as a nation.
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With this hire, the Trump campaign is indicating that it wholeheartedly embraces that ideology.
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These days, the New York Police Department embraces "Out and Proud" as a motto.
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The film embraces Scandinavian culture and even includes a young girl who speaks Sámi.
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It is a style of eloquent economy, which embraces wit as well as solemnity.
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There, she warmly embraces her half brother Jon Snow, newly returned from the dead.
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This visually striking dungeon crawler embraces voxels as a style akin to pixel art.
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Killian embraces her original identity, and in so doing is effectively categorized as Japanese.
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Modern political convention dictates that candidates receiving such embraces instantly and publicly spurn them.
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Thought fishing embraces it: You're human, for fuck's sake, you're designed to have thoughts.
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That city fully embraces a loyal groupie who knows how to crack a shell.
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Mr. Xi showed considerable warmth toward Mr. Kim, smiling widely and offering affectionate embraces.
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But "Dating Around" embraces its vulnerability, dangling in the space between documentary and drama.
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The state needs an attorney general who embraces the full responsibilities of the office.
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Chen embraces solid color and tenuous shadow, making both part of the viewer's experience.
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A couple embraces passionately on the floor as dappled light filters across their bodies.
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She not only embraces her peculiar form of fame, she also capitalizes on it.
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You can't have a stronger partner than a secretary of defense who embraces diplomacy.
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She'll find a little story and she embraces it and puts it out there.
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It's full of devotion and betrayal, euphoria and anguish, tender embraces and rough abuse.
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Rather, it embraces it, proves that even the slightest change can have vast consequences.
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"I am constantly struggling with discipline while Bijayini embraces it willingly," Ms. Sen wrote.
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One after another, individual stars of past and present gave her bouquets and embraces.
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He was a part of our culture; one that surrounds children and embraces sports.
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Akko, Israel, embraces its different religions and ethnicities, creating a unique blend of cuisine.
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If the Supreme Court embraces this bogus First Amendment argument, it would smash precedent.
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"This proposal embraces Democratic priorities and Republican priorities," Kelly said at a press conference.
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We eventually found a new church that champions this belief and embraces all people.
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" But as Sancaka grows up, he embraces a new mantra: "Mind your own business.
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But Gaetz embraces Trump's powerful instinct for never caring what people think of him.
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I think he embraces it and I think he is genuine what he does.
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"Sense of duty, loyalty, faithfulness, loyalty — he embraces all of that," one friend said.
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While Mr. Holmes still embraces his Christian upbringing, he has begun to explore Buddhism.
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And yes, not everyone embraces the term "critic," even though they write about art.
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And while she embraces the aging process, she will not be defined by a number.
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In fact, it embraces them and takes a look at what the science actually says.
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Explain your vision and how you believe the space embraces — and impacts — the company's culture.
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As pop culture embraces psychedelic culture, more music festivals than ever have a psychedelic focus.
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What Singer rejects and Gunn embraces are the bright, buoyant comic book origins of superheroes.
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Carrie embraces her old boss with the kind of bear hug reserved only for family.
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A good iPad app is one that embraces the advantages and limitations of a touchscreen.
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Eurovision is such a spectacle precisely because it embraces this overlap between culture and politics.
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Like his father, Pastor Sean Moon ardently embraces conservativism, but his brand is distinctly Trumpian.
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Unlike them, Wheeler embraces the notion of commercial success -- though he doesn't bank on it.
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After a few "Oh my Gods" she embraces Martin with a kiss and a hug.
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Mr. Romano embraces that anonymity here, becoming virtually unrecognizable underneath a 1970s wig and beard.
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Swedish producer Armand Jakobsson not only embraces most of these fan videos; he commissions them.
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But in a rare about-face the DOJ under Donald Trump now embraces Ohio's position.
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In addition to Avid, newcomers include Moxy Hotels from Marriott, which embraces a party spirit.
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And that makes it a city that embraces blackness more than most around the country.
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As the agricultural industry embraces technological advances, it is demanding a new, highly skilled workforce.
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She embraces the adventure without understanding the consequences, and ends up in over her head.
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Phil embraces all the film noir tropes — the smoking, the cynicism, the reliance on voiceover.
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"The current peer review process embraces a concept that a paper is final," says Nosek.
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There's so much more, of course; the Captain Marvel site embraces that era's maximalist ways.
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At times, the show embraces its multitudes simultaneously, which makes for some fine dark comedy.
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As the bleating horns and embraces subsided, Juan put a steady hand on his shoulder.
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As the vignette concludes, footage shifts to the video game world, which embraces its photorealism.
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By that he means Canada welcomes immigrants and embraces their "otherness" perhaps more than America.
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Her opponent does not discount the importance of black voters and also embraces liberal views.
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The male swims up to the female and embraces her — sometimes for a whole day.
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Instead of optimizing for a specific goal, it embraces creative exploration of all possible solutions.
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David Zinn's terrific scenic design embraces the play's dual impulses: nostalgic romanticism and haimish realism.
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Trump, on the other hand, embraces individualism and working hard to achieve the American dream.
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She embraces a grueling production process that mimics the precarious existences she shows on-screen.
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The search for answers need not be difficult if the alliance embraces common-sense solutions.
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Although Mary Frances resists or ignores most of her mother's wishes, this one she embraces.
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It was viewed widely as a reprimand of Trump, who proudly embraces the "nationalist" title.
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Because at its core, EPA embraces the ideal, 'E pluribus unum,' 'Of many come one.
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The trio embraces their psychedelic influences, but don't be fooled — this is not throwback music.
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And make sure your hometown embraces renewable energy by joining the Mayors for 100 campaign.
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Watch as the mostly white populace embraces the repulsive creature as one of their own.
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It embraces a spiritual life that infuses our social media as much as our souls.
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Whenever the N.R.A. embraces a gun-control measure, it's worth looking further under the hood.
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Coolly photographed by Steve Gainer, "Mayhem" embraces its pulpy title with fighting-and-fornicating glee.
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So much so that the country proudly embraces any seafood-related stereotype thrown at it.
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With embraces and tears, the two families, bonded by tragedy, waded through the pain together.
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A man who embraces the tactics of our enemies, torture, religious intolerance, you all know.
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Bertie, in a moment of crisis, meets and embraces her childhood self, a faceless silhouette.
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Rudy embraces Paris, visits the sights, dazzles audiences and hangs out with a dreary crowd.
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Stockhausen, a former theater set designer who has worked with Wes Anderson, embraces both approaches.
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In her own work, the artist embraces the natural fluidity and improvisation of the process.
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This Bronx haven for all things green embraces the world as well as the borough.
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Hezbollah, which emerged amid the Lebanese Civil War, embraces the principles of Iran's Islamist ideology.
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The speaker chairs debates in the European Parliament, which embraces deputies from the 28 states.
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Restoring voting rights for felons embraces the American tenets of new beginnings and second chances.
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"It's going to take a kid who embraces it at a young age," Scott said.
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More than most politicians, he embraces his stereotype—the pugilism, the thin skin, the vocabulary.
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The other embraces economic populism as an essential and non-negotiable core of the party.
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But this era will be cut short unless our strategy embraces new sources and technologies.
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The Republican Party embraces, or at least seriously flirts with, protectionism over global free trade.
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This is a president who blithely embraces the appearance of corruption — and this is unimaginable.
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"First and foremost, the president's plan, it embraces America's time-honored federalist tradition," Perry said.
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A lightweight, no-frills lock, the Z-Lok embraces the notion that less is more.
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If he embraces Donald Trump's vision and worldview on that, I'd be fine with that.
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In addition to Avid, newcomers include Moxy Hotels from Marriott, which embraces a party spirit.
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And as Claire rises in importance, the series embraces that idea, almost to a fault.
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And while Ibrahim embraces Jambo's comparison to Chipotle, Hashi cringes a little at the reference.
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Instead, it embraces the construct of freedom that we typically attach to the Wild West.
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The result is a gorgeously full 'do that embraces wispy fuzz instead of going against it.
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Jake Gyllenhaal suits up & completely embraces his role in its entirety & he's clearly having a blast.
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Whether a modern candidate who embraces socialism can win a presidential election remains an open question.
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And a government that openly embraces the knowledge now scorned may soon(ish) come to power.
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Winter embraces her body, but often finds herself defending her skin-baring outfits on social media.
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Residents of eastern Mosul appear to have welcomed government forces, greeting them with kisses and embraces.
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WILLIAMS: -- embraces Putin, has an ongoing investigation which he says he&aposs going to pardon himself.
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It is "the divine attitude which embraces," the how of God's forgiveness, but not forgiveness itself.
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" Trump then embraces the woman, puts his arm around her waist and tells her, "You're hired.
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Pressley embraces this kind of role, but says she doesn't deserve or want any special credit.
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Former Alaska governor Sarah Palin embraces a fairgoer while visiting the Iowa State Fair on Aug.
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Cardi didn't like the implication, and said Offset embraces all of his children ... end of story.
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This is a Peter Parker who wholeheartedly embraces the great responsibilities that come with great power.
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Clinton embraces her Methodist beliefs, Mr. Sanders has all but avoided talking about his Jewish identity.
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So when the world shifts and potentially embraces cryptocurrencies, Facebook is there, but they're not behind.
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And she embraces her home's perks, including an infinity pool perfect for a topless photo op!
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No other server I know of so thoroughly embraces World of Warcraft in all its silliness.
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And everything about this scent, from the concept to the packaging, embraces the power of femininity.
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Breve is the world's first smartphone of its kind, the first device that truly embraces ephemerality.
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Bill Clinton embraces role of political spouse More than 90% of Americans have health insurance now.
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Mr Zuma, who ostentatiously embraces Zulu traditions such as multiple wives, is popular in the region.
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His face is bright red as Olga embraces him for the first time in six years.
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" For now, Woods calls her athleisure line, SECNDNTRE, her "baby" and embraces being the cool "aunt.
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I think it's about time that the beauty industry embraces the diversity of the human race.
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Blair, too, embraces a darker side of herself as she joins her husband in the chaos.
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Levine has made no secret of his desire to be extremely successful; rather, he embraces it.
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Dramatic comebacks are usually the stuff of sports movies, complete with sweeping music and tearful embraces.
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The other embraces cultural liberalism and reaps the economic rewards of an ever more globalized system.
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When the local economy embraces tech, more jobs in other sectors and across income levels follow.
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The star says she's not afraid of getting older — and in fact, she embraces the unknown.
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The PYD and the PKK shun capitalism, while the KDP embraces it, in theory at least.
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Her music embraces the synthy, '80s-tinged vibrancy popularized by groups like CHVRCHES and The 1975.
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Without a moment's hesitation he stretches out his arms and legs, and the crowd embraces him.
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Unless the House embraces true bipartisanship, this current battle may not lead to a true fix.
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Or an artist makes bold-sounding declarations, or endorses electoral candidates, or embraces high-profile causes.
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He added that he embraces debate and the competition of ideas when determining foreign policy strategy.
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KFC fully embraces its role as a purveyor of bad-for-you food that tastes good.
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Critics say the alt-right is an ideology that embraces white nationalism, anti-Semitism and misogyny.
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Sanders, a New York native, argued that he readily embraces his heritage on the campaign trail.
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But the power of his story has only grown as the country embraces its African roots.
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With this collection, we engage a younger clientele who still embraces our elevated sense of style.
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Trump embraces a masculine identity — old in some ways, new in others — built upon unvarnished misogyny.
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There's a period of normal science when everybody embraces a paradigm that seems to be working.
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It embraces and normalizes the varying spectrums of sexuality and gender players bring to the field.
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The home's interior embraces a wide range of materials and textures, giving it an eclectic feel.
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Just because a company embraces robots does not mean that employees have to lose their jobs.
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The couple is aware that people say their videos don't make sense, and even embraces it.
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Mr. Reed embraces Mr. Trump's agenda, including the tariffs that many conservatives say threaten the economy.
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Perhaps the deepest damage affirmative action does is to those it embraces, not those it rejects.
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One that embraces the sudden freedom being mandated by governments and strongly urged by health experts.
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A great university does not fear its students engaging with challenging texts—it embraces that opportunity.
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He points out that it embraces a fatalistic outlook that can keep real progress from happening.
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The team embraces Mr Williams, while South Africans of all races dance onto the streets together.
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The company embraces a "conscious culture" and recognizes the importance of addressing employee stress and burnout.
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The Predator Orion 73 embraces its supervillain-Sith-Lord look, and pulls it off with style.
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A young girl embraces the heart-shaped trunk of a tree that has been cut down.
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Not everyone embraces this code of conduct either, but it seems to be prevailing so far.
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But the blue-line model of public safety that the Trump administration embraces goes beyond autonomy.
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Compare that to Into the Spider-Verse, which embraces the artful spectrum of a franchised past.
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" — SETH MEYERS "That is shocking: DeSantis openly embraces white nationalists and he's not in Trump's cabinet?
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"Forest Dark" is a novel that, mercifully, embraces and even celebrates not, for once, having answers.
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My embraces, words of comfort and encouragement seemed less and less effective as hopelessness settled in.
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The space embraces all kinds of contradictions — cold but intimate, remote yet accessible, incomprehensive yet inclusive.
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It's a call for a theater that embraces women instead of pushing them to the margins.
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One group of consumers really embraces the early marketing of seasonal items because they are planners.
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When on-island, the first family embraces the aloha spirit, stunning ridge hikes and azure waters.
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A group of groomsmen embraces newlyweds in a massive group hug in photographer Priyanca Rao's shot.
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Whether President Trump embraces or resists the emerging notion of resilient design remains to be seen.
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We need an educational system that re-embraces and reaffirms the importance of the vocational arts.
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But the region kind of embraces its notoriety with a wink-wink and a nudge-nudge.
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In his profile's display picture, a beaming Mr. Dalglish embraces Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada.
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Indian analysts say this could be a source of cooperation, if India embraces the right attitude.
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It embraces diversity of background, thoughts and ideas as a necessary component of an excellent education.
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While he embraces the Stone Age, Plant lives a relatively normal and modern life off camera.
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We believe NASA today embraces the race and gender diversity that reflects America and its values.
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On her day off, the award-winning bartender avoids politics but embraces a drink (or two).
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A young woman, a sister or sweetheart, embraces a soldier as she keeps pace with him.
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"Stanford embraces the concept of social innovation, which is something I'm very passionate about," she said.
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There are risks for the president if he joins the Democrats and embraces tougher gun laws.
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It fully embraces and utilizes horror movie tropes, but in a context that feels wholly unique.
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Nine citizens describe their struggle to belong in a nation that both embraces and rejects them.
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" Says Sara, who lovingly embraces the community she once rejected: "This has been a beautiful thing.
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The movie is at its best when it embraces the slightly goofy nature of McCall's vigilantism.
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And get this ... at the end Kanye embraces Kid Cudi, who had famous beef with Yeezy.
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She embraces her place as a role model and speaks to groups of younger disabled students.
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And we need to support the work that actually embraces diversity, and that we want to see.
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" His "seeing body," however, both underlies and embraces "this visible body, and all the visibles within it.
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Now the 50-year-old says she embraces it, although growing up it made her self conscious.
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Green Book culminates in a Christmas dinner scene where Tony's entire family embraces him with open arms.
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The caption explains why she embraces the slouching photo just as much as the more "flattering" one.
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For some scientists, "better" meant a life that creates fewer emissions and embraces better and smarter technology.
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Novitiate embraces another sisterhood, besides the nuns, and it is the one that made the film possible.
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Democrats are suggesting they'll work with Trump only if he fully embraces their ideas -- an unlikely prospect.
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We're not used to her seeing her kurls, but we love that low-key Kylie embraces them.
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Instead, Ishiguro embraces the logical alternative: to alter his human form to match that of his copy.
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Both countries are members of Mercosur, a would-be customs union that also embraces Brazil and Paraguay.
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On My Block is funny because it embraces even inner city kids laughing at their own pain.
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"Hong Kong is a living example of what can happen when China embraces liberty," he said (Reuters).
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If train travel seems a bit old-school, the Napa Valley Wine Train embraces that M.O. 100%.
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And there are worries about Poland, where the Law and Justice government embraces Mr Orban's populist model.
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Instead, they should remind people that America moves forward when it embraces engaging with others, Obama said.
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Go deeper: Ad industry finally embraces privacy rules The big picture: TV advertising is slowly going digital
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I see their pictures and watch their final embraces (if they are even allowed to have them).
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Can you think of any story-driven Netflix series that embraces a conflict-of-the-"week" approach?
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S — finally embraces her family and her own role as a parent, instead of running from responsibility.
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The video goes on to talk about how Apple celebrates differences, and embraces different faiths and cultures.
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The Witcher 2 , on the other hand, is a game that embraces the tight brutality of unfreedom.
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More about Jon's heritage: in the pilot, he embraces a direwolf, Ghost, which is the Stark sigil.
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Within her work, the artist continually embraces such oppositions to create a unity in her natural landscapes.
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China embraces some Western rules, but also seems to be drafting a parallel system of its own.
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Unlike many of her young counterparts, she understands the dangers and social media and embraces her haters.
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But rather than complain and wallow in misery, Kelling flips it on its head and embraces it.
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The film works best when it embraces this B-grade-slasher-meets-mid-afternoon-soap-opera feel.
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He embraces tax cuts as key to economic growth, as well as free trade and immigration reform.
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This begins the period of backlash against psychedelics, the counterculture, with Timothy Leary's help, embraces the drugs.
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While King now embraces her shaved head, she says she didn't always feel that sense of security.
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She did it by standing up and daring to be a whole woman who embraces her femininity.
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Day four in Grand Operations is called the Final Stand, and it fully embraces the scarcity idea.
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Given Microsoft's focus on hybrid cloud deployments, it's no surprise that Windows Server also embraces these scenarios.
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It provides a quick, simplified glimpse (the "neutral" category, for instance, embraces a large number of possibilities).
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Rather than being ignored altogether, wouldn't I rather be with someone who appreciates and embraces my disability?
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Education choice embraces traditional public schools, public charter schools, homeschool and flexible spending accounts for private providers.
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The "Denormocrat Party" embraces strength through attack, assaults on institutions, and the flouting of rules and regulations.
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The Witcher 2,on the other hand, is a game that embraces the tight brutality of unfreedom.
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The company's signature style embraces elements of ballet, circus and cabaret with song, dance and overall seduction.
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That's what makes "Magic and Loss" hold together: It embraces the internet as a work in progress.
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Once trained, pro cuddlers promise a physical and psychic salve through spooning, arm tickling and deep embraces.
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Paul supports Trump, he agrees that engagement is necessary and he embraces an "America first" foreign policy.
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She embraces the future, not the past, and is the person we need to move America forward.
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"Terrible job...she loves and embraces her curves and thighs...why would you photoshop them?" another added.
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If Generation AI embraces automation in all facets of life, the economy needs to, and will, adapt.
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More importantly, this is a straightforward third way approach that embraces neither mass citizenship, nor mass deportation.
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Any rational organization embraces the revolution that's coming and lets him become what he's meant to be.
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The shows' ratings similarities indicate a strong "family drama" audience that always embraces this type of programming.
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He embraces his disease by making a wild, grotesque joke of it, even when he's in pain.
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And like her on-screen character, Brown embraces those qualities, but she doesn't get them from Eleven.
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He reaches for the phones of supporters when he greets them, offering selfies as often as embraces.
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Everything, he thinks, is gone, and in his anger and hurt and despair, he embraces that loss.
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There are hurried embraces and pods of parents, to-go lattes in hand, swapping information and gossip.
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If Mr. Franken truly embraces the high ideals he has advocated, he shouldn't hesitate to do so.
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"The Argument," a new Opinion podcast from The New York Times, embraces that idea of respectful disagreement.
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The Democratic Party, the party that embraces "engagement," is in atrophy in state legislatures across the country.
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And why, even as she embraces her youthful classmates, Ms. Meintjes also organizes gatherings for fellow transfers.
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The more Trump embraces that outsider persona, the more his base is reminded why they like him.
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Whether it embraces liberal models of modernity or not depends on the social, economic and political circumstances.
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" And, all the while he insisted that racism is "endangered" and can end if everyone embraces "Americanism.
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"I'm sure that if Cambodia embraces this idea, Cambodia will walk in the right way," he said.
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The more each party embraces its extremes and extremists, the more each demonizes and dehumanizes the other.
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For Threadstories — an Irish mask maker and performance artist — the individual remains paramount, a paradox she embraces.
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He regularly embraces Kremlin-aligned talking points and has forged friendly relations with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange.
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Justin embraces the holiday spirit by visiting Santa school and teaching kids about the magic of giving.
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It embraces change, encourages debate and supports those who need help, whatever their ethnic or religious background.
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The expanded Tate Modern embraces this human scale even if its aspirations are more global than ever.
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The organization embraces Iranian leaders and ideology, pledging to form a government similar to that of Tehran.
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To do this, farmers must rely on a competitive marketplace that embraces innovation and maintains consumer choice.
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On the leftist websites, the dissenting athletes are lauded as heroes, fighting the "oppression" that America embraces.
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Lloyd Doggett of Texas, embraces a long-standing Democratic position -- allowing Medicare to negotiate with drug makers.
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Those protests are not aided when Newsom embraces the mantle of leader of the anti-Trump resistance.
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It's rare for a CEO to admit to feeling like an impostor, but Gwyneth Paltrow embraces it.
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As West weeps, former first lady Michelle Obama appears from the darkness behind him and embraces him.
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They want a pluralistic America that is engaged with the world and embraces technology and future industries.
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Love here summons sex to the cognitive dissonance from which sentience cannot escape when it embraces desire.
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Now she openly embraces all of those things, and it seems to be working well for her.
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Social media enables and embraces consumers, users and viewers and they've earned a seat at the table.
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She routinely snarls in Trump's face and embraces a wicked smirk whenever she lands a verbal blow.
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In sum, Justice Kennedy's decision-making process embraces the messiness, disorganization, and inconsistencies of the real world.
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Sammy Yatim's mother Sahar Bahadi embraces her daughter Sarah Yatim at a Toronto courthouse after Forcillo's sentencing.
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Chandra's highly suggestive imagery is both humorous and charged, and it embraces sexuality while forgoing overtly sensuous excesses.
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The Masked Singer is unique, bold, original and embraces the DNA of all the best FOX unscripted shows.
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As many teenage girls do, she embraces everything she's been accused of, and you can hardly blame her.
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After breaking free from a string of embraces, Rivera stopped to pose for a picture with his children.
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If they handed out awards for botched embraces, La La Land's Golden Globes pile would be even bigger.
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Amazon, long a bright spot in recent American employment history, is hiring few workers as it embraces automation.
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For one thing, while Picasso celebrated the monstrous in his erotic scenes, Fratino embraces the tender and playful.
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Trump's thesis explicitly embraces "tough crime policies": Tough crime policies are the most important form of national defense.
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The two stayed in touch by phone and shared embraces and kisses when they met again in April.
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Twitter Trump lashes out at perceived enemies, careens wildly between competing messages and embraces chaos as a strategy.
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Neon and scrunchies abound in the snaps from season 3, when Hawkins fully embraces its retro 80s setting.
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Having withstood the spotlight for 50-plus years, Cher says she embraces her off-stage persona — and style.
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At one point, Carmen embraces her "witch" moniker as a way to scare her would-be inquisition murderers.
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The film understands what's so uncanny about video games and embraces those qualities rather than running from them.
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The pro-life position embraces these values and takes it one step further to include all human beings.
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The photo almost didn't happen, because Parks's team struggled to pry rappers out of embraces to position them.
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The federal agencies manage these millions of acres for us, and their mission embraces reconnection, restoration, and protection.
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Many of Britain's Brexiteers, though, see themselves as part of the anti-elitist "global revolt" Mr Bannon embraces.
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Meghan's biography page on the royal family's official website embraces her history of standing up for women's rights.
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Writer-director Trey Edward Shults (Krisha) embraces that schism wholeheartedly with his second film, It Comes At Night.
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The game's backwoods horror falls short of Rob Zombie-esque torture porn, but it embraces similar visual sensibilities.
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Preferring to take risks when his confidence is vodka tinged, his work ethos embraces the lessons failure imparts.
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"Domoto embraces a whole bunch of readily available industry products and bends them to his will," Widder said.
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Trump is not only not a conservative; he also embraces the most distasteful elements of right-wing populism.
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She has over 43,000 followers on TikTok where she both embraces and makes fun of e-girl culture.
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"The fact that Mizani embraces women of all ethnicities is everything I fight for: Be yourself," she says.
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As it embraces a world beyond Windows, Microsoft is increasingly focusing its efforts on businesses rather than consumers.
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It's about time the industry wholeheartedly embraces the new diversity which is indubitably, the way of the future.
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" In an earlier post, the model also embraces her stretch marks, calling them "marks of stretched out love.
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" The movement, he said in a statement, is about "creating a culture that respects her and embraces life.
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The show embraces the social effects of smoking pot — how people use it to relax, bond, and escape.
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Though she now embraces her beard, she admits the bullying she received for it made her consider suicide.
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Either way, she embraces her new boho Dothraki lifestyle and becomes khaleesi, akin to queen in that community.
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On March 9th he was with steelworkers in Pittsburgh (he embraces the proposed tariffs on imports of steel).
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On March 9th he rallied with steelworkers in Pittsburgh (he embraces the proposed tariffs on imports of steel).
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Being British means that you won't have any of the romantically charged gazes which precede dramatic, passionate embraces.
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While hilarious, the series embraces sadness and darkness as essentials components of not just comedy but everyday life.
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I'm pleased to report it's finally a piece of off-road kit that embraces (nearly) modern-day tech.
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Snoopy embraces his new alter ego, but ends up crying at the sad turns his theme song takes.
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Work started pouring in, signaling a rising trend in the fashion and beauty industry that embraces older models.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda's hit Broadway show embraces the history and diversity of American culture like no musical before.
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It can be seen as carving a new path for millennial expression that embraces both cynicism and schmaltz.
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Though the star often embraces a Coachella-friendly crop top, she admits to having insecurity about her midsection.
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As the whole of Chinese society enthusiastically embraces a space-faring future, even celebrating an annual Space Day.
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Canada can create "inclusive prosperity" if it embraces new technologies while managing negative side effects like job loss.
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Vote for the Libertarian candidate, Gary Johnson, an outlier who once ran a marijuana business and embraces isolationism?
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Away from the madness of Medellín, Escobar embraces the simple life, but there's no going back to it.
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It embraces the complexity of the human condition and tells a story in a clear and compelling way.
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It is she whom he embraces, stiffly and self-consciously, in a genuinely affecting moment of tentative connection.
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William Milliken backed Hillary Clinton in a statement framing her as the only candidate who embraces American ideals.
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If 10 Sullivan celebrates its wedge-shaped site, 100 Franklin masks it and embraces it in equal measure.
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" TT provided additional context, adding, "'Dope Girls' was inspired by the everyday girl who embraces her inner cool.
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Come season three, a lot of that hasn't changed because it's a ride that always embraces the mess.
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Given the brutal subject matter, the opera stays remarkably agile, avoiding sentimentality even as it embraces frank sentiment.
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And despite the expected decline in employment, the public widely embraces artificial intelligence in attitude and in practice.
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Whether a candidate embraces nuclear energy in his or her plans has come out as one defining point.
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But as Osaka showed against Serena Williams in their U.S. Open final, she too embraces the big stage.
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But at Mr. Bannon's urging, Mr. Trump embraces Mr. Moore and the Republican National Committee obediently follows suit.
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Officially, the Communist Party embraces a dozen "core socialist values," including freedom, rule of law, justice and democracy.
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Despite the disappointment, the French team visited the Croatian locker room and offered congratulations, embraces and eventually toasts.
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On most of the internet, creating a sock-puppet account will get you banned — but HaveWeMet embraces it.
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In the middle of the Colombian Andean jungle, the couple embraces, their torsos and faces escaping the frame.
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They hugged — not one of those bro embraces in which shoulders barely touch, but a heartfelt, prolonged clinch.
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It sometimes seems that he embraces his role as the villain, even as he brushes aside the accusation.
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Day Trip Asbury Park embraces the ocean, its salty scent mixed with eau de sunscreen on summer days.
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In his own comics, Mr. Panter embraces the loose, rough line, the smudges and the mistakes, the crosshatching.
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During those months, Stevenson projected but never wrote a novel with this title, an implicit challenge Doyle embraces.
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If she embraces him, she may lend ammunition to Democrats eager to portray Ms. Handel as his tool.
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Gunther Gebel-Williams, the trainer and performer, changed the culture of animal training, one that Mr. Lacey embraces.
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These are actions that Trump barely acknowledges, while he repeatedly embraces Russia's apparent President for life, Vladimir Putin.
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Most popular memes are essentially modern expressions of dadaism, or art that rejects structure and embraces nonsensical whimsy.
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The red-haired Spithill is an extrovert who embraces news-conference banter and likes to train by boxing.
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It's a company that increasingly embraces competitors like Amazon, Samsung, Sony, and Google to transform its own business.
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"The rest of the group often embraces the honeymooners and celebrates them all week long," Mr. Austin said.
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"The biggest potential short-term catalyst is increased trading in South Korea as that government re-embraces crypto."
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In the fast-forward to 2016, we see a candidate who is accomplished, dignified and embraces her femininity.
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"Fiat Chrysler fully embraces the goal of reducing vehicle emissions to ensure an environmentally sustainable future," it said.
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The House Republican tax reform bill embraces both frameworks, but it leans on the substitution framework more heavily.
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The GMA mission needs to be redefined so that it embraces changing consumer dynamics rather than fighting them.
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Juice has found success in that sweet spot because he fully embraces all of these emotions at once.
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"Accordingly, the FBI accepts the Report's findings and embraces the need for thoughtful, meaningful remedial action," Wray wrote.
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"The people have an intense faith," said Mr. Urbina, who embraces the more scientific explanations for the phenomenon.
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I do not admire anyone who, whether through political opportunism or astonishing naiveté, embraces the Green New Deal.
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I do not admire anyone who, whether through political opportunism or astonishing naiveté, embraces the Green New Deal.
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This recipe embraces the British model, baking vegetables and sausages together for a simple yet satisfying winter meal.
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Are our expectations challenged by seeing how each generation embraces different symbols and media to express their ideas?
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The exhibition embraces these marginalized communities as organic parts of their surrounding society and consciously avoids victimizing them.
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And opposition that conflates the risks of conservative policies with those of democratic breakdown — say, by reacting to Betsy DeVos (who embraces vouchers for private schools) and Michael Flynn (who embraces insane conspiracy theories) as equivalent threats — trivializes constitutional concerns and makes it easier to dismiss complaints as losers' sour grapes.
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Uber embraces tipping in bid to hang on to angry drivers Uber embraces tipping in bid to hang on to angry drivers Uber is finally giving in to one of the biggest demands made by its fleet: The company will add an option to allow customers to tip their drivers.
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Maxima Allen, right, embraces her son Alfredo, 19, who suffered irreversible brain damage after he was stabbed in 2011.
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Though it is hardly a celebratory work, "Liberty and Coercion" embraces a certain kind of old-fashioned American exceptionalism.
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If Britain embraces these and other ideas the electorate might face a more inspiring choice at the next election.
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Writing since, Duran says his "slut-shaming" and "ignorant" attitudes have shifted and he now embraces the prevention strategy.
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Physically painful though his initiation is, Eisenstein quickly embraces homosexuality as the path to ecstasy and falls in love.
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It's one that doesn't shut out criticisms on your work but considers it, embraces it, and lets it go.
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These visual signifiers from the comic wordlessly communicate characters' personalities, and Vázquez wisely embraces this technique for the film.
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Someone who often embraces Gucci's camp-y aesthetic, like say, Harry Styles, would have been a much better fit.
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We are really trying to create a plaform that embraces all kinds of creativity, something that never existed before.
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It's just a place that really embraces a woman's body and her right to express herself however she wants.
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And just like that, Clark embraces class solidarity over warfare—and not without risk to his own economic security.
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But it also embraces what might be the single worst tendency of TV book adaptations, much to its detriment.
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We are really trying to create a platform that embraces all kinds of creativity, something that never existed before.
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Fay also co-founded St. Pat's for All, an alternate St. Patrick's Day parade in Queens that embraces inclusivity.
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Castillo embraces an expansive ambiguity — of language, of gender, of nationality — that can sound celebratory and mournful at once.
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Occasional slights "do not despoil a practice that on the whole reflects and embraces our tradition", Justice Kennedy maintained.
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A different kind of musical The show embraces the history and diversity of American culture like no musical before.
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His own choreography embraces both the grace and line of ballet and the weight and purposefulness of modern dance.
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Gantz embraces that legacy, running a television ad which highlighted the number of Palestinian militants killed on his watch.
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Indonesia's biggest Islamic organisation is Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), which embraces folksy forms of Islam and explicitly campaigns against extremism.
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Warren — more like Trump — embraces the tradeoff and simply says that politicians should put Americans' interests ahead of foreigners.
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Apple Photos dabbles a little with AI, but Google Photos embraces it fully, and the end result is magic.
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We believe the DOW story will follow a similar narrative to LYB as DOW embraces its commodity chemical roots.
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Jones eventually transitions — at Bridget's urging — to a more inclusive platform that embraces nontraditional families and specifically single mothers.
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It has always been a broad church that embraces liberal free-marketeers along with conservatives keener on economic protection.
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The 19-year-old model recently defended herself against those who criticized her for how much she embraces nudity.
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Where Clara is running toward the needs of teams, Fin embraces the personal pains of travel planning and shopping.
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There's been a lot to unpack, even for a show that embraces puzzle box sensibilities as much as Westworld.
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The thought of engaging in a public Twitter feud may scare some, but for Jimmy Kimmel, he embraces it.
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Instead of shaming them for what was an obviously weird gift, this teacher embraces the sneakers with open arms.
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In this undated photo provided ABC, Becca Kufrin embraces Garrett Yrigoyen in an episode of the âThe Bacheloretteâ.
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Amid the whirl of embraces and congratulations at the election night party, Nugnes struggled to think through the ramifications.
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On the one hand, Sidewalk Labs' Quayside project embraces beloved Silicon Valley concepts like data crunching and constant iteration.
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Robertson embraces the view that God specifically reacts to whether he is pleased or displeased with individuals or governments.
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I refer you to the Ixoost EsaVox speaker, which embraces the Lamborghini brand like no other gadget ever has.
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These folks will feel betrayed—if not downright mystified—by a Republican president who embraces Bernie Sanders-style policies.
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But, not RZA -- who says Adam is everything that's RIGHT about music ... he's talented, progressive and embraces hip-hop.
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He doesn't like the kind of smashmouth politics that Trump embraces, which he thinks is unfitting for his party.
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" Before introducing Pence, Cruz heaped praise on the GOP vice presidential nominee, saying that he embraces "strong principled conservatism.
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This is especially true when it's an artist that embraces technology (namely synthesizers) and melody the way Stelmanis does.
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All the while, Mason's embraces unusual flavors and uses them as a gateway for customers to experience different cultures.
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Thank You takes flight when she embraces that belief without a shrug or a self-effacing crack in sight.
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The once liberal fringe now controls the party with an iron fist and even embraces de facto open borders.
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For Gillette, "grooming" goes far beyond the literal act but embraces grooming future selves and future generations of men.
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But the Park Terrace highly embraces health and wellness, and as such, this was not a standard hotel gym.
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They designed a home that meets the needs of the residents and embraces minimalism but doesn't make aesthetic sacrifices.
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There is not room (or budget) to show the soccer balls and science kits, the embraces and private jokes.
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But while he embraces this technology, he warns against using data to predict what will be the next hit.
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Many think of anti-Semitism and other forms of racism as a worldview that one deliberately embraces or rejects.
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There's a taste for this as combat sports in general further embraces shock value as a means of promotion.
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A GOP that nominates Trump—and embraces nativism—is one that lacks room for all immigrant and nonwhite groups.
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She is cast out from a world that rejected her, but she eventually finds the community that embraces her.
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As much as she embraces her unconventional now, she admits that learning to break the rules takes some time.
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The proposal embraces elements of the progressive Green New Deal and seeks to go "well beyond" Obama's climate goals.
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Marion pursues the relationship with ardor; Shannon at first rejects but then embraces it, sometimes within a single encounter.
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It is exceptional when it embraces others and includes within its heart the perspectives of others different from it.
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It hopes the approach the will convey that the United States embraces individuals and cultures from outside its borders.
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He embraces ambiguity as a principle but also sometimes gives the movie the accelerated pulse of an action flick.
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So what if it openly embraces every clichéd tale of down-and-out has-beens getting their groove back?
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Is it a coincidence that Åzone Futures Market embraces the tenets of technology and design as indicators of progress?
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Nine Democrats in the group have threatened to withhold their support from Ms. Pelosi unless she embraces their platform.
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Now GM has decided to make Caddy the company's lead electric brand as it embraces an all-electric future.
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It plays in a city that embraces and supports classical music like few others, and boasts a global following.
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On the contrary, Godiva Chocolatier embraces the feminism in its roots by striving for a diverse and inclusive workforce.
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Because when President Trump embraces "pro-life" policies that are in fact "pro-death," that should galvanize us all.
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But in one sense, the borough of 12,000 embraces the proximity: Its high school sports teams are the Aviators.
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Left: An emotional East German man embraces a young girl at the Austrian–Hungarian border after its official opening.
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"We want to form a national corps of deep canvassers that embraces compassion and inclusion," Mr. Barbanel-Fried said.
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Breitbart enthusiastically embraces the nationalist right, and, as Trump's political fortunes rose, Breitbart became his most obsequious media booster.
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Though Marrakesh is steeped in Moroccan history and culture, its creative crowd — including the five people below — embraces modernity.
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With Iran, Macron rightly recognizes there is no good military option and embraces diplomacy, imperfect though it may be.
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From pigmented and pitted scars to cystic breakouts and whiteheads, skin positivity embraces "real" skin in all its glory.
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But in the process it often embraces bigotries and extremisms that in turn color the reception of its policies.
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He publicly embraces Orthodox Christianity and refers glowingly to the doctrine of Eurasianism which stresses Russia's separation from Europe.
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If Indonesia, already weighed down by religious politics, embraces Duterte's controversial policies, analysts predicted an increase in societal divisions.
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But while India's LGBT population embraces its new found freedoms, millions across the globe continue to wait in hope.
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Flipping an earlier generation's pattern, the party's rank-and-file now embraces free trade more fervently than Republicans do.
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It treats its recipients like adults rather than trapping them in the complex maze of requirements that welfare embraces.
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That part embraces an emerging concern among liberal economists and activists that corporate concentration is damaging the American economy.
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He embraces the pulpy tone of Pizzolatto's dialogue, and his scenes with Farrell are some of the series's best.
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But the show also embraces flaws as intrinsic to art: We hear Alt-J mess up a guitar lick.
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A newsroom that embraces experimentation, that's not afraid of trying new things, and frankly is not afraid of failure.
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Memeability comes with the territory and Drake—or whoever runs Drake's social media presence—embraces it with open arms.
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Greg Woodcox embraces his dogs Romey and Jules after recounting his harrowing escape from the Camp fire in Paradise, California.
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In short, they are a company that embraces the cutting edge, but this year lacked that kind of big announcement.
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Hence, her nickname, "Ma," which she embraces with gusto as her house becomes party central for all the neighborhood kids.
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The project has so much potential for batshit lunacy; it's a massive bummer that the movie never truly embraces it.
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" The company added that Chick-fil-A "embraces all people, regardless of race, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation or gender identity.
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But he didn't expect the emotional embraces some people gave him or how his story would touch so many people.
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He embraces all the pressure that he's ever dealt with in his career, and he's always risen above the occasion.
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De Cadenet comforted her with embraces and rubs on the back as she got in her car and drove away.
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This episode is a crucial turning point; It recognizes Rebecca as an outsider to West Covina and embraces that obstacle.
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Artificial intelligence is projected to shape the world's future as everything from cars to legal systems embraces truly smart technologies.
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Samuel L. Jackson embraces Spike Lee, winner of the award for Best Adapted Screenplay for BlacKkKlansman at the Oscars, Feb.
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Democratic congressional candidate — and eventual winner — Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez embraces supporters at her election night party in New York City.
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But now it's preparing for a spring release, with a new marketing campaign that embraces the outrage that preceded it.
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Kapri embraces what Danez Smith (who writes the book's foreword) calls the "Black female oral tradition" and hip-hop pulse.
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He also embraces gender-fluid clothing and avoids labeling himself (he has even said he doesn't categorize himself as human).
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"I think that there's an emerging kind of female leader that embraces her vulnerability and creativity and intuition," she said.
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Known for his luxurious aerial-view images, Zirwes embraces color, lines, shapes, and perspectives in his latest photo series, Pools.
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True, the country depends upon open markets, embraces some global institutions and wants to be close to America (see Banyan).
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Smash Mouth lives on in the halls of internet glory, where the band's social media persona embraces its meme status.
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As I said before, Dark Souls is another game that comments on this, and embraces conspiracy, in a similar way.
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Instead of making it nearly impossible to tell which brands are made by Amazon, Wickedly Prime embraces its Amazon affiliation.
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Things that only matter politically: The budget still embraces Republicans' failed repeal-and-replace policy, including its enormous Medicaid cuts.
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The only coherent conception of equality is one that embraces, supports and protects both the unborn child and her mother.
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New episodes of the series will air on a weekly basis, eschewing the binge-friendly release format Netflix typically embraces.
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Kwezi is a cocky teenager, but as his powers grow he draws closer to his ancestors and embraces his heritage.
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Bryan: The Last Jedi is the rare franchise movie embraces its series's tropes and subverts them at the same time.
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This embraces countries around the world that share a common culture because they were once part of the British empire.
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But it's possible to imagine that limitation becoming a strength in a game that more fully embraces fantasy-world tourism.
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In so doing he establishes a broad range of his bases—the territory of what he embraces as a poet.
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We've reached a point in life where rather than being surprised by bizarre political events, the internet simply embraces them.
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More potently, Metro again embraces his nearly avant-garde production side to properly convey the bleakness of 21's world.
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Although some of the most transcendent rap openly embraces the blues, sometimes depression and hip-hop can seem at odds.
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Green Bank Observatory Embraces Its Alien-Hunting FutureThe search for ET started in 1960, in a tiny Appalachian telescope-town.
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I don't feel anger towards them actually, just more of a sadness that this industry embraces, even celebrates this mentality.
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" By doing so, Facebook embraces an optimistic culture that allows them to test boundaries and say, "This can be better.
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Scott Pruitt says he likes renewables but, not surprisingly, embraces a proposed 22019 budget cut that risks 3,800 EPA jobs.
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Super Mario Run embraces the running-and-jumping gameplay that's been a standard for the series since Super Mario Bros.
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Winter embraces her curves, which is refreshing in an industry that places tremendous pressure on actresses to be stick-thin.
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The film embraces the reality of the moment and the people who live in it, even if those people won't.
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The combination of sensual lines and deep colors also hold a heavy erotic tension, perhaps evoking female bodies or embraces.
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Bernie Sanders, the out-of-nowhere candidate who has constituted an unexpected challenge to Hillary Clinton, bravely embraces the label.
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Directed by Ahmed Ibrahim and produced by VisionaireFILM, Mr. Gay Syria embraces the refugee community with a message of hope.
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The kid embraces him back and offers him a few pats on the back before they go their separate ways.
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Like Alba, the house embraces the natural, from gorgeous gardens and outdoor spaces to lots of natural wood and light.
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A government fearing Russian revanchism and clinging to NATO's collective defense commitments, it embraces a U.S. president who questions both.
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Discussing the lack of security that comes with living a freelance lifestyle, Theroux told Men's Health that he embraces doubt.
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This occurs in the moments when Stolterfoht embraces Amme's syntax, allowing her to drive the strange path of the conversation.
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The region embraces several 19th-century mainland villages away from the hubbub that are worth visiting by car or bicycle.
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On Sunday, the Ashe crowd seemed more with Wawrinka, the late-blooming underdog who embraces the nickname Stan the Man.
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As beautifully as she embraces and executes the fantastical, she's even better when the surreal remains a mere lurking possibility.
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Queerness will never hinge on one's presentation, political opinions, or the level to which one embraces or rejects the mainstream.
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But now there is also the bear claw, when a boy embraces a girl awkwardly with his elbows poking out.
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"They can also relax around the main swimming pool, which embraces a natural rock escarpment that's 164 million years old."
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But Trump, of birther fame, is not the kind of man who shies away from conspiracy theories; he embraces them.
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That Somalia pockets US aid but embraces China while Somaliland seeks closer US ties is the icing on the cake.
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Barbara MikulskiBarbara Ann MikulskiLobbying World Only four Dem senators have endorsed 2020 candidates Raskin embraces role as constitutional scholar MORE.
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In other words, Washington's dysfunction is now upending progress even when nearly all of America embraces a certain way forward.
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Related: Artist Embraces Old-Fashioned Books for his Collage Works Children's Book History Comes Alive at a New York Exhibit
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He wants to make sure Donald Trump gives it fair consideration and that Donald Trump embraces some of this stuff.
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"A page like mine is very important for people of color because nobody really embraces people of color," Montoya said.
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In adherence to the reactionary religious ideology it embraces, the government has allowed the prophet's house to fall into decrepitude.
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What matters in the end is that the person we choose to be with accepts and even embraces our sexuality.
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He embraces the self-flattering moniker of "wartime President," while displaying little of the steadfastness linked to successful crisis leadership.
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The law provides legal tools to forge a path forward – but only if the Puerto Rican government embraces those tools.
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And what kind of era embraces it, as both a box-office hit and the template for real-life experimentation?
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After all, this is a White House that prizes pageantry and theater, and embraces them as strategic tools — costume included.
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He embraces the commingling of abstraction and beauty head-on, yet his pictures are always present, accessible, there for you.
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At his parents' Brooklyn apartment, for example, she embraces traditional Polish Christmas Eve dinners, leaving her beloved Minnesota traditions aside.
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His voice becomes an amplified, guttural caw that somehow also embraces the elegant, emphatic diction of a classic ham actor.
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Although she embraces technology that brings people back to the kitchen, Ms. Gold says cooking is both creative and emotional.
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The Trump administration embraces a laudable desire to expand religious tolerance, but its own intolerance toward some undermines the message.
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"Rolling Stone is not just about music, but also about the things and attitudes that the music embraces," he added.
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A dramatic answer to a request for a home that embraces nature, Anjo House is also a manifesto of sorts.
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It embraces the fact that we're all in this together rather than work to make sure we're always further apart.
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Sanders embraces an abortion radicalism that, by his own admission, leaves no place for pro-life voters of any sort.
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Weird that the western novel was so underachieving, given how tightly the genre embraces America's most potent myths about itself.
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The Japan team is confident, almost to the point of being cocky, a trait its veteran captain, Michael Leitch, embraces.
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" One of the consequences of the political correctness, Cruz said, is that the administration embraces policies that "make no sense.
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The Black Lives Matter website embraces a theology of black suppression by a powerful white supremacist establishment, including the police.
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Under Bannon's leadership, Breitbart has become a popular platform for the "alt-right," a nationalist movement that embraces white supremacy.
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In these films, nine American citizens describe their struggle to belong in a nation that both embraces and rejects them.
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They think someone who embraces a thug who chased out democracy from Nicaragua is appalling, and that's putting it lightly.
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It's a three-fer, embraces from each of the longhaired sisters, Alana, Danielle and Este, of this Los Angeles trio.
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She embraces several new hairstyles in the third season — all subtle but significant departures from her usual center-parted curls.
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The former vice-president opposes it as a goal; the senator embraces it with the zeal of a fresh convert.
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"We are a campus that prides itself on inclusion and embraces diversity," Principal Adriana Lepe-Ramirez said in a statement.
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As Wall Street embraces the longest U.S. bull market in history, Peter Boockvar is focusing on what could disrupt it.
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The other end of the spectrum embraces unfettered private sector investment, with insufficient competitive protections to ensure value for money.
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He sometimes hugs wives, but if a mother is there, he invariably says, "And moms get hugs," and embraces her.
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There he embraces Mary and continues this life, eventually in what seems to be a polygamous relationship with both sisters.
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An elected leader who repeatedly embraces truly minority views eventually will find himself in the minority at the ballot box.
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The left, which FAANG embraces so earnestly, is about to teach those companies a lesson on the politics of Europe.
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Nearby is the Socrates Sculpture Park, a dumpsite-turned-park-space with modernist art that embraces the area's industrial past.
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But they are challenges that Gilbert embraces as opportunities for her to figure out who she is along the way.
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Mr. Trump plainly embraces a view similar to that advanced after 9/11 by Dick Cheney, then the vice president.
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She embraces prison life as a new set of challenges and social opportunities, perhaps enjoying a break from Chela's neediness.
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"Wabi-sabi embraces the imperfect and accepts that change happens," Ms. Okada said when describing the building's Japanese design inspiration.
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A community that embraces and demands theaters use their spaces to push boundaries and test the limits of the medium.
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The artist embraces the toll that weather and time take on her pieces—in fact, it's part of her process.
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It also embraces the idea of a catastrophic "final battle" that every government on the planet should want to avoid.
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It may also turn out to be independence, as she fully embraces and believes she deserves the power she's given.
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In this episode of FUEL , Canadian Olympic Snowboarder Ross Rebagliati embraces his infamous past and embarks on a new venture.
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And then the camera focuses in on a white woman with blonde hair — and that's who Charley embraces and calls Mama.
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Chris Murphy's 15-hour filibuster, capped two weeks hand-wringing, finagling and partisan gridlock which typically embraces Congress after mass shootings.
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In this video (which you can watch exclusively on Refinery29, below) Rihanna embraces Campbell warmly while helping her adjust her dress.
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"If you look at what it embraces, in the end it's a symbol that says a lot about him," she continues.
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In stark contrast, a community that embraces newcomers provides the fertile soil necessary for people of all backgrounds to plant roots.
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Femmes are usually queer women, though any queer person who embraces traditionally feminine speech, mannerisms, and dress might identify as femme.
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Then he embraces his spiritual inner kitty by announcing that you can most likely find him in the bodega's bread aisle.
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In Gomes's works, previously discarded and neglected fabrics take on a new existence that embraces both the present and the past.
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Increasingly we're seeing the importance of management that embraces diversity, an inclusive corporate culture and the value of listening to consumers.
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Now on the 20th anniversary of the original TV movie's 1998 debut, Brown, 33, still fully embraces the festivities surrounding Oct.
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The sound is weirdly satisfying, possibly because it occurs as the shoe embraces my foot in a gentle kind of hug.
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PC Music counter culture, culture, that embraces mainstream culture has finally clashed with cultural zeitgeist, the dab in one special moment.
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"We want to put content out into the world for Disney that's so good that the Internet embraces it," Reynolds said.
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Gilbert is tall, but she swoops down and embraces me firmly, though we've never met, and almost immediately compliments my bangs.
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Ilhan Omar, the first Somali American Muslim woman elected to Congress, embraces a family member at her election party in Minneapolis.
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That said, I am happy to see her settle into this new stage as a happy woman who embraces her past.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham embraces deported veteran Luis Vargas outside the Deported Veterans Support House in Tijuana, Mexico, on June 3, 2017.
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Vice presidential candidate Richard Nixon embraces his wife, Patricia, on the floor of the National Republican Convention on July 1, 1952.
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The model also embraces her age and spoke to PeopleStyle in March about how she kept her youthful glow about her.
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Ovid's story takes place in the confines of a pool of water in a forest glade; Nguyen's vision embraces the planet.
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Still, a Smart that looks something like this and embraces at least some of the ideas shown isn't too far-fetched.
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Faceless figures fill each photograph, colliding with each in embraces of affection and clashes of angst—it's not entirely clear which.
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Today it's the G.O.P. that embraces the George Wallace demagogues, and its aim is less to govern than to cause gridlock.
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Sorrenti, the type of photographer who embraces his art in all forms, reflects on the impact technology has had on imagery.
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There's a simple fix to this, however, which the Labor Department's new rule embraces: imposing a "fiduciary standard" on investment brokers.
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Eventually, the woman in the clip embraces Trump, who turns into a transformer which builds a wall and eventually destroys earth.
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Today Snapchat launches Bitmoji Deluxe, a more configurable version of its cartoony avatars that embraces the growing diversity of its users.
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Undoubtedly this is a milestone in Turkish history, and its further success also depends on how the international community embraces it.
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Among the images are close-ups of couples in tender embraces, hand-in-hand on marches or simply reading the newspaper.
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When a Jack Kemp protégé like Paul Ryan embraces the border wall, the Republican Party has become an immigration-restrictionist party.
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Though it still embraces Canon's EF-M lens format instead of the popular micro four-thirds format used by many competitors.
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We tested and liked the Dyson Pure Cool, and this model adds heat, which is always welcome as winter embraces us.
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If Journey is where Tetris Effect feels like a game, Effect is where it embraces more of a self-help vibe.
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She also embraces the increasingly vocal progressivism that animated Bernie Sanders' campaign, and that has arguably moved Democrats to the left.
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If you're a person who loves and embraces your stretch marks, then the itch is natural and nothing to worry about.
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The upcoming game embraces the successes of Sniper Elite 3, and it looks like it'll be a better game for it.
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His attack on style will be seen as an implicit critique of the anti-establishment politics that the Freedom Party embraces.
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The landscaping "embraces island style" and vacations won't be necessary — a private pool, spa, and cabana are part of the package.
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Some women have found my greetings or embraces for a hug or photo inappropriate, and I respect their feelings about that.
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The people Shaniquois son looks up to and associates with is a reflection of the negative energy he embraces towards me.
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Although All That Is Solid laments the excesses of modernization, it embraces the cultures people formed amid their newly modern environments.
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"When stretch marks, body hair, cellulite, scars, freckles and acne would usually be retouched away, Neon Moon embraces it," wrote Rachi.
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If Mr Patel succeeds in his new job and the Fed embraces reform, America's inflation target may one day resemble India's.
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President Trump, who is familiar with financing big projects, embraces the public-private partnership concept, and ports already are taking advantage.
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He eventually embraces Islam to try to calm his rage (he calls himself Mohamed), and in moments of stress he prays.
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In this photo, snapped at the Chelsea Register Office in London, Garland embraces both Deans (right) and best man Johnnie Ray.
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A millennial, Hill embraces the sharing philosophy of her generation via social media and speaks easily with reporters as cameras roll.
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She also embraces the sexist criticism, known as "resting bitch face," about a serious woman (like her) not smiling while thinking.
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He embraces crises of his own making, using them to cast political blame and to promote himself as a problem-solver.
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Barbara MikulskiBarbara Ann MikulskiLobbying World Only four Dem senators have endorsed 2020 candidates Raskin embraces role as constitutional scholar MORE (D).
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It's worth noting that the short series also embraces cross-cultural kinship, which is not depicted enough on television and movies.
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The video also follows Hillary Clinton as she walks out on stage to deafening roars from the audience and embraces Obama.
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For example, the Israeli government embraces its entrepreneurs into a strong start-up ecosystem with partnership pipelines geared toward rapid commercialization.
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Despite the bright lemon accents, this recipe is no different, though I would look for a wine that embraces the brightness.
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I think it helps by making it a more inclusive term, and one that embraces nerdiness through whatever you're passionate about.
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Propagate: #WhatsHappening is a new live daily, entertainment-driven, primetime show on everything in the world that embraces Twitter's unique conversation.
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Insecure welcomes and embraces these differences: the differences between black women, between black men, between races, between genders, and everything else.
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As Finsel enthusiastically embraces his tubular embodiment, Upson reclaims the sense of abjection thrust upon women's flesh, whether genuine or fake.
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Each address has an aesthetic that embraces its region, and the Montauk branch, which opened Memorial Day weekend, is no exception.
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Britain makes plans for an extreme Brexit, a medieval Italian town embraces space tourism and robot hands mimic the real thing.
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But while the city embraces its innovative bicycling culture, longtime riders argue that the capital still lacks infrastructure to support it.
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With the Sensational Space shifters, Mr. Plant embraces a modern, digital approach distinct from the painstaking analog perfectionism of Led Zeppelin.
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Yet Trump's supporters tend to care less about an immigrant's legal status than about whether she embraces US culture and values.
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He embraces new ideas and approaches, just as he advocated for 12 years ago in his first campaign against then-Sen.
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Notes on the Culture The British designer's new collection of furniture embraces the "rawness and primitive qualities" of small-scale models.
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Trained as an electrical engineer, Diaz-Canel embraces technology and appears socially liberal, but he is relatively unknown to ordinary Cubans.
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The art world hardly ever embraces single-minded women in the middle of their careers, whereas with men it is different.
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Horticultural therapy embraces the basics, using nature and gardening-like activities, facilitated by a trained therapist, to help patients feel better.
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Electra is highly conscious and ashamed of her social demotion, and yet, at times, embraces it as a form of liberation.
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N. C. Wyeth: Storyteller embraces this unified perspective on his work, presenting a dozen canvases both in and out of illustration.
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What is more disturbing is the way the outside world, and particularly South Korea, embraces these displays of state-promulgated sexism.
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Check In After a four-year, $232-million renovation, the Hotel Saranac embraces the present while paying homage to the past.
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This moment of fraternal wisdom illuminates Larson's novel, and her images of the siblings' affectionate embraces are among the most memorable.
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But I think it's a wonderful example of social change: How did this become a country that embraces overwhelmingly marriage equality?
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He speaks of the griot tradition, while the younger Master Soumy embraces what he sees as the innate opposition of rap.
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But more than Butoh — the postwar Japanese form known, in part, for its dark, slow-motion movement — his dancing embraces vaudeville.
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As she embraces Sanders's position on Medicare for All, Warren has surpassed him in the polls as the top progressive candidate.
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Ms. Tsai's governing Democratic Progressive Party embraces a Taiwanese identity and close ties with the United States, Japan and other democracies.
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I'd like to believe that the party will be most eager to put forth a candidate who embraces the #MeToo movement.
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In her new comedy special, released on her 40th birthday, Haddish reflects on her busy few years and embraces her stardom.
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The director, David F. Sandberg, said the movie, above, embraces the horror convention that objects from the past are inherently ghoulish.
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He is an easy hugger, and Biden events are filled with embraces and occasional kisses on the cheek from near strangers.
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The film confronts black vulnerability in the face of personal and political loss and embraces black genius on a visceral level.
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So far, the U.S. still embraces cash, because our concept of wealth is material: we collect it, handle it, hoard it.
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On trade and immigration, a modern GOP dependent on working-class white voters embraces populism over business-friendly free-market conservatism.
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Jim, a two-month-old baby gibbon, embraces a teddy bear in a winter enclosure at a zoo in Almaty, Kazakhstan.
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Mr. Chaimowicz's work joyfully embraces riotous pattern, and participants will also be given markers and found objects to embellish their designs.
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Still, Thomas embraces the term, using it to describe the friends, girlfriends, models, and family members she depicts in her work.
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But beyond his positions on issues, Green said he embraces Sanders's willingness to disrupt the Washington status quo and his directness.
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Manny Padernos's work embraces his immigrant identity as a Filipino who once lived in Singapore and now lives in New York.
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Like Deckard before him, K is essentially just a gumshoe, and when the film embraces its noir underpinnings, it's at its strongest.
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If this were a display, it'd be a richly saturated OLED screen that embraces its vividness rather than being embarrassed by it.
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I believe history will look back on four years of this President and all he embraces as an aberrant moment in time.
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Its figuration is amateurish; the content doesn't just veer towards, but fully embraces the sentimental, and its symbolic content is relatively cliché.
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How it'll look True to its name, dark mode embraces a darker color scheme and enables a black background on the iPhone.
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Khloé embraces the fashion faux pas (duh, she even gave it a "K" name) and has celebrated the look on her app.
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But if/when he embraces the three-point line as much as he should, the whole NBA will be at his mercy.
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Primavera Sound, a Barcelona-based festival, sent out their 2019 lineup accompanied by a mission statement that embraces gender and racial equality.
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And on a more universal level, someone who not just accepts but embraces body types that don't match the fitness world's construct.
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Everyone on Earth assumes Superman perished, and there's even a funeral where a tearful Lois Lane embraces a surprisingly dismayed Lex Luthor.
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"'Living Coral' embraces us with warmth and nourishment to provide comfort and buoyancy in our continually shifting environment," reads the optimistic statement.
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Zachary Levi embraces his goofy side as the powered-up version of Billy, reveling in the wish-fulfillment aspect of it all.
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José, 27, embraces his son, José Daniel, 6, after crossing the border into the US on May 16, in El Paso, Texas.
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Larry Kramer, founder of ACT UP, embraces his friend Vito Russo, who was then diagnosed with AIDS, at his home in 1990.
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It doesn't matter if it's between a girl and a girl or a guy and a girl, so she just embraces that.
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Tina fearlessly embraces both the high and the low and attacks both with, kind of, equal passion," she told "The Brave Ones.
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This is part of a bigger paradox: the more Britain struggles to leave the EU, the more it embraces European-style politics.
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When speaking to the experts, Van Ness fully embraces how much he has left to learn and asks questions with childlike enthusiasm.
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As Richard, Claflin embraces his goofiest Brit-self, bringing a portrayal that is both affable and charming, but allows Woodley to shine.
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It feels like spring is in full effect, so this week's episode of Noisey on Beats 1 embraces the sunshine and jams.
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After breaking up with Nancy, Steve fully embraces his babysitter role, and does anything and everything to protect Stranger Things' younger kids.
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Rebecca embraces Kate with a mix of flowery compliments — she says she was "amazing" and sang "incredibly beautiful" — and near-imperceptible critiques.
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You cannot have a world in which nuclear weapons are real and significant that also embraces the absolute power of the player.
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Serena Williams is paying tribute to her mom's strength as she embraces the first days of her new life as a parent.
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In his flight, Newt slips away from the protective confines of whiteness and embraces a kinship of social alienation with fugitive slaves.
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Tallahassee, Florida (CNN)Tim Kaine assumed the role of Hillary Clinton's attack dog Friday, saying Donald Trump embraces "Ku Klux Klan" values.
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Hopelessness is at once triumphant and crushing: It embraces the paradox of being alive in 2016 instead of getting paralyzed by it.
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" While it's inevitable that life will sometimes break you, Hayes embraces change and uses heartbreak as one of the biggest "growing experiences.
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In the beachside picture, the bartender grins as he embraces his Kentucky-bred bride-to-be, nuzzling her hair while she beams.
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Still, the funding, and valuation, is a huge win for Canva and for the Australian ecosystem that the company supports and embraces.
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It embraces that technique even harder, but the show's writers seem to understand that the big switcheroo can't be pulled off twice.
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Kate Klingbeil's orgiastic Making the Barren Fruitful Again and Monica Kim Garza's private Cake Con Leche depict intimate embraces, passionate and sweaty.
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Pro-Western and centre-left, it embraces secularists of all stripes and has sought to focus on issues rather than identity politics.
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I hope the angels wrap their wings around you, because, although you shrank from embraces in life, you need to be hugged.
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Barbara MikulskiBarbara Ann MikulskiLobbying World Only four Dem senators have endorsed 2020 candidates Raskin embraces role as constitutional scholar MORE (D-Md.).
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Pimblett embraces every opportunity he gets in front of the camera, and he forces a reaction out of everyone who sees him.
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" Later in the clip, Jenner embraces the newly-engaged Villarroel and the pal taking the video said, "Aww, what an amazing friend.
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Once couples engage in more equitable behaviors in the kitchen and living room, more pleasurable embraces in the bedroom may well follow.
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Having been in the industry over 30 years, she's used to crazy out-of-the-ordinary work days and happily embraces them.
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Spicer's hand is a president with a scandal-generating personality disorder who insults constituents and embraces conspiracy, but he's playing it expertly.
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In fact, the millennial generation (ranging from 563-256 years old), embraces a much rosier view of the rest of the world.
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As the world of enterprise software development further embraces third-party APIs, we expect to see a number of large companies emerge.
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Sheila embraces her new undead confidence (a mode Barrymore clearly enjoys) while Joel unravels (a gear that ends up suiting Olyphant perfectly).
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Cover image: An emotional father embraces his son for the first time in months on August 7, 2018 in Guatemala City, Guatemala.
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Another Helen, this one pregnant, who embraces her partner in art and life with a brutality that leaves them both bloodied. c.
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Mr. Mast, who is running for the Republican nomination in this House district in southeastern Florida, embraces his identity as a veteran.
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Founded on conservative free-market principles, The James Madison Institute embraces and promotes practical policies that produce limited government and economic freedom.
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Go Fresh-Faced The French woman embraces minimalism: minimal makeup, minimal hair product, minimal standards for appropriate behavior by men in power.
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" The release states that one of the Facebook names Johnson uses on his Facebook account, GRIFFIN, "embraces a radical form of Afrocentrism.
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In fact, in many ways I would place myself within a philosophical context that embraces at least some readings of his work.
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Barbara MikulskiBarbara Ann MikulskiLobbying World Only four Dem senators have endorsed 2628 candidates Raskin embraces role as constitutional scholar MORE (D-Md.).
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Pick a gift that embraces nostalgia, her favorite hobbies, or some quality time with you — whatever you give, Mom will love it.
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"When we pitched this in 2016, it was a celebration of a feminist jurist who really embraces our core values," she said.
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The idea of nationalism that Mr. Parker embraces is a decidedly old-fashioned one, based above all on the assertion of manhood.
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Leaders should reassure employees that, despite political incivility and the rise of incivility in society, their workplace culture embraces civility and diversity.
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"I think everybody might benefit from engaging with content that embraces the complexities of human sexuality a little bit more," she says.
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Soon, they were fist-bumping and exchanging embraces, while the cheering became more raucous as each brick in Clinton's "blue wall" fell.
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One female CEO, who succeeded the male founder in a well-known Chinese company said that she embraces her feminine leadership style.
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She declined the offer and began an independent bid for the presidency that embraces many of the policies of the Aquino administration.
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In "Batman v Superman," the newspapers are full of controversy about the heroes, whom the fickle public alternately turns on and embraces.
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We are well placed to develop a new vocabulary for online intimacy—one that embraces all identities in their subtle, murky complexity.
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Thankfully, Glazer's hair views started to shift once she got into comedy (she now embraces her curls in all of their dopeness).
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" The singer embraces her acoustic side with "Real Friends" while opening the record with a sultry flavor on "Never Be the Same.
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Puig, who was greeted by thousands of people when she landed in Puerto Rico after her victory, embraces being a role model.
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But in the minutes that followed, it was New York that came rushing to the rescue, a fact the film rousingly embraces.
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Toy Story Land embraces the holidays with a 10-foot-tall Hamm sugar cookie and it also has some fun with sound.
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Rather than shape an angry exposé, Prus, herself a former gymnast, recognizes and embraces the Cinderella-like appeal of Mamun's punishing journey.
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Yet the story also embraces a multitude of exuberantly full individual scenes, of a number and richness rarely seen outside of Shakespeare.
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In person, and on its website, the museum embraces the rich history of American immigration — using facts to challenge myths and rhetoric.
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"It embraces you, but you still feel connected," Ms. Shah said of surroundings that were carved out for her and Mr. Chapman.
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The result is a beautifully designed and inclusively written account of modern Indian cuisine that embraces a multiplicity of tastes and techniques.
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With a brand new, 100-percent keep-it-real meditation practice that embraces the shit of life, the fucking, and the holy.
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But as Leaving Neverland shows us, our culture is struggling to shift toward one that believes and embraces survivors for coming forward.
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But with Hill House, Flanagan embraces serial storytelling in order to slow down and deeply explore the long-term effects of trauma.
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Responding to Mr. Blackmun late Thursday, U.S.A. Gymnastics, the sport's governing body, said it "completely embraces the requirements" outlined in the letter.
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Rory Smith On Soccer Soccer embraces the idea that its teams are not just businesses, but social institutions, part of their cities.
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The Chimney rightly embraces the roughness of its home by commissioning artists to create work for its brick walls and concrete floor.
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Tyler and BK sling their arms over him in a series of stilted, broey embraces and the intro to "Cruise" slinks out.
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In one video broadcast to delegates, Clinton embraces and comforts an 11-year-old girl who fears her parents will be deported.
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It is a challenge Mr. Meyers said he embraces, and one that he hopes will provide a focal point to his performance.
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The Corsair K953 Platinum fully embraces the gamer look that the K70 establishes, while building on the functionality of its cheaper sibling.
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While some British designers fight against the country's climate by whitewashing walls and installing abundant lighting, Toogood, like Atalla, embraces its dreariness.
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She wants her 2- and 4-year-old children to learn how to code young, so she embraces their awareness of gadgets.
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Looking at the vastness of space that "The Edge" embraces conveys the possibility of solace in this time of terror and disruption.
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