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It has been fully embraced by the Republican party's presumptive presidential nominee, Mitt Romney.

As automakers gather at the Frankfurt Auto Show next Thursday, an unprecedented transformation of the $1.8 trillion auto industry is already underway, whether it has been fully embraced by the industry or not.

In every entertainment-based representation of girls in the future, clothes are both body-con and masculine, which means that in that future, surely real, fashion's ideas about how women should look like horse-legged guys has been fully embraced.

So it's established: The dream of a contested convention to save the Republican Party from Trump's toxic embrace has been fully revived and it now beats in the stout hearts of those who couldn't quite work out how to do this the first time the idea of a palace coup was floated.

Also, the business-to-business concept is still nascent and hasn't been fully embraced by technology companies, let alone the old-economy variety.

McLeish has tasted success since joining Rangers from Hibernian in December 2001, but despite lifting seven trophies in his time at Ibrox he has never been fully embraced by followers of the club because of his role in the successful Aberdeen team of the 1980s.

But despite the potential bounty of jobs, high-speed rail has not been fully embraced.

Even within Israel, the military's assessment has not been fully embraced by government officials and analysts who follow Syria.

At that point, Strachan, who has never been fully embraced by Parkhead followers, was questioned at every turn.

The technology has not been fully embraced by the big US coal companies – which are still focused on opposing incoming power plant rules from the Environmental Protection Agency.

The weapon has not been fully embraced by the Police Department, the nation's largest police force, partly because of the difficulties in maintaining the devices and in training officers.