Support for considering the Paris Accord as a treaty is not a radical, reactionary belief, especially as it passes the President's own State Department test for determining what exactly embodies a treaty.
The piece illustrates Pence's fierce political ambitions, and shows how in his journey to one of the most powerful political posts in the United States, he's had to embrace a man who doesn't exactly embody the Christian ideology Pence has spent his life espousing.
It is precisely embodied.
But for the most part, these two pals embodied exactly what the show's title says they are: a couple of swells having a relaxed fine time.
But to many American Christians, those friendly Mormon missionaries embody exactly what they fear and resent about Mormonism.
He embodies exactly we suspect of small-time populist politicians: that they're two-bit and on the take.
Reed embodies exactly what she's trying to convey: her tone is charming, glancing, amusing, sometimes a tad superficial, sometimes biting, but never offensive.
The Air Force Collaboratory embodies exactly the type of call to action that public institutions must undertake to embolden the young people we depend on to solve tomorrow's problems ("Air Force Asks Students to Solve Real-World Problems," Advertising column, July 29).
The extravagant Jazz Age festivities that Luhrmann organises embody exactly the glamorous image that Cannes likes to project, while, conversely, the movie's sparkling soirées owe less to actual 1920s America than to a platonic fantasy of an eternal, orgiastic Cannes gala – palm trees, red carpets and all.
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