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They succeeded by developing services that offered unfettered and easy access to something useful, often embracing some sort of sharing model for partners powered by revenue models built on network effects.

He began to write in ways that, at least at first glance, seem close to falling into Cantor's Paradox; Peirce, however, tried to avoid outright contradiction by means of embracing some sort of non-standard idea about the identity of points on a line.

The public library is such a splendid institution; you should honor what I suspect you know to be the intent of this rule rather than embrace some sort of money-talks philosophy.

Simple can't theories often embrace some sort of impossibility hypothesis, suggesting that propositions that evoke imaginative resistance are impossible in the context of the stories where they appear, and that this explains why readers fail to imagine them as true in the fiction.

The president, though bizarrely embraced as some sort of lefty messiah in 2008, never at any point showed himself to be more than a corporate centrist with all the political cowardice and none of the insider know-how of more seasoned nominees past.

To the contrary the couple I decided to photograph where in some sort of calm embrace and in their own magic space".

In much of western Europe, progress involves embracing a sort of deep-grained passivity towards the rest of the world: to be attacked is to be suspect.

'ANGRY PIRAThisThis isn't a name we're going to explain here, but one of many examples of GCHQ embracing the sort of misogynistic sexual slang that's briefly hilarious in secondary school changing rooms.

Established New York venture capital firms -- like Venrock Associates, the Rockefeller family's venture investing arm -- are embracing the sort of Internet deals they would have snubbed even a year ago.

He might have lurched to the left, embracing the sort of populism that seemed presaged by his post-Massachusetts declaration that he was "ready for a fight" with the banks, but that would have alienated the centre.

On one wall in the back of the gallery, Ms. Fujinami offers a series of photo-collages that have a certain immediacy, while embracing a sort of cold Modernism, making them precious.