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But it's not just Republicans who have embraced a commitment to drastically slash deficit spending.

Now, a hotel has embraced a new iteration: paddleboard yoga.

It has embraced a policy of exclusion of mainstream America.

Others had embraced a familiar pleasure.

Of course, many residents have embraced a leafier streetscape.

They have embraced a politics of subversion, not confrontation.

The CFPB has embraced its commitment to diversity and transparency in the way in which it conducts outreach.

Mr. Brown, eager to rebut critics who have suggested that he has the hostility to the military of an old left-wing stalwart, has embraced the Afghan commitment as his own, making frequent visits to troops there and promising them whatever equipment they need.

Marion's family has embraced her deep commitment to helping people in need through their generous support of our community.

Still, from the day he succeeded Alan Borg as director in May 2001, Mr. Jones has embraced the Spiral as a symbol of the museum's commitment to both contemporary design and the decorative arts.

Although it was difficult to imagine the American public supporting preventative detention, it's a concept the US has embraced in theory through its own civil commitment programs.