The site's growth is being helped by a general rise in online luxury shopping as big-spending fashion fans embrace ordering from home like never before.
Anne-Marie Slaughter, a professor of international affairs at Princeton and a Democrat, wrote in the liberal journal Democracy that an overreaction to the Bush years might mean that "realists could again rule the day, embracing order and stability over ideology and values".
In the face of adversity, a "can-do" culture was embraced in order to deliver integrated care in rapid time.
While the ideology of apartheid was widely rejected, its practical institutions, from urban planning to houses, schools, and religious spaces, were embraced in order to remake the community.
In particular, it may seem directly opposed to the identity politics that many have now embraced, in order to end those injustices.
James Clapper, the director of national intelligence whom Paul has criticized for lying to Congress about surveillance, issued a rare plea to pass a bill he has reluctantly embraced in order to retain Patriot Act powers.
Of course, Starbucks has embraced mobile ordering via its app, which can be either smooth or balking, depending on the baristas' experience.
And Hintikka's normal form theorem, along with suitable measures of distance between higher-order constituents, can be extended to embrace higher-order languages (These higher-order "permutative constituents" are defined in Oddie 1986a and a normal form theorem proved).
Replication is an important technique for researchers to embrace in order to achieve this goal.
Germans are unsure what it is foreigners should embrace in order to belong.
