I venture that the core of her philosophy would embrace a need to regulate the darker sides of greed for the benefit of social stability.
It is about reaffirming New York as a magnet for the world, about embracing a city that needs an embrace.
Perhaps religious communities, more so than others, are in dire need of embracing a curriculum that cultivates the imaginal faculties of students and even teachers.
As a leaderless movement embracing a plethora of causes, Occupy needed to design an identity, which would be distinctive and memorable, yet versatile enough to reflect its geographic and political diversity.
Muslims abroad need to embrace a more accurate picture of America; but Americans need to learn more about Muslims.
While the 'How' can determine the speed, and to some extent, the degree of success with which consumers take this step to embrace a brand, it really needs to start with a compelling 'What'".
Let's stop trying to be the new black face of a predominately white brand and embrace a black one that needs us and would welcome us more readily.
Using emerging crowd-discovery tools and niche network platforms -- it's not hard to foresee a day where the noisy abundance of web video is curated into remarkably engaging and useful networks that meet your needs, embrace a community and provide advertisers with a trusted and safe environment for them to deliver relevant messages.
Initially Palin hid her pregnancy - and her pain - from both the public and her children, son Track, now 19, and daughters Bristol, 17, Willow, 14, and Piper, 7. "Not knowing in my own heart if I was going to be ready to embrace a child with special needs," she reveals, "I couldn't talk about it".
"The message came through loud and clear that they are embracing the need for an accommodative monetary policy," said Robert V. DiClemente, an economist at Citigroup.
