Just as the Labour party took far too long to come to terms with the rise of Thatcherism and the birth of a new era at the end of the 70s, now it could not grasp that the Thatcherite paradigm, which they eventually came to embrace in the form of New Labour, had finally run its course.
That may explain why cookbooks have been late bloomers in the e-book revolution, lagging behind other categories, like fiction, that have been widely embraced in digital form.
They are also secretive, self-referential environments where transparency, Mr. Bush's other hobbyhorse, is unlikely to be embraced in any form, accounting or otherwise, except as window-dressing.
Change I will say, I was surprised to find that Lana had moved away from her staple "Hollywood sadcore" to embrace change in the form of a full-instrumental ukulele track, but the world is a better place for it.
The study also found that people with more positive dispositional attitudes are more likely to embrace life in the form of buying new products, taking care of their health and following regular, positive actions like driving the speed limit or being kind to others.
Consumers have readily embraced the Cloud in the form of services like Facebook, YouTube and Gmail, but businesses are a different story.
In recent weeks, though, he's embraced the form fully.
Embracing the future in the form of MP3 technology, these artists are willing to sacrifice the album format, the greatest means of control musicians ever enjoyed.
Harry Hammersly, a louche and unscrupulous trusts-and-estates man, wants his firm to embrace the future in the form of a merger with Morris Applebaum, a firm that engages in practices such as hostile corporate takeovers and celebrity divorces, which the firm's dignified patrician founder, Ambrose Vollard, feels are beneath him.
"With a greater percentage of the world embracing Western culture in the form of media, technology, and even government, it is more tempting than ever for intelligence analysts to rely on mirror-imaging," Lauren Witlin wrote in the SAIS Review of International Affairs last year, in an essay condemning the practice.
