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The group also embraces tactics like holding "Porn and Pancakes" church brunches to talk about the issue and giving away Bibles with the words "Jesus Loves Porn Stars" written across their covers.

And ranchers may not embrace such tactics.

The Obama DOJ has embraced this tactic in full.

Are our ethics so situational that we now embrace the tactics of our opponents?

Why does John Boehner, speaker of the House, often appear reluctant to embrace Tea Party tactics?

Those backbenchers are members of the House Freedom Caucus, lawmakers who embrace hardball tactics.

The armed opposition has said it has no choice but to embrace such tactics in the face of overwhelming force.

"It has a long-term strategy of attrition creating polarization and divisions in society and getting liberal states to embrace illegal tactics," he said.

Though Mr. Medvedev's early instincts were along the same lines, the series of insurgent attacks have pushed him to embrace tougher tactics, Mr. Yurgens said.

Then it goes on to embrace such tactics as the granny-was-hooked-on-morphine casual aside and the "I've heard rumors" construction.

Sadly, the Obama administration also embraced this tactic, even though President Obama criticized the cult of secrecy while running for office, leaving it to the courts to stand up for transparency and accountability.