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Bachelet's Nueva Mayoría bloc embraces a broad coalition of centre-left parties.

*The PI/PS Fellows Program embraces a broad definition of public interest and public service law.

The field of literary studies, which has dominated the focus of Japanese language education, is being transformed into cultural studies, which embraces a broad approach to humanistic studies.

The CIUS model is unique, as it embraces a broad, interdisciplinary research agenda, and community-oriented activities related to education and culture.

135 of the Criminal Code, a descendant of § 2, of the Act of March 2, 1831, embraces a broad category of offenses.

Nueva canción embraces a broad spectrum of musical styles that have been consciously crafted as an emblem of the socially, economically, and politically marginalized peoples of Latin America and their struggle for social justice.

And without Mr. Obama in Bali, Mr. Xi will be able to push an alternate trade grouping, the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, which embraces a broader set of Asian countries than the Pacific Partnership.

The current wave of Kwaito/House music embraces a broader spectrum of South African cultures, reaching outside of South Africa to capture a more continental sound.

In common usage, NIMBYism pejoratively connotes a reactionary parochialism blocking the siting of needed facilities, while locational conflict embraces a broader range of perspectives that may be liberating or regressive depending on circumstances.

The two examples MacFarquhar provides of political action that Klein finds inspiring — the self-organized neighborhood committees of Buenos Aires and the 2001 Quebec City protests against the Summit of the Americas — suggest that Klein embraces a broader understanding of the political.

The epidemiological transition includes the mortality transition and additionally embraces a broader set of changes in morbidity and the disease environment.