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That belief — that surgeons can be both Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde when it comes to the doctor-patient relationship — has been embraced for generations by more than a few nonsurgical doctors, nurses and patients.
Thus it is puzzling that America's tech elites have become the world's loudest proponents of basic income – an old but radical idea that has been embraced, for very different reasons and in very different forms, by both left and right.
To a question about how she makes decisions about what to share online, Gay observed, "lately I've been thinking a lot about when to speak and when to listen". This may seem surprising from a writer who has been embraced for her willingness to speak her truth.
But there is at least one contentious moral issue for which there is a widely accepted moral theory, one that has been embraced for many centuries by both religious and secular thinkers, not just in the United States, but in many societies.
The technology has been embraced for both its affordability and expediency.
Since its initial introduction (Maiden et al. 1998), MLST has been embraced for characterizing bacterial variation and facilitating epidemiological investigations (Maiden 2006).
Even though Mr. Eisner and Robert Iger treated Mr. Koppel shabbily, they were embracing the same objectives that network news divisions have been embracing for years.
Like the Playboy bunny, she was embraced for the very qualities that would once have made her anathema to feminists.
Cultured meat, said Prof Wrangham, should be embraced for this reason alone — because humans like meat so much.
Jerry will be remembered as one of the greatest composers heard on Broadway, and his music will continue to be embraced for generations to come.
