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Where U.S. officials see dialogue, compromises, and concessions as a means of embracing and winning over the other side, the Russian elite consider dialogue, not to mention concessions, to be a sign of weakness.
As more senators show signs of sacrificing their principles and embracing the Republican tax bill for minor and nebulous concessions, it bears looking more closely at the process that produced this terrible legislation and some of its lesser-known provisions.
McCain, after embracing his wife and children, headed down to a ballroom to deliver his concession speech.
— ALLISON KOPICKI In his concession speech, Mr. Romney took direct aim at his rivals, and especially Mr. Gingrich, accusing them of embracing Democratic attacks on free enterprise.
Another concession to the outside world was Roy's haircut, which went through myriad styles over the years, embracing quiffs, glam rock bouffants, mullets and even at one point a frightening Brigitte Bardot-style effort.
In his concession speech, Mr. Lazio, who won the nomination of the smaller but influential Conservative Party on Tuesday, fell short of embracing Mr. Paladino's candidacy.
While Hamas is incapable of embracing any compromise with Israel - extremist religious doctrine demands total submission to faith, not reality -- Israel's government is incapable of delivering true concessions.
Indeed, only by Israel first embracing the API will the Arab states lend their support to a two-state solution by putting pressure on the Palestinians to make the necessary concessions to reach a peace accord.
