Iger's messages about management are fairly consistent: Embrace technology, embrace risk and embrace positivity as a leader.
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Young girls embrace feminism, young black kids embrace black organisations and young white boys embrace … you see what I'm getting at?
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When you embrace bald, you will embrace clarity and purity.
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I, personally, stand ready to embrace those who embrace America.
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I have slowly started to embrace myself and embrace my sexuality.
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Look, if you embrace what you&aposre doing, people embrace you.
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To embrace or not embrace Donald Trump, that is the question.
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America, embrace your neighbor, embrace liberty, justice and freedom for all.
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If they were to embrace true disruption, they would embrace business model innovation.
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I was never going to embrace my nose, and didn't want to embrace it.
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They feel like a self-embrace that is also an embrace of the audience.
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After '68, you have Republican politicians who embrace Wallace's rhetoric or embrace Wallace's approach.
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"It was an opportunity to not only embrace culture, not only embrace ambition, not only embrace success — which we do in the show — but also embrace the failures, which is a key and critical thing in life, to learn from them," he said.
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"Countries that embrace openness, that embrace trade, that embrace diversity are the countries that do exceptionally," Cook said when asked what message he would like to send to Trump.
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The good thing is, when you embrace that, people around you start to embrace it.
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It made me love training again, and it made me embrace my body, embrace life.
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"If you embrace the nuances of another culture, its people will embrace you," he said.
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The CTA's embrace of Trump is as surprising as a hot dog's embrace of mustard.
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But for Jesus, the embrace of his holy experience is the embrace of his body.
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The GOP's embrace of cultural conservatism conflicts with corporate America's embrace of diversity and tolerance.
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If women want to embrace shaving, then shave, if they want to embrace being hairy — awesome.
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Yet, even if we do not choose to embrace nothingness, nothingness itself may choose to embrace us.
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We should embrace freedom from physical labor, and embrace those who have been liberated from the labor.
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"The consumer doesn't really embrace that in the way that they might just embrace lower costs," Goldman said.
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To embrace the diversity of New Orleans is to embrace your neighbor's culture while also celebrating your own.
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"Now, how I've gotten to where I am today, [which] is starting to embrace the things I don't know, starting to embrace the challenges within failure, starting to embrace the discomfort of that," Williams says.
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If DTCC wants to embrace the blockchain, that's a sure sign that Wall Street itself wants to embrace the blockchain.
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Many family sitcoms embrace the tropes they're expected to embrace: uptight mom, cool guy dad, brainy son, ruthless teen girl.
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"Like everything, women have a long way to go to really embrace themselves and embrace womanhood and being empowered," Handler says.
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For the duets, I worked with specific points of embrace and breaking out of those to find new points of embrace.
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You're hired to get it right, so embrace the upside, embrace the positives — and there are a ton of them here.
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Embrace of strongmen Trump's embrace of the Saudis is consistent with his admiration for strong, often undemocratic leaders around the world.
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Embrace External Trends The outside world can push you into Day 2 if you won't or can't embrace powerful trends quickly.
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Embrace your past, embrace everything that it made you and know that it made you stronger to carry on and move on.
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There are portraits of Scooter locked in an embrace with his wife and of Scooter locked in an embrace with Whoopi Goldberg.
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"I would recommend people go back to what were the conditions prior to Obamacare, embrace those conditions, embrace free markets," Johnson said.
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"Paul has provided a way for women to see and feel the beauty of being, to embrace ourselves and embrace others and acceptance."
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And do you think that the religious right's embrace of Trump is more surprising than their embrace of Moore, post-allegations, or less?
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Politicians should embrace this opportunity to unshackle the British economy of many burdensome regulations and embrace, instead, an economic model of permissionless innovation.
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"I would recommend people go back to what were the conditions prior to Obamacare, embrace those conditions, embrace free markets," Johnson told me.
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Shall we embrace hatred, fear, insularity and incivility, or shall we embrace the challenge of attempting to make our society and ourselves better?
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Now he's dead, sickened by Agent Orange, and the grown-up Nut yearns to know him — to embrace him and feel his embrace.
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Imperative 4: Embrace India One of the most significant foreign policy successes of the George W. Bush administration was the embrace of India.
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"If you are unable to embrace the new technology, embrace the future, you cannot be the future leader" of the world, he warned Trump.
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ISIS's unstated but ever-evident embrace of pro-ISIS kill lists isn't surprising when looking at the group's identical embrace of supportive media groups.
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Fueled by the countless holiday parties, I fell victim to the Instagram memes telling me to embrace sweater weather—and embrace it I did.
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If social distancing means we can't travel and embrace loved ones in person, the solution might just be to embrace technology-driven traveling instead.
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On the corporate side, many businesses explicitly embrace social responsibility as an important goal, while others embrace ventures that seek to blend purpose and profit.
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The embrace of conspiracy theories has frustrated some establishment Republicans and moderate Republican voters, who urge Mr. Trump to embrace a more traditional communication style.
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It took him years to embrace the old reality, so his needing to embrace this one in under nine months is actually a quick turnaround.
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I embrace it the same way I embrace the unpredictable moments of life in general, which is with my friends, my husband, and my Spotify playlist.
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As a new mother, I am learning to mother myself and to embrace my beauty in hopes that my daughter will embrace her own beauty, too.
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Corker seems like the most mainstream Washington Republican who's been eager to embrace Trump, and that may be reason enough for Trump to embrace him back.
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Big Banks Start to Embrace Start-Ups | Large banks are choosing to embrace up-and-coming lenders and are turning to them to lift small business lending.
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This insight — that creative, experimental people might embrace some ideas that you despise because they are creative and experimental — is one Israelis have long learned to embrace.
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Our new socioeconomic ladder appears to be digital, and we should embrace it, if — and only if — its creators have the tenacity and temerity to embrace us.
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Inspired to help other women embrace their power, her foundation is hosting the first ever Embrace Ambition Summit: Confronting Stereotypes and Creating New Norms on Tuesday, April 24.
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And so through our culture, so that other people can come and embrace our culture, and embrace black culture within their culture, within their lens, and enjoy it.
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Motherhood teaches us to embrace the unknown, to look at each day with efficiency top of mind, to lead with empathy, to embrace the unpredictable, and to communicate clearly.
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To embrace homeownership without speculation, progressive candidates should embrace shared equity models that value community stability, permanent affordability, and democratic decision-making, like cooperative housing and community land trusts.
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"The two fastest growing elements in the Jewish world are those who embrace the world and reject Judaism and those who embrace Judaism and reject the world," he said.
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In an emotional reunion, Don Matthews visited Melanson at her Las Vegas home after her recent hospital release, swallowed up by embrace after embrace from her and her family.
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While Trump is spontaneous and impulsive, his embrace of Netanyahu shows the savvy that he brings to his own electoral positioning; Netanyahu's embrace of Trump is strategic and calculated.
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And this was -- WALLACE: Well, the difference in we embrace legal immigration, we don&apost embrace -- EDWARDS: This was a policy -- this was a policy change by the Trump administration.
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But, we also need to shape their attitudes and behaviors to reject gun violence and embrace prevention in the same way we once learned to reject pollution and embrace recycling.
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Carrie Sheffield: Democrats embrace weak policies During Tuesday's presidential primary debate, Democrats continued their embrace of policies that would make our country poorer, less free, less safe and less fair.
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How she, perhaps, understood that to embrace genius — particularly while black — is to embrace the concepts of scarcity, pushed into the mainstream (in part) by the limits of the white imagination.
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"I decided to embrace what makes me feel comfortable and what makes me feel the best and brightest on stage, but also embrace what other people can relate to," she continued.
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Andrew Feldman, a Democratic strategist, says members of Congress may be reticent to embrace an idea that's so new on the scene until they see how their own constituents embrace it.
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But I wanted them to know, and I meant that sincerely, that this love of God is big enough to embrace all of us, and even embrace us in our disagreements.
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Even in the midst of my despair, I continue to cling to the gifts of Cora: Her short life taught me to embrace uncertainty, which ultimately taught me to embrace life.
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"Cities that fail to embrace technology today, that fail to embrace a data-driven approach, those cities will be in the digital Rust Belt 20 years from now," Mr. Bennett said.
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"Embrace all that you are Scars & everything," she Instagrammed.
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" Asked by Cuomo, "why not embrace the science though?
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Residents did not immediately embrace me — a student filmmaker.
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We're taught to hate our flaws — not embrace them.
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" The fragrance's tagline is: "Stormy Daniels Embrace the Truth.
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" She concludes, "As Democrats embrace the fight against domestic
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"We have to embrace the diversity of the nation. "
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I think that she could've won that race, but she did not want to have an embrace ... "Peter Roskam did not want the embrace ... "Erik Paulsen did not want the embrace ... "John Faso; those are some of the people that decided for their own reason not to embrace, whether it is me or what we stand for, but what we stand for meant a lot to a lot of people," Trump said at a press conference Wednesday.
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But of course you know that [SI Swimsuit editor] MJ [Day] and everyone at Sports Illustrated in general is going to embrace your body no matter what's happening and embrace the changes.
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The libertarians who embrace it, thinking that they are thereby promoting freedom, are useful idiots, like the idealistic leftists of the 1930s whose hatred of poverty and racism led them to embrace Stalin.
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But if you embrace the reality of the human body, you embrace mortality, and that is a very difficult thing for anything to do because the self-conscious mind cannot imagine non-existence.
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"The human body is beautiful and women need to embrace that everybody's vagina looks different, just like every face looks different and every hand looks different, and to embrace their beauty," she said.
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Only this time, publishers of textbooks decided to embrace them.
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We can embrace the API economy without embracing this delusion.
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Could society's embrace of GPS be eroding our cognitive maps?
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How do you embrace the most unpredictable moments of parenthood?
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But the mainstream parties hesitate to embrace the SD itself.
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How do I embrace this new chapter in my life?
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Levine: I'm so happy to hear you embrace Childish Gambino.
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Hayley, 25, said the shoot helped her embrace her body.
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It's time to embrace our inevitable cartoony future, fellow humans.
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Hopefully, West will embrace rose gold before 2016 is over.
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He's putting his mantra to "embrace the chaos," to use.
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So when all else fails, embrace Plan B and improvise.
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When he does choose to embrace politics, he steps lightly.
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"I'm a progressive urbanist, and I embrace cities," Wiener says.
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How many windows look onto these scenes of queer embrace?
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Today, we embrace money's intangibility as pixels on a screen.
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A few corpses seemed to embrace each other in death.
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But, also -- her embrace of socialism is -- I find just.
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Trump's embrace of conspiracy theories is, of course, not new.
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Everyone looks different, and I need to embrace my differences.
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We embrace and encourage people to apply for legal citizenship.
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Ahead, 23 gorgeous pieces that embrace the beauty of imperfection.
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A president must embrace the values that the flag embodies.
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And if you don't embrace that, it will break you.
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I've been there, so I embrace what they're going through.
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You have to embrace it and just keep playing hard.
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Whatever your gender, he says, you can embrace Harley's spirit.
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Embrace your geekness with these awesome additions to your wardrobe.
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Trump won't have an epiphany and suddenly embrace Beltway conventions.
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Acast says it's time for podcasts to embrace programmatic advertising.
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Or ready to return to the warm embrace of Safari?
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They are afraid to embrace the power of the graph.
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Rather than shirk these aspects, Walker sought to embrace them.
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Sanders' agenda, but they have actually pushed to embrace it.
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We really wanted to embrace the ridiculous on that album.
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If people punish women for assertiveness, maybe she'll embrace softness.
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So, she wants Sasha to embrace her powers through Lilith.
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I certainly embrace the goal of universal health care coverage.
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Ms Le Pen has tactical reasons to embrace Mr Trump.
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Sloan already has an easy tip: embrace more vibrant colors.
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So not all of them embrace the beast inside them.
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Or take a break and embrace motherhood and family life?
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And I think that is something that we all embrace.
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Writer Frederick Joseph also criticized the school's embrace of West.
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A handshake with Leo quickly turned into a warm embrace.
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We have to embrace our own awkwardness and love it.
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Elvis and Priscilla embrace on their Hawaii estate in 183.
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What makes mobile money work is retailers that embrace it.
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I need to trust life, I need to embrace life.
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Readers, I encourage you to embrace big animal body positivity.
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Padma Lakshmi isn't afraid to embrace every inch of herself.
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For this reason, McCain has good reason to embrace Trump.
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They're also the most likely generation to embrace racial diversity.
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We need to embrace our emerging diversity as a strength.
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You've got to embrace the art and history of this.
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And then embrace as much of Sanders' message as possible.
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Gabbard's embrace of the issue comes just days after Sen.
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You won't embrace black people but you'll play our music.
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Megalia has become infamous for its embrace of radical feminism.
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Embrace your father's inner elder and consider something like this.
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"We embrace our imperfections, man boobs and all," she said.
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In the meantime, investors may want to embrace quality stocks.
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Its low center of gravity lets it embrace the road.
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"It's important to embrace every type of person," she said.
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My plea to younger women is this: Embrace the sisterhood.
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"Embrace the mystery," she wrote in a Twitter direct message.
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He was awed by the firm's embrace of advanced technology.
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Even fewer women "embrace their play" and call themselves gamers.
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To what degree politicians embrace it or not is critical.
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Transport agencies should also embrace the upstarts, and copy them.
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We respect it, we celebrate it, and we embrace it.
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Now, I can embrace it and be happy about it.
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He called for us to embrace the tenets of socialism.
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Sony's embrace of smart assistants has been rocky, at best.
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I embrace it and use it to push myself forward.
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Regardless of the reason, embrace the journey and share it.
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I embrace it, love it, and every moment is cool.
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It's a cut that every texture is able to embrace.
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One place slow to embrace the engagement is Facebook itself.
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Nothing beats its soft, warm embrace when the temperature drops.
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Bernhardt's embrace of new media was not limited to print.
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Embrace the fruits of the season just as nature intended.
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But it's something I've made peace with and even embrace.
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Unmarried conservative couples attend pop concerts and embrace in public.
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I think that everyone should embrace their own personal style.
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Unlike some other bears, these white wonders embrace the cold.
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Ready to embrace the perfectly indulgent lifestyle of the Italians?
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Canada isn't the first country to embrace the ugly vegetable.
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Now's the time to embrace that fact about yourself wholeheartedly.
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"People are starting to embrace their own beauty," he says.
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Instead, embrace consent as a healthy part of human sexuality.
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You've just gotta embrace it and just go with it.
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In another photo, they were shown sharing an intimate embrace.
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But the fact is, we have to embrace our mistakes.
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She told PeopleStyle in February that she'll embrace it courageously.
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His skills helped Facebook embrace mobile around its 2012 IPO.
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It's a part of entrepreneurship that women should really embrace.
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The films embrace the themes of failure, determinism, and fate.
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We tend to discard the losers and embrace the winners.
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Our embrace ended awkwardly, as if we'd been caught misbehaving.
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Concerning the latter, Essenhigh's full embrace of enchantment is significant.
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"I'm not saying everyone should embrace Louis again," she said.
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Culpo thinks the movement helps all women embrace their bodies.
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But the Trump embrace has turned into a Trump curse.
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Perhaps it's time for the franchise to simply embrace it.
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"I raised my kids to embrace everybody equally," said Fieri.
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Some avoid emoji while others embrace a good thumbs up.
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The real test of Americans' tolerance, of our embrace of
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Alex Robert Ross wants the confidence to embrace double denim.
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Why would so many Southerners embrace such a big lie?
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However, the company has been looking to embrace VR content.
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The photos show the couple locked in a romantic embrace.
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I didn't fully embrace it until about a decade ago.
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Embrace the imperfections and turn it into a photographic asset.
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At times, they seemed to embrace that outcome as fatalistic.
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Others embrace their versatility and comfort for all they're worth.
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The only question is when will the GOP embrace him?
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Let's embrace Trump and let's go and win the election.
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We embrace and leave to continue from behind our screens.
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In fact, it's a condition we should embrace and celebrate.
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Headlines Big banks embrace fintech to exploit disrupters' expertise on.ft.
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Insurers, traditionally slow to embrace technology, need to catch up.
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And deregulation is something everyone in the GOP will embrace.
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I hope our federal representatives will embrace criminal justice reform.
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I think it might be best to embrace missing out.
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All he needs is to do do is embrace humility.
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Embrace the new reality and get inside the locker, dork.
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Macron urged the French to embrace rather than reject globalization.
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It certainly hasn't found an especially warm embrace in China.
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Cannabis can also help you embrace the spirit of Shabbos.
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Ray Charles is also a character that we can embrace.
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"You run off conservatives and you embrace liberals," Gohmert said.
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The Helsinki summit was viewed significantly as a public embrace.
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So she decided to embrace her natural, curly hair texture.
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If Mr Macron will not embrace that, why should others?
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Abolitionists embrace what they call the Swedish (or Nordic) model.
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Candidates should be encouraged to fully embrace marijuana policy reform.
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But, that doesn't mean that everyone must embrace such waywardness.
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Britain has benefited enormously from its embrace of free trade.
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Will the tech giants embrace industry standards or vice versa?
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Let's stop the political pontification and embrace investing in technology.
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Embrace the humanity of everyone, especially those you don't understand.
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How do you honor the past and embrace the future?
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Loose groups eschew rules, welcome new ideas, and embrace tolerance.
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To accomplish this, policymakers and the public must embrace change.
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She told the students to embrace kindness, compassion and positivity.
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If you can't embrace the cult, it's best to leave.
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The private sector must adopt and embrace the new technology.
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Ideas embrace more than transportation, renewable energy, or water projects.
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She's fat, and she's finally ready to embrace her body.
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Time to let go of the past and embrace new.
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"We must embrace and champion comprehensive immigration reform," it argued.
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If we can embrace what's happening there, there's fantastic potential.
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The Bolton Doctrine is not something President Trump should embrace.
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He's frustrated with his country's unwillingness to embrace his league.
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He would also embrace autocratic leaders like Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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Some members wanted the caucus to embrace an ideological position.
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For Astrid, the public's embrace of her brother was confounding.
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Why will employees embrace whatever weird organizational values you set?
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So what I say to the Republicans is embrace it.
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The hedge fund industry is often slow to embrace change.
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Toe the line, embrace each other, and let's go forward.
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She lacks his ability to inspire and embrace bolder agendas.
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"Interior designers have begun to embrace this feature within properties."
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On "Being Mary Jane," I learned to embrace sex symbol.
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And he'll have to embrace it, not run from it.
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Left or right, that's a cause we can all embrace.
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His work led him to embrace the (unproven) hypothesis that
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We were going to embrace him as the change agent.
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I choose to embrace the ambiguity as who I am.
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Customers have been quick to embrace online pickups from stores.
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Embrace the differences as a positive addition to company culture.
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"I think a chinchorro is like an embrace," she said.
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If they hug Trump, maybe he'll embrace some of them.
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I had no choice but to embrace the local culture.
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Silicon Valley tech entrepreneurs embrace capitalism, risk, innovation, and disruption.
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But others aren't convinced Trump will embrace such a bill.
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At a broader level, NHTSA will need to embrace whistleblowers.
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"Sometimes they fight and sometimes they embrace," Ms. Ghani said.
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That's not to say we should just blindly embrace Williamson.
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They dive fully into existing commitments, or embrace new ones.
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Still, savvier Marvel fans were reluctant to embrace this theory.
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That's a divine deed I was certainly eager to embrace.
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But then I could feel myself starting to embrace it.
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But local officials may be reluctant to embrace such guidance.
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Embrace the unexpected details, flaws and decadence of it all.
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Challenge yourself to embrace each Pollock on its own terms.
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I shut my eyes and embrace the bumpy road ahead.
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Then again, maybe we should embrace Jesse Lingard's Dab Univeristy.
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"Brilliant directors will embrace you if you're brilliant," Ling says.
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I didn't 'embrace' it as a fetish until much later.
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Embrace the endings and transformations that are happening around you.
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Embrace this darkness, Gemini, or it'll eat away at you.
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VICE spoke to several parents who embrace kink and BDSM.
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We embrace one another and take care of one another.
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The benefits of EMBRACE would be profound and far reaching.
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Loose groups eschew rules, welcome new ideas and embrace tolerance.
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AND WOULD YOU EMBRACE THAT AS A DRUG DELIVERY MODEL?
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Some Wall Street companies have begun to embrace this concept.
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Still, Poland's embrace of this heritage is far from unequivocal.
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The firm's embrace of color began with blackened ash wood.
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It's why they can lift weights and embrace Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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The downswingers embrace ethnic and national cohesion and closed borders.
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James Hohman: Will Americans' embrace of socialism wane without Sanders?
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And if they could, they couldn't even embrace each other.
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That was part of the challenge, trying to embrace that.
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DJ: I think it's one of many issues they embrace.
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He was especially interested in having the school embrace technology.
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The song, in its embrace of the unknowable, felt sexy.
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We started hanging out and began to embrace our culture.
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Are there any cities that will never embrace public transit?
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Embrace the mockery of the disabled or Gold Star families?
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The city had little choice but to embrace the lawsuit.
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It's time for Mr. Trump to embrace the Kigali agreement.
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There is a conservative way to embrace pluralism and diversity.
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Republicans did not suddenly embrace bipartisanship on November 7, 2012.
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" She added: "People may resist change, but they embrace progress.
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If you embrace Trump, the dirt is going to stick.
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But I was too ashamed to embrace their holiday spirit.
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The #MeToo movement could have helped Wall Street embrace diversity.
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Two teenage girls rebel against their religion and embrace Satanism.
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The whites in the audience embrace and internalize the projections.
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Sometimes you've just got to embrace your kitschiest impulses, Gemini.
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Our correspondent found the key in its embrace of Asia.
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Maybe we should just embrace it as a new saying.
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Can you embrace your inherent porousness as an earthly organism?
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It took him a long time to embrace Pakistani culture.
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"We embrace innovation," said Mark Mitchell, the mayor of Tempe.
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Anyone who is depressed can embrace these and other possibilities.
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We should have the full embrace of the federal government.
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Still, their enthusiastic embrace of his work makes him uncomfortable.
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Law and Justice's leaders are unlikely to embrace Wyspianski's vision.
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They were not friends and did not embrace culinary camaraderie.
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Why shouldn't women be allowed to embrace feeling like that?
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Moderates tend to embrace certain ideas: The truth is plural.
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Aim to love yourself more fully and embrace your flaws.
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She spread her crutches out to accommodate the stranger's embrace.
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Joker's embrace of radical evil becomes a kind of integrity.
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This week, Mr. Hyde appeared to embrace his newfound notoriety.
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It's not an easy movie to embrace, but it lingers.
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Privacy groups hope that the commission will embrace that role.
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Sabáto has continued to embrace Trump throughout his 2018 campaign.
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And my question to you is, do you embrace that?
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A couple embrace at the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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My sity (grandmother) will welcome you with an embrace & love.
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She credits this support to the company's "embrace remote" motto.
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We should all embrace this momentous time in human history.
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Or will she embrace us with open, well dressed arms?
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She loved it, and we fell into a passionate embrace.
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It took years for Jennifer Aniston to embrace social media.
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She predicted that CPAC would wholly embrace the new president.
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They don't go out there to embrace solitude and time.
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Bernie Sanders's embrace of the popular podcast host Joe Rogan.
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They are suspicious of his recent embrace of the president.
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He told the crowd to "embrace the label" of outsider.
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Other Republicans were also quick to embrace Friday's jobs numbers.
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They've been forced to embrace a somewhat foreign concept: restraint.
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Others embrace them as a part of the city's charm.
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But the Australian government has yet to embrace these demands.
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I said to the team, embrace this moment, enjoy, celebrate.
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"Writing is an embrace, a being embraced," she once wrote.
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They quickly embrace that world, especially the annual Fringe Festival.
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"We're going to embrace them as a community," she said.
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The students in the second group thought he'd embrace it.
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But recently, I've begun to embrace my naturally curly hair.
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The pair share an embrace as Thu makes her case.
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They love her and long to embrace her once again.
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All that's required is a willingness to embrace the fantasy.
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And I will embrace them. Undecided. Learning. Blunt. Passionate. Progressive.
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China is taking more steps to embrace bitcoin as well.
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This President may not embrace those values, but we do.
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Finally, women entrepreneurs should continue to embrace online investment platforms.
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Racism gathers into its dark embrace haters of every kind.
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He described himself as "hesitant" to embrace a temporary fix.
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Fans love that; fans embrace that part of the game.
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These are the apps that need to embrace the darkness.
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I'll respect women, embrace all races and pay my taxes.
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Unfortunately, not everyone is able to embrace the holiday spirit.
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It's something to not only embrace, but also demand continue.
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I embrace such debate and the open competition of ideas.
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So go, fall into its embrace, resist its charms, argue.
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Leave the wedge sneakers behind and embrace the platform shoes.
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It really could be a destination if they embrace it.
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She convinced newly elected President Barack Obama to embrace it.
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And people will continue to embrace and empower that desire.
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How to embrace tradition without being a slave to it?
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The Motoyas have shown how fraught that embrace can be.
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You have to embrace both with a sense of humor.
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I try to think of this as something to embrace.
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But they also embrace the debate and celebrate the uncertainty.
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And I want to embrace that role more and more.
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"That policy of embrace has failed utterly," Ms. Stelzenmüller said.
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Quality medical care can be a blanket and an embrace.
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I've watched New York embrace its waterfront over the years.
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Did I embrace every suggestion provided by my sensitivity readers?
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So, in the spirit of the season, let's embrace nostalgia.
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But instead of caring, somehow I've learnt to embrace it.
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Others are reminders of his explicit embrace of racial discrimination.
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Many applauded Nike's embrace of such an openly political figure.
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I decided to embrace, at least lightly, the smart home.
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How much should overweight or obese people embrace their body?
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I think the internet is increasing — Do you embrace regulation?
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Now Moscow is planning to fully embrace the cryptocurrency revolution.
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I don't think there's any more toes left to embrace.
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I don't hate the term 'Asian fusion,' I embrace it.
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The ephemerality of performance is part of its electric embrace.
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Sometimes, you've just got to embrace your super villain status.
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They even embrace the offensive term "illegals" for undocumented immigrants.
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One is the way we've come to embrace neutral administration.
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It tends to embrace the dominant values of the time.
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"Syria should return to us...Syria should be in our embrace instead of throwing it into the embrace of terrorism," he told Arab foreign and economy ministers at a summit that Beirut is hosting.
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Queer female ruggers, like their non-queer teammates, nonetheless embrace rugby as a channel to challenge, define, and embrace their own understanding of what it means to be both a female and an athlete.
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The former vice president pointed to his moves within the previous two days to embrace free public university tuition for those whose families make less than $125,000 per year and to embrace Massachusetts Sen.
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Back in the 1990s, openness and the withering of borders was all the rage, but now parts of the left embrace closed trade policies and parts of the right embrace closed cultural and migration policies.
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" But despite her trepidations she says, "I decided to embrace what makes me feel comfortable and what makes me feel the best and brightest on stage, but also embrace what other people can relate to.
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When Our Dogs' Leashes Got Tangled and We Stumbled Into an Erotic Embrace Typically, when my dog's leash gets tangled with someone else's dog's leash we stumble into an embrace that doesn't really arouse me.
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The most highly successful people don't overcome adversity — they embrace it!
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Mr. Christie seemed to embrace the presidential context for his address.
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We embrace what's wondrous about them as part of their allure.
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The guerrilla army agreed to renounce armed conflict and embrace politics.
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Economists often embrace state control as a solution to market failure.
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He hails the unique seriousness with which voters here embrace democracy.
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Just embrace this exquisite moment of humiliation for what it is.
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Will today's elites ostracize or embrace politicians who follow Trump's example?
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Persuading patients to embrace this more diverse approach isn't easy, however.
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Which is to say, Embrace of the Serpent militates against cliché.
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Moreover, Raffaele's embrace of biomarkers for aging is not universally accepted.
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"As athletes, we learn how to embrace the pain," she says.
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"That same type of person might also embrace the martyr role."
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Still, she says she is ready to embrace whatever lies ahead.
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And whether we embrace the change or not doesn't really matter.
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Mr Trump has, at times, seemed to embrace all three goals.
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This is not Thiel's first embrace of an unorthodox medical practice.
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The campaign also helped Billiot embrace her birthmark in her career.
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But Campbell didn't always embrace her figure, she told the Star.
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So I think blockchain is something that we need to embrace.
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But Chmerkovskiy pushed Hernandez to embrace the dance and its passion.
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Rather than covering them up, however, she decided to embrace it.
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KADEM rejects LGBTQ rights like gay marriage; most feminists embrace them.
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But she tries her best to embrace what makes her unique.
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Only time will tell if fans will embrace the FS reboot.
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The 1975 is at their best when they embrace their swagger.
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But she's only the most recent celebrity to embrace the procedure.
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IBBEU003D, offering companies a unique opportunity to embrace the buyback culture.
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Embrace flexibility And don't discount the appeal of last-minute travel.
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Jacob did not die alone; he died in your loving embrace.
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For the most part, I find ways to embrace my body.
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Embrace reform and incur the televised wrath of the gun lobby.
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Meanwhile, Facebook's embrace of publishers made it a destination for news.
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The exterior features two "arms" meant to imitate a mother's embrace.
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A couple embrace during the New York City Pride March, 21971.
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Couples embrace and kiss in Central Park after the march, 1975.
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Perhaps I could "pivot" and embrace a new meme in 2016.
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Are we as a society ready to embrace Mel Gibson again?
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"I wanted to embrace Queens as a melting pot," she said.
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Many of the site's visitors embrace this kind of investigative approach.
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Now, of course, I embrace it wholeheartedly, because you guys do.
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That's because they embrace the core American value of hard work.
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In was an unexpected turn, but one Jepsen seemed to embrace.
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In turn, the stars seem to respond to the town's embrace.
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They embrace and rework the cheesy chansons of their parents' generation.
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Watch the prime minister's excruciating embrace of Mr Trump and decide.
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We embrace them, we enjoy all of the feedback we receive.
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West's embrace of the MAGA life is, at this point, unsurprising.
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Red states' embrace of work requirements will shrink their Medicaid programs.
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They've told me which words they embrace and which they hate.
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If your child is acting out, it's important to embrace acceptance.
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Instead of "Embrace, Extend, Extinguish," we now have "Adopt, Extend, Profit."
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Sourland is an outsider perspective, but I want to embrace that.
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Sivan feels honored to help his fans embrace their own sexuality.
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I've recently learned to stop hiding, and instead embrace my breasts.
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"They said now we were within the state's embrace," he recalled.
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Mitt Romney's candidacy gave them a chance to embrace this feeling.
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Now, I have learned to embrace my "out of control" hips.
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Nor is the wider business community likely to embrace the cause.
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A radical embrace It's a radical shift on a presidential level.
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They're self-aware and fully embrace the ridiculousness that is Housewives.
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Still, China is quicker to embrace change than outsiders might suppose.
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It's made it easier to accept it and to embrace it.
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"Embrace all that you are," she posted on Instagram in June.
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He encouraged Australians to embrace a "national culture" of risk-taking.
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And it's attempt to embrace Jaimi's sexuality come off as immature.
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We should all embrace the complexity of our approaches to policy.
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People embrace in the aftermath of the earthquake on Jan. 17.
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Embrace and celebrate his death like he would celebrate his life.
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I really learned to embrace myself in so many good ways.
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It's Thursday — embrace your inner child and go trick-or-treat.
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"I embrace digital technology wholeheartedly and I love it," Schmitt said.
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"This is a commonsense compromise both parties should embrace," he said.
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That means teaching students "to embrace a challenge," according to Agarwal.
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Wenger argues that 'humans would embrace automation instead of fear it.
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And to embrace it, be in the moment and enjoy it.
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His supporters embrace his bluntness and wit, controversial statements and all.
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We should embrace everything so that the voices are all heard.
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And if you do want to give someone a physical embrace?
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Reuters is the latest major news agency to embrace content automation.
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The major gas names have been slower to embrace production EVs.
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"They taught us to embrace our bodies," Elle, 25, tells PEOPLE.
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But that says little about China's willingness to embrace deeper change.
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Even on their records, their embrace of the future was wholehearted.
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Mr Musk's second defining characteristic is the willing embrace of complexity.
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Still, the album isn't exactly an embrace of traditional gender roles.
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Occasionally, he even gets to fully embrace his horror-movie sensibilities.
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This is where I am in time, and I embrace it.
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We got our clocks cleaned because we didn't embrace new technology.
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The same applies to Latin America in its embrace of China.
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He can embrace international trade and contribute to making America great.
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News, the Riverdale costars can be seen sharing a sweet embrace.
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Hickenlooper: That depends on what, what aspect of socialism they embrace.
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The GOP base was primed to embrace a candidate like Trump.
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I think the internet is becoming — LG: Do you embrace regulation?
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Vanessa Hudgens has learned to embrace the beauty of growing older.
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You need to see the way that these immigrants embrace America.
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But instead of getting depressed about the situation, I embrace it.
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I know my role, now, and I'm going to embrace it.
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Then, embrace reality, and know how to deal with it well.
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Please stop appropriating a tradition you don't fully practice or embrace.
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Studdard suggests they embrace the opportunities that come with the show.
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Anything that hits an honest authentic nerve, they'll basically embrace it.
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Clinton's unabashed embrace of Obama does not come without some risks.
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My most loving embrace to his family, who he loved extremely.
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And I'm uncomfortable with that... I embrace all of my culture.
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After the dust settles ... you see Amber embrace the bag snatcher.
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Why don't we embrace age for all of its positive attributes?
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His embrace of glut is another essential aspect of his method.
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HQ wasn't the only app to fully embrace portrait-style videos.
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God forbid a woman embrace both her looks and her skills.
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The only real obstacle will be people's willingness to embrace change.
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Our task is not to erase it, but to embrace it.
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Fellow churchgoers embrace her, and tell her it will get better.
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Those are two options Carlier isn't, yet, keen to embrace. Fine.
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Yet many business groups still find it hard to embrace Democrats.
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Carmakers' quiet embrace of E15 may start to ease such fears.
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But Jimmy Kimmel decided it was time to embrace that criticism.
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This is a trend civic leaders everywhere need to embrace wholeheartedly.
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Obviously, most of these supporters won't embrace this message anytime soon.
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SHEFFIELD: For that fact alone, I say embrace the cell phone.
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We must embrace technology and promote its use among our patients.
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Now I just embrace it and half the anxiety goes away.
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Here's why conservatives should fight big cable and embrace net neutrality.
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This skeletal card depicts two smiling skeletons in a boney embrace.
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Except instead of pretending it's not there, they just embrace it.
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Ironically, our critics are the very people who should embrace us.
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Learning to embrace this paradox has become an ongoing life puzzle.
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And that you're able to embrace that in a campy way?
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They have been pushing both major party candidates to embrace it.
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God gave us this blessing and we should just embrace it.
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And I hope more games and more players embrace them both.
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Go ahead and embrace animal causes without a shred of guilt.
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Banks have responded with their own attempts to embrace new technology.
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Might as well go all the way and embrace the crazy.
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It helped her embrace body hair, acne, and exhibitionism even more.
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What these fighters choose to embrace is a (perverse) ideological vision.
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When it breaks loose, I embrace it and go full-bore.
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But progressives should embrace the reordering of capitalism as their priority.
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So who's drawn to the cushiony embrace of puffy jacket porn?
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Tuesday's speech shows how eager he is to embrace this role.
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It's time to embrace diversity of thought and diversity of experience.
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Secular Muslims reject Sharia censorship; but Islamists embrace and promote it.
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Embrace the winter chill, and stream it in its entirety below:
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I think libraries are more and more trying to embrace that.
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"Instead, opt to embrace change in really simple ways," she writes.
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"NO NO NO!" she shouted, as he went to embrace her.
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Oddly, his critics sometimes embrace him more tightly than his allies.
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Some of the adults embrace and kiss them, the women ululate.
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SecDef Mattis didn't immediately embrace his full ban on transgender troops.
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The West also may not favor Duterte's geopolitical embrace of China.
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Embrace Leo's energy, and don't be afraid to put yourself first.
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Disney has taken steps to embrace the digital platforms, Iger said.
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You confidently voice your opinions because you can embrace them proudly.
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Second, the Fed could embrace a productive form of retrospective review.
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Embrace realism over cinematic action, teamwork over empowering every player separately.
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What was once reticence -- even rejection -- is now a full embrace.
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Large companies have been slow to embrace mobility and cloud computing.
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I embrace who I am and I love who I am.
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Fountain's novel saw how corporate America's embrace of veterans—symbolized by
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Just embrace your body and everything kind of falls into place.
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Wrap your arms around yourself to make the warm embrace literal.
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I recently received a review unit of the Embrace Smart Mirror.
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Youngsters embrace him for selfies and hang on his every tweet.
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It took a long time for the incumbents to embrace streaming.
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The shameless embrace of kokoreç is more than a food trend.
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Here, we can all feel ourselves held in the album's embrace.
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The pictures are New York's embrace of its West Indian community.
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Let's embrace the idea that the internet is a symbiotic ecosystem.
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To achieve their "blue wave," the (d)emocrats must embrace it.
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Trump administration officials have given the CHOICE Act a measured embrace.
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Or they could embrace what they so recently claimed to detest.
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Embrace the black iPhone 7; it's what we the people wanted:
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The party oscillates between wanting to embrace and to crush them.
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As everyone hugged and cried, Kim went to embrace Uncle Donn.
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They are, for the moment, stuck in an awkward mutual embrace.
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For Messer and Rokita, the embrace of Trump is particularly revealing.
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Note the implicit collective embrace in each of their productions' names.
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Gillespie's recipe is to embrace Trump's policies without embracing the man.
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There are elements of his message that the party should embrace.
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Embrace the sustainable bipartisan work that can improve peoples' lives, now.
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To embrace that notion requires a double dose of amnesia pills.
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The E.R. staff is beginning to embrace the non-opioid options.
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The automaker only recently begun to embrace battery-powered drivetrain technology.
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Reuters: In Arizona Senate race, McSally's embrace of Trump carries risks.
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Let's embrace modern technological solutions or stick with pen and paper.
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That's leading some to embrace credit cards as a way out.
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In the words of Walt Whitman, the "I" can embrace multitudes.
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Air Force leaders, meanwhile, seem hesitant to fully embrace the proposal.
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We know policies that embrace diversity and promote inclusion are successful.
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However, Republicans' embrace of Trump may be a bit more nuanced.
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The federal government's embrace of driverless technology has accelerated since 2013.
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Her embrace with Trump has backfired in Europe and at home.
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Years later, the royals still embrace Africa in their own way.
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Embrace your inner villain with these colorful Oogie Boogie crew socks.
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So rather than fear the future we have to embrace it.
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His embrace of Mr. Putin, however, fits no obvious political strategy.
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Many embrace gig jobs because they allow unprecedented and rare flexibility.
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Jessica Lang's dances may be subdued, but they don't embrace subtlety.
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Both seemed eager to embrace celebrity status with an unprecedented vigor.
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Suddenly, Kenneth stood up and reached for Skinner, to embrace him.
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Some African governments are already taking steps to embrace blockchain technologies.
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When people see the pasta straw, it's something they can embrace.
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Creators of TV programming similarly embrace the promise of the Internet.
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Collins credits soccer's global success to its early embrace of meritocracy.
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O.K., I'm going to embrace all the red-faced people today.
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Like the airlines, hotels came to embrace add-on fees gradually.
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So any time we see another African country we embrace them.
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After all, he sacrificed his family to embrace the authentic Jesus.
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Steve Daniels said in his eulogy that people must embrace unity.
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"Our company doesn't embrace that strategy," she said at the event.
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Stewart's opponent, Kaine, was critical of Stewart's embrace of the Confederacy.
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The electricians embrace tech and anything that would make lives easier.
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The other has been photographed greeting Bolsonaro with a friendly embrace.
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To be sure, some millennial feminists may not embrace intersectional feminism.
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But that's what you wrote, and we have to embrace it.
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Both were concepts that Xinhuang was only just beginning to embrace.
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We should all embrace this extremely inexpensive way to lower crime.
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She allowed me to embrace her, though without unslinging the backpack.
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Clinton as tough and qualified and urged voters to embrace her.
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China wants to embrace blockchain, the technology that verifies cryptocurrency transactions.
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"That is because we do not embrace female leadership," she said.
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Angelina Jolie doesn't only embrace the aging process, she "loves" it.
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Others, embrace her as a bold celebration of American Jewish heritage.
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Under Marchionne, Fiat Chrysler had been reluctant to embrace that technology.
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Why did we embrace an economy where we became the product?
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One by one, he watched parents and children embrace with relief.
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How have you learned to embrace features you're self-conscious about?
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They embrace, then lightning strikes the giant antenna next to them.
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Then there's his embrace of Snapchat, Periscope, Facebook Live and Twitch.
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We should embrace vigilance rather than debilitating anxiety about the future.
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Or we can embrace the success of Ramadi as a model.
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People who refused to embrace electronic music were suddenly embracing it.
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Macron and Trump embrace at the completion of their news conference.
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At the NXNE panel, he urged the crowd to embrace it.
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These days, more than ever, we embrace the underdog software developer.
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Failing to embrace new media was the death of the old.
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Culturally, I've always been surrounded by women who embrace their butts.
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But Hollywood's embrace of China has not come without strings attached.
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Keep the fantastical analogues coming, NASA, we embrace your literary leanings.
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F45's embrace of technology isn't new for the fitness industry.
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This allowed for a more physical embrace of color's expressive potential.
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Tiny homes are trendy residences and vacation accommodations that embrace minimalism.
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A number of big businesses are looking to embrace renewable energy.
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Whatever the case, his decision has warmed and eased posterity's embrace.
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"Janelle wanted to embrace the texture of her hair," she said.
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Stormy Daniels may get an embrace from Anna Wintour, but Mrs.
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An obvious first step is to embrace the Paris climate accord.
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Only three years afterward did the country embrace a democratic Constitution.
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Grace's easy embrace of Alexa was slightly amusing but also alarming.
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His fearless embrace of contradiction gives 'BlacKkKlansman' its velocity and heft.
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Fashion has never been afraid to embrace a somewhat obvious metaphor.
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Now, they embrace it and urge others to do so, too.
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It is a pro-jobs message that we should enthusiastically embrace.
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Instead of buying CDs or digital downloads, some people embrace records.
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"We need to embrace this movement," said Democratic strategist Rodell Mollineau.
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It would be perverse to embrace inconvenience as a general rule.
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But Beyoncé's embrace of her identity on "Formation" goes beyond food.
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Ms. Carrera would love to see conventional brands embrace her community.
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Advocates also said some government agencies were slow to embrace ABLE.
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Here's how to embrace your weird and successfully navigate the workplace.
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So, major studio films remain the slowest to embrace opportunity parity.
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Tech firms hope more corporations embrace the technology as it evolves.
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Recent seasons have seen the fashion world enthusiastically embrace the waistcoat.
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This sort of embrace could be felt through fiber optics, too.
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Airbus, by comparison, tended to embrace technology, putting computers in control.
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Still, race is an undeniable factor in the market's new embrace.
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Those who embrace the technology appropriately will prevail in the marketplace.
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It is a miracle sauce, and one I hope you embrace.
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But there were limits to Nielsen's embrace of Trump's immigration policies.
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This shift is at odds with Ms. Thomas's embrace of ellipticism.
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Then there was Ledecky's enthusiastic embrace of Stanford's team-first mantra.
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Senate Republicans have learned to stop worrying and embrace deficit spending.
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The reality, though, is that D2C brands will eventually embrace wholesale.
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For some, that enduring problem makes them willing to embrace compromise.
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Acknowledge and embrace feedback, since people cared enough to provide it.
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Rather than downplay or deny it, the left should embrace it.
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How far can you embrace artifice before you stop being human?
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Or is it this is a challenge we're going to embrace?
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It's time to embrace and accept that my life has changed.
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Other parents embrace football without giving the risk a second thought.
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What part of Justice Kennedy's 25-year legacy will he embrace?
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Biden's decision to embrace Warren's plan naturally reeks of political opportunism.
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Oh, and we also tell you how to embrace getting old.
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But letting go of one thing allows you to embrace another.
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If he rejected that persona, though, which one did he embrace?
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We must embrace those quiet moments, because life can be hectic.
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Persuading voters to embrace Mr. Yang's idea, however, won't be easy.
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We will embrace progressive causes, but we prefer evolution, not revolution.
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But his team did not embrace all parts of the autopsy.
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That prickly embrace is how democracy and diversity and cosmopolitanism work.
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I hope the public schools can embrace and facilitate this reality.
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Go deeper: Airports embrace renewable energy to cut air travel emissions
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It is also important to applaud when larger organizations embrace fearlessness.
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But it's wary of his embrace of a no-deal Brexit.
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They have vowed to embrace the same tactics against Mr. Trump.
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The question is whether Democrats run from or embrace that caricature.
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But the ambassador no longer seems eager to embrace the part.
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When minorities embrace Republican ideas, they are further embracing their lives.
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" Ko said, before they both embrace the title of "Mr. Struggle.
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A group of Vietnam veterans embrace after the dedication ceremony, 1982.
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"Let's establish the principle, embrace it and move on," Neal said.
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Concerns were also raised over clients refusing to embrace the technology.
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He begins to embrace his Jewish identity, perhaps out of necessity.
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Its embrace of any new format, therefore, qualifies as quietly revolutionary.
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McIlroy is eager to embrace a format he says he loves.
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I wanted to be a little more modern, to embrace everybody.
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" [applause] Singing: "Everywhere we're looking now, I'm surrounded by your embrace.
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We call on the Taliban to embrace this opportunity for peace.
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Instead, she was drawn into Richmond's embrace and began to cry.
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That embrace of bipartisanship can result in neither side trusting him.
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"We need to embrace you in Brighton Beach," Ms. James said.
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But there are limits to this embrace of smart scripted programming.
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Democrats, instead of horribilizing the 85033 nomination fight, should embrace it.
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Children absorbed it through their mother's embrace or their father's anger.
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It's time to ditch our need for speed and embrace efficiency.
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"When you embrace your job, you figure it out," Martin said.
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Embrace the beautifully messy, ordinary adult lives most of us lead.
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She had recently moved to Portland to embrace the life change.
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Ramos's intersecting identities help queer Latinxs in Ministerio embrace their own.
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Will it embrace an agenda of radical change for America's waters?
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And the hope he will one day embrace his children again.
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But we can't embrace it at the cost of our humanity.
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Many younger Americans don't seem ready to embrace online-only banks.
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It wouldn't always necessarily be appropriate to embrace a coworker, either.
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Yes. But why not embrace the journey, perhaps even prolong it?
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It goes like this: Germany has failed to embrace the future.
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Even though I'd rather embrace our similarities than accentuate our differences.
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She decided to embrace and keep her name, despite the teasing.
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As evidence, she noted the GOP's recent embrace of freshman Rep.
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Art dealers and historians didn't significantly embrace Porter until the 1980s.
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His willingness to embrace the new, though, has never left him.
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Congress needs to embrace the call for investing in energy research.
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Embrace who you are, and remember to love who you are.
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Politicians can more easily embrace reform when job numbers are up.
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Sam hugs Amelie, and the pair weep in a joyous embrace.
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The Lenape "tried to embrace and share," Mr. Van Dunk said.
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Live your best life, but embrace the fierce urgency of now?
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Boko Haram released all the girls who professed to embrace Islam.
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In fact, nowhere was her embrace of the president more palpable.
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And I think you just have to embrace all those opportunities.
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I MEAN, WHAT SHOULD THE PUBLIC -- SHOULD THE PUBLIC EMBRACE THIS?
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We need to fully embrace the stigma problem, and not reinforce.
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He counseled that Jenkins embrace strategic ignorance in his creative life.
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This fear has been behind most decisions to embrace open primaries.
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Shannon's point -- embrace the crazy and make the sport fun again.
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Children absorbed it through their mother's embrace or their father's anger.
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Until now, the United States has hesitated to embrace this challenge.
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Some were locked in an embrace, he told Greek state television.
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Israel will, of course, embrace Washington's change of tune on Jerusalem.
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ELASTIC: UNLOCKING YOUR BRAIN'S ABILITY TO EMBRACE CHANGE, by Leonard Mlodinow.
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But when love is true, you embrace all the unknowns, regardless.
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"If we truly believe that, we should embrace transparency and truth."
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"No other brand is so afraid to embrace us," she said.
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"Co-determination" has a long history, and America should embrace it.
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All this may play into Trump's embrace of the entire project.
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My bigger dilemma is: How do I embrace my European origins?
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And after we slow the education process down, they embrace it.
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These two men find and create a safe space to embrace.
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"I've learned to embrace it and just own it," she said.
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I hope they embrace it, because it's a real crazy story.
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It is a role that many — most, all — of them embrace.
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We must demand, and our leaders must embrace, progress over power.
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In some images, she holds a villager child in her embrace.
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Trump himself heaps praise on Putin and embrace pro-Russian policies.
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I've never seen a movie quite like Embrace of the Serpent.
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"It's important to embrace the person you are afterward," Russo says.
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Tsai rejected Xi's call and instead urged China to embrace democracy.
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Wary embrace Bobo Lo, a China Russia relations expert and author of "A Wary Embrace," said both Putin and Xi have separate reasons for wanting to portray their already close relationship as even warmer than it is.
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While the interaction of multiple factors driving individuals and vulnerable groups to embrace terrorism is complex, dissatisfaction with the existing political order is one of the most common and consistent preconditions for individuals who embrace violent extremism.
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America looks ready to embrace the kinds of policies that prevailed before the Great Recession America looks ready to embrace the kinds of policies that prevailed before the Great Recession Exotic mortgages are receiving triple-A ratings.
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But her unapologetic embrace of the GOP military establishment at least suggests that she doesn't believe the left-wing attacks on her foreign policy can hurt her, and that the embrace of Republican military officials can help.
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By now consumers and online giants are locked in an awkward embrace.
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Why embrace a deep laugh line when you can make it disappear?
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That backdrop makes it sensible for the company to embrace the competition.
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It shows father and daughter exchanging a long embrace amid their tears.
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Melanie Griffith is ready to embrace the next chapter in her life.
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And I will be an independent person, who will embrace those ideas.
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I expect the Chinese smartphone vendors to embrace this category with gusto.
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But on the whole, gratefulness is the response I choose to embrace.
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It was an embrace of democratic values, not a rejection of them.
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I embrace my inner grandma and fall asleep by 10:453 p.m.
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This has led them to embrace wealthy individuals with often dubious reputations.
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The sisters decide to embrace their otherworldly side and things get weird.
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"It's a difficult concept for retailers to embrace at first," he admitted.
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Kitchen coordinator Zaheera Sufyaan met Meghan, 37, outside with a warm embrace.
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He didn't always embrace love, though, but has learned to over time.
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Kentucky's Democratic governor opted to embrace the law in his conservative state.
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She encourages fans to embrace the pain, though not for too long.
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The vulnerability she tried to embrace ten minutes ago now felt sickening.
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Why spend so much on technology consumers have been reluctant to embrace?
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And that requires the people at the very top to embrace it.
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Then I realized, it ain't going away, so I better embrace it.
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"America really needs to embrace science and reason above all," he says.
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But, again, it depends on how much you embrace the cloud computing.
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Embrace privacy extensions for your browser, like Privacy Badger, Disconnect, or Ghostery.
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In both cases, Kardashian's fans encouraged her to embrace her pregnancy body.
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There is a wealth of positives to embrace about the new Hitman.
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The Obama administration did not fully embrace the clinic challengers' position, however.
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People who embrace the absurd and aren't too precious about their image.
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"East Asian companies must step up to embrace that reality as well."
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" Physical Connection Is Vital"We embrace each other very frequently each day.
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Embrace those Scorpio-season vibes with beauty looks that are equally seductive.
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To kick us off, here's our review of Embrace of the Serpent.
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Everything is completely unhinged now, so we may as well embrace it.
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Other states are moving to embrace that standard, but not fast enough.
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Maybe this is one time we should just embrace the letting go.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez think and will, therefore, embrace a more moderate nominee.
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We're often taught to embrace all our flaws and love ourselves unconditionally.
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I do not think the vast majority of voters will embrace Bernie.
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Plex is not the only live TV service to embrace the guide.
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Washington (CNN)It was the Fox News commentators who wouldn't embrace him.
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"You have to embrace the Trump presidency," he said at the time.
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It is one thing for an individual to embrace a fictional identity.
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But its embrace of the technology holds two big lessons for others.
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A healthier approach is to embrace whatever season you find yourself in.
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"But you should embrace the unique things about your brand," she says.
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How did people embrace you, or not, when the book came out?
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The reason to fear AI is the very reason to embrace it.
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What I needed to embrace, as Ruby Tandoh writes, was the mess.
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This is something we should deeply embrace because it's been long overdue.
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That means he can safely embrace risk, rather than run from it.
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I liked that it was a strange kind of dance/fight/embrace.
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But it is that discomfort that we should embrace to move forward.
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Strikingly, modern-day socialists embrace this idea, as does the alt-right.
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The market appears eager to embrace the medical device cohort, he said.
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But the companies are not actively lobbying Congress to embrace the policy.
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A game of basketball (top) and two friends embrace at camp (bottom).
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Not everyone is willing to embrace or subvert the evil queer trope.
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But Sipowicz is an important step in TV's embrace of the antihero.
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But we can embrace his example and let the healing begin within.
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The heroes of the The Staircase are those who embrace the muck.
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What does that mean to you and do you embrace that framework?
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"I wanted to embrace what's cool now, and that's graffiti," he added.
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I'm merely suggesting that fans embrace the totality of their team's success.
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So, only one question remains: Are you ready to embrace the batnipple?
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The Mummy had the chance to embrace it, and instead discarded it.
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A lot of Europeans embrace these companies and find that they're great.
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That is ratcheting up pressure on the sector to embrace new technology.
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But this is one reason even the banks should embrace a change.
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"We want our category to embrace women in South Africa," said Lisa.
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Tokarczuk's work is an embrace of literary bridge building and border exploration.
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They are brave enough, really, to change their lives to embrace it.
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Still, Clinton's embrace of clean energy understandably angers these very same workers.
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"This is something that you're supposed to be grateful for and embrace."
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The message: embrace the unique, the individual, and the bold without fear.
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His daughter, Jasmyn, sprinted past the jail guards to embrace her father.
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The best the House Judiciary Committee could do was embrace the ambiguity.
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"I just wanted to embrace [my daughter] and hold her," said O'Conner.
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Their approach is to embrace the latest financial technology, not fight it.
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What industries do you think are most likely to embrace verticalized IoT?
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Straight allies need to embrace that when taking part in our celebration.
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The GOP's embrace of Trump is normalizing behavior we once rightfully condemned.
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In fact, big companies are beginning to embrace these microservices in waves.
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And the way it made the decision reflects its embrace of democracy.
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Busy Philipps is ready to help her daughters embrace their first periods.
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I did end up feeling, like, why didn't I just embrace it?
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If EEA membership were so awful, why would the country embrace it?
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Could Benson's initial reluctance to embrace Porter turn out to be justified?
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Their differences make the relationship strong, and Cory learns to embrace that.
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So whatever your fashion mood this season, go ahead and embrace it.
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Barack Obama wasn't the first president to embrace alternative forms of energy.
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"I'm trying to embrace the person that I am now," she says.
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You will never experience true success until you learn to embrace failure.
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Only when you embrace change can you find the good in it.
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There has also been a pop culture embrace of Argentina's hacking culture.
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Could I embrace that ethos so that I could be unabashedly alluring?
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They are the ones who embrace the style in their own way.
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Embrace yourself and be proud of who you are with your imperfections.
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Once those are proven, however, people grow more willing to embrace them.
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First, post a selfie together in a close embrace with no explanation.
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Scully didn't exactly reject that idea, but he didn't embrace it either.
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By contrast, MCU's embrace of the genre's limitations helps stave off fatigue.
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That is scant comfort to Brexiteers wanting to re-embrace the Commonwealth.
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He's a man who is clearly ready to embrace his future dadbod.
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Late this August, she became the first Senate Democrat to embrace Sen.
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That decision by Trump seemed to be an embrace of Manafort's strategy.
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Trump has broken with the Republican Party's traditional embrace of free trade.
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So far he has shown little willingness to embrace bolder structural reforms.
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It's unavoidable to fix without a tailor, but we say: Embrace it.
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So I like to embrace the really odd parts of the story.
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But again, you'll either embrace the Razer Phone's utilitarian design or not.
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I want to embrace my age for the importance that it holds.
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John Kasich, the last standing primary rival — were late to embrace Trump.
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You have found an uneasy peace, and you can finally embrace it.
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And, inevitably, she tromps straight into the embrace of a predatory man.
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Blac Chyna is the latest celeb to embrace the side-boob trend.
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I also learned to embrace looking uncool and began to relish failure.
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In doing so, they embrace vision's neglected sibling senses in their blueprints.
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And we embrace a guy who is openly misogynistic as our leader.
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If there's one day to embrace your spookier side, it's October 31.
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The Bodies Were Discovered in an Embrace Eleven weeks later, on Oct.
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Western science has been slow to embrace indigenous bodies of environmental knowledge.
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Fortunately, you're usually willing to expand your perspective to embrace new understandings.
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You thoroughly embrace the egalitarian ideal, approaching everyone as a potential friend.
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You had to embrace the culture to really be about hip-hop.
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Rather than retouching or shying away from them, we should embrace them.
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The major gas names have been slow to embrace production e-motos.
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Overwhelming public outcry can also help spur the embrace of open data.
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They embrace the fine line, the frictions that this border zone presents.
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But now, Van Ness is ready to embrace his non-binary identity.
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Either way, the Rangers need to embrace death and let Lundqvist go.
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Or did he embrace his new identity to make his life better?
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You do you, hammock bear, embrace those good end-of-summer vibes.
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Republican embrace of this individual mandate-based plan was provoked, in part,
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"I will fully embrace this new position," Parry said in the statement.
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As with health wearable rival Fitbit, Apple will finally embrace period tracking.
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Whether you choose to embrace or reject that truth is on you.
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He wraps her into an embrace and tells her he's OK waiting.
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Rather, it caused them -- exclusively it seems -- to embrace the dead opposite.
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The Communist Party should fully embrace its historical claim to representing workers.
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"He likes to embrace people and be embraced by people," Gisotti said.
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Millennial pink is still It — so we might as well embrace it.
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And great news — I not only share those values, I embrace them.
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Do you embrace canned wine as on par with its bottled brethren?
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"They've got to embrace this company as a media company," he said.
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Wagner's explicit embrace of Trump could be a polarizing move in Pennsylvania.
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The sisters' reunion embrace in the crypt gave us so many feels.
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If you'd like to check it out, Embrace is available on iTunes.
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Larry rushed over to embrace Lance and catch up on old times.
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Ready to drop your heat-styling weapons and embrace your hair texture?
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But there are still nontraditional forms of sexuality we struggle to embrace.
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The drawing makes it so Nesmin will be forever in her embrace.
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Then, in the spring of 2016, Trump seemed to embrace him again.
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Embrace useful, inexpensive stuff like the CocoKool 3-in-1 Avocado Tool.
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"I need to just embrace them and celebrate them," she told People.
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Sexy lingerie What's one trend that took you a while to embrace?
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But whoever these people are, they should embrace what has taken place.
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Still, it took until Monday morning for Trump to officially embrace Moore.
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The first is, does the culture of the company embrace the diversity.
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Lekia Lée, who launched Project Embrace, knows that feeling all too well.
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How prepared is the President to embrace change and change his behavior?
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Duterte though appeared unruffled by the comparison, even seeking to embrace it.
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Clinton's embrace of her role as a trailblazer is a different approach.
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Republicans didn't embrace immigration reform, and see it through to the end.
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Owning my pleasure through kink is really helping me embrace my body.
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Watch below, and embrace the return of the original prince of rap.
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What Charlottesville needed most urgently was the full embrace of their government.
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Earlier this year, she encouraged followers to embrace their "beautiful" fat rolls.
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The Embrace Smart Mirror does not ship with any smart mirror software.
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And Portland forgot its one-time embrace of Cold War survival skills.
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But the Bush administration bluntly ruined the opportunity to embrace the world.
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If you love Irish soda bread, then embrace this earthy Samhain bread.
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Herbst's story has already inspired existing officials to embrace their identities publicly.
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But while Gillepsie echoed Trump's rhetoric, he didn't actually embrace the president.
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I do radically embrace this body, these shoulders, this slightly rectangular butt.
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Leading Republicans are starting to embrace Mr Trump's takeover of their party.
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Embrace your messy first draft and commit to NaNoWriMo's boot-camp vibe.
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Being an American involves the embrace of high ideals and civic responsibility.
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Summit attendees embrace during a session on 'The Power of Human Connection.'
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For her, the answer goes back to her embrace of American citizenship.
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In one Twitter post, Mr. Trump seemed to embrace a label Mrs.
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Love and embrace who you are and celebrate and love each other!
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Or join companies that already embrace and support women and other minorities?
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This sort of tonal mishmash rarely makes for films that audiences embrace.
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That raises the likelihood he will embrace tariffs on imported solar panels.
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It is time to break down silos and embrace the synergistic future.
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We need policies and programs that truly embrace change and social innovation.
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And they need to "embrace" just how emotional an issue this is.
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But we have only begun to embrace the importance of socioeconomic diversity.
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This is an embrace of another culture, not an appropriation of it.
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Fans begin to openly embrace the dream they once thought impossible. FEB.
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The Hill: Embrace of reparations highlights pivotal Dem contest for black voters.
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The Trump administration is perfectly within its rights to embrace this approach.
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Pence's teleprompter displayed the stage direction "embrace" just after his final words.
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Embrace your inner Dershowitz and allow due process to take its course.
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