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Last Friday, The Wall Street Journal's editorial page argued that "it seems that the Bush administration's antiterror architecture is gaining new legitimacy" as Mr. Obama's team embraces aspects of Mr. Bush's counterterrorism approach.

In contrast to existing classification systems (e.g., Valderas & Alonso 2008 [5]), it embraces aspects of patient- and person-reports, incorporating several constructs, including also preferences that are gaining importance in healthcare.

They criticize the Christian missionary enterprise even while they embrace aspects of the new religion.

At the same time, the new student embraced aspects of life on campus.

In primaries, citizenship is not compulsory, though most embrace aspects of it to provide a broad and balanced curriculum.

Virginia Stephen determined in 1908 to "re-form" the novel by creating a holistic form embracing aspects of life that were "fugitive" from the Victorian novel.

Alternatively, they can embrace aspects of the new entrant's model or look for ways to leverage what they do best.

Alternatively, they can embrace aspects of a new entrant's approach taxi operators, for example, have developed Uber-style apps for ordering rides.

China learned from other nations as it modernized its economy and embraced aspects of capitalism, but knowledge flows in both directions.

A contemporary review of adsorption chromatography must embrace aspects of fixed-bed, batch suspension and fluidised-bed contacting of complex feedstocks with adsorbents chemically derivatised with ligands with binding specificities for target bioproducts.

Would he have taken on rappers for their own casual use of that slur, or ascribed some of the gun violence to death-embracing aspects of hip-hop culture?