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The woke mentality has since been embraced on the populist right, by the conservative "normals" who are disgusted with what they see as the thorough corruption of the Republican and Democratic establishments.

This is just such an outlandishly brilliant song from such an ingenious album, and the fact that it's been embraced on the level that it has illustrates how much more diverse U.S. popular music has been in 2012 compared with preceding years.

When we reached El Fasher, Hilal was embraced on the tarmac by the Sudanese colonel in charge of border intelligence.

Mr. McCain was embraced on the stage by Vice Adm. James Stockdale, Ross Perot's running mate in 1992 and a former prisoner of war in Vietnam.

Often there is no way to explain the rage and pain which must be embraced on the way to forgiveness.

All the tropes that conservatives usually deny in public – that Iraq is another Vietnam, that Bush is fighting a class war on behalf of the rich – are embraced on this shining ship in the middle of the ocean.

Everyone was embraced on this retreat.

He experienced the sort of alchemy that occurs when O'Neill is embraced on his own terms, the seemingly leaden-sounding dialogue slowly revealing itself to be theatrical gold.

Pitching his plans for the new economy, Senator John Kerry was embraced on Thursday by an icon of the old, Lee A. Iacocca, the former chairman of the Chrysler Corporation.

Many of the proposals have already been embraced by Republicans on the Senate Finance Committee, which held hearings last fall on the expansion of abusive tax shelters.

As an entrenched part of the utility industry for decades, nuclear has traditionally been embraced by those on the right.