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Perhaps most striking, Mr. Kelly offers no apology for his embrace of a tactic he once reviled.

Rebellious members embrace a parliamentary tactic.

WASHINGTON — President Trump is embracing a new tactic as he tries to rewrite the rules of global trade: Don't believe a final deal is truly final.

Now, entering his first December in office, Trump is embracing a similar tactic to help shore up his base supporters amid record-low approval ratings.

They have also embraced a new tactic: alleging the use of bathrooms by transgender men and women opens the door for sexual predators to go into women's restrooms.

Almost simultaneously, as a tactic, Republicans embraced the intolerant seeds of their near history and rebranded themselves by furnishing their constituency with a new lexicon, embedding a few minorities, and (later) boldly working towards voter suppression.

Mr. Medvedev said federal forces must embrace a broader range of tactics.

The biggest damage may be establishing the precedent of holding the debt ceiling hostage to major changes in policy, a tactic that is now embraced by some of the most sensible Republicans.

The battle over the rules will test the administration's ability to shape policy through executive action, a tactic Obama is increasingly embracing in the face of a recalcitrant Congress.

Embrace old-school tactics.

His path to peace is based on the degree to which social change and the resolution of conflict can be achieved by an embrace of nonviolent tactics and ideas, combined with his assessment that a combination of nuclear weaponry and "people's war" has rendered war essentially obsolete as a rational political instrument.