Tragedy and comedy never embraced so closely.
What of NATO itself, which the talking heads say we must rush to embrace more closely in the wake of the Brussels terror attacks?
The United States has embraced India and Southeast Asia more closely and shored up alliances with South Korea and Japan.
No Democrat has embraced Pickens more closely than the Senate majority leader.
But with his style, which some call arrogant, he too has made policy missteps, and he was never closely embraced by President Jiang Zemin.
The New Hampshire Republican front-runner, John McCain, at 71 is a generation ahead of his main challengers Mike Huckabee, 52, and Mitt Romney, 59. Age may not be as much a consideration in talking about change on the Republican side than distance from the current Republican administration whose Iraq war policy Sen. McCain has far more closely embraced than either of his opponents.
Mansingh added that Trump's language was vague and did not signal a shift in U.S. policy toward South Asia, which in recent years has more closely embraced India.
The only developing countries that significantly reduced the income gap with the advanced countries in recent decades were the East Asian tigers, who embraced technological change and closely integrated their economies with global trade flows.
This trend is prominent in the manufacturing sector, which, in past decades, may not have embraced these developments as closely as in other sectors.
At the same time, his out-of-the-mainstream views make it dangerous to embrace him too closely.
