City-dwellers in India have not embraced out-of-town hypermarkets.
In fact it seems like A-Ron's ethic is exactly the opposite, at least now—embracing weirdos, out-of-towners, cool guys and girls, thugs, gay kids, whatever.
In summary, because of the unsustainable failure rate of drugs in clinical development, the pharma industry is forced to embrace new out-of-the-box processes.
But others resist sleep and embrace the woozy, out-of-body license.
As they build the locations, though, the retailers are reimagining some long-established rules — carrying less inventory, having fewer staff members and embracing small and out-of-the-way locations.
But over the years a powerful force has embraced it out of commercial interest: mainstream journalism.
As Agassi greeted Meligeni at the net, he embraced him out of respect for the diving saves his clay-covered opponent made throughout a crowd-pleasing match.
The Viking King, it turns out, embraced two of the most classic rules of a cyclical business: He socked away cash during the good times and diversified mightily, buying assets on the cheap.
In "From France," a young couple embrace in an out-of-place heartfelt kiss, made all the more intriguing when one notices the missing leg, which activates a multi-tiered narrative that is heavy with mystery.
Despite some coarsening of Dylan's voice (a critic for The Guardian characterised his singing on the album as "a catarrhal death rattle" ) most reviewers praised the album, and many described it as the final installment of a successful trilogy, embracing Time Out of Mind and "Love and Theft".
In a twisted kind of way, I wanted to develop a bit of Baudelairean "nostalgie de la boue," or nostalgia for the gutter — a romantic vision of poverty that can only really be embraced after climbing out of privation.
