In 2003 the world seemed to be experiencing an epochal realignment, which for Britain meant compromising its place in Europe and embracing outright Atlanticism.
Their momentum is scaring Labour MPs, who made Mr Brown their leader without demur, into distancing themselves from him or embracing outright defeatism a panicked fickleness that serves only to dig their collective hole deeper.Can Mr Brown reverse the dynamics?
We're living in a country where tens of millions of so-called conservatives would rather embrace outright and absurdly silly paranoid lies, go bankrupt, fail, lose our place in history and saddle ourselves with virtually infinite debt than work constructively with a moderate, decent, smart, kind and honest black man.
The filmmakers themselves seem caught between the two versions, at once eager to disclaim any moralistic intentions and unwilling to embrace amoralism outright.
He is wise to provide few details.Time to get tougherAlthough the government is too afraid of awakening sleeping dogs to embrace nationalisation outright, it acknowledges that state ownership remains an option if negotiations with would-be buyers fall through.
Consultants say that as a Democratic candidate banking on the black vote in New York, Mrs. Clinton had no choice but to shake hands with Mr. Sharpton, if not embrace him outright.
Bottom line, investors can respond to fat tails by becoming more conservative, incorporating defensive strategies or embracing them outright.
For 34 years, Wang has been secretary of the local branch of the Communist Party, and under his leadership, Nanjiecun has held fast to a retro red vision of China at the same time that much of the rest of the country has flirted with, or outright embraced, a free-market economy.
Romney had sketched out an economic plan that avoided the supply-side gimmicks and outright crankery embraced by many of his rivals.
