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We share something — an opportunity or in some cases, a problem — and admitting that we are different and embracing it is part of the solution.
This capacity the Coens have had to flirt with genre rather than ever wholly embracing it is something that – until someone like me comes along to tell you otherwise – people find particularly engaging.
(Dargis) 'STEEP' (PG, 1 30) This visually spectacular documentary about extreme skiing blithely promotes a sport whose fatality rate suggests that embracing it is tantamount to playing Russian roulette in the snow on two wooden boards.
(Scott) 'STEEP' (PG, 1 30) This visually spectacular documentary about extreme skiing blithely promotes a sport whose fatality rate suggests that embracing it is tantamount to playing Russian roulette in the snow on two wooden boards.
A better example of a low-income country that is wholeheartedly embracing IT is China, which has four times as many telephone lines and Internet users per 1,000 people as India, and 18 times as many mobile phones (see table 19 .Asia.comThe East Asian economies are likely to benefit more from IT than Africa or Latin America.
"It's open, it's embracing, it's extremely generous in the way it interacts with the city," he said.
Whether you embrace it is at your own discretion.
If there's one practice technologists ought to embrace, it is the evaluation of empirical results.
That audiences have largely embraced it is also to be expected.
"The ability to handle ambiguity and uncertainty with some equanimity, even to embrace it, is really critical," says Thoennessen.
