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Negotiations continue, with Council members also pressing the mayor to embrace alternative cuts.

If necessary to keep its financial options open the BBC will embrace alternative models of funding.

Ever since Picasso feted the Douanier Rousseau, modern art has sought to embrace alternative talent.

As we use up the world’s natural resources, we have no choice but to embrace alternative ways to power cars.

Liberal environmentalists echo former Vice President Al Gore in demanding action to embrace alternative energy and move away from fossil fuels that contribute to global warming.

WHEN BP branded itself as "Beyond Petroleum", and the fashionable colour among oil companies was green, Exxon Mobil stood aloof from the rush to embrace alternative sources of energy.

It could be only a matter of time until members of the public would begin to embrace alternatives.

Traditionally farmed meat is already very expensive, Rayner adds, and will only get more so, and it is only a matter of time before members of the public begin to embrace alternatives.

In another sign that book publishers are looking to embrace alternatives to Amazon.com's Kindle e-book store, Simon & Schuster has agreed to sell digital copies of its books on Scribd.com, a popular document-sharing Web site.

Redbox's low price, however, is less a reflection of a permanently superior distribution technology than of Hollywood's reluctance to fully embrace alternatives to discs, like video-on-demand.

PAGE B1 PUBLISHER TO GO DIGITAL In another sign that book publishers are looking to embrace alternatives to the Kindle e-book store from Amazon.com, Simon & Schuster has agreed to sell digital copies of its books on Scribd.com, a popular document-sharing Web site.