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Even as Rabbi Harlig embraced the task, he opted to name his center Chabad of Southern Nevada, avoiding the Vegas name.

The meaningful stories in sports now happen as much in our living rooms as on the field, and sportswriting has embraced the task of describing it.

They show that over time the Palestinian leadership has embraced the task of policing their people with more than warranted enthusiasm.

So Diaghilev turned to the then unknown 28-year-old Stravinsky, who embraced the task and later wrote three suite versions of his "Firebird" score.

Dr Williams praised the way in which she has embraced the task.

In a televised address on 26 May, he embraced the task saying: "I'm stretching out my hand to all Egyptians.

Some GPs embrace the task of chivvying specialists for better and quicker care for their patients; some do not.

This is to ignore the fact that, even if many embrace the task all too readily, men, as indeed women, have to be built into their roles.

Jon Jaques is a sophomore forward on the Cornell men's basketball team and has been kind enough to embrace the task of blogging for The Quad about his experiences in the N.C.A.A. tournament.

And yet, they end up embracing the task by looking to Kiss who, in their skin-tight leather, dramatic mullet-wigs and full face make up, are considered the very height of theatrical masculinity to American Rock Fans.

The 39-year-old Scot says he will "embrace" the task ahead and hopes to repeat the success he enjoyed at previous club Crystal Palace.