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This isn't Arlen Specter or Tom Ridge, moderate Republicans whom the state has embraced in the past.

That improves upon the array of modest reforms the industry has embraced in a belated effort to restore investor confidence.

Since Ms. Angle won, her campaign has been rocked by a series of politically intemperate remarks and awkward efforts to retreat from hard-line positions she has embraced in the past, like phasing out Social Security.

She has fashioned herself as the public face for legal prostitution throughout the state, a role she has embraced in adult magazines, on cable television and even on "The Oprah Winfrey Show".

None of the livelier recreations Michael Palin has embraced in his comedy – things like cross-dressing, inappropriate use of explosives, group sex with prostitutes, criminal damage and, indeed, homicide – has ever besmirched his own CV.

Stained glass is a medium she has embraced in recent years, having worked with the architect Deborah Gans on a 16-foot-high window for the Eldridge Street Synagogue on the Lower East Side.

It does not have to impact the flexibility you've embraced in family budgeting.

America can advance its security goals without the misguided ground wars it seems to have embraced in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Mr. Obama took few bold stands and diverted little from the liberal orthodoxy he had embraced in the Illinois Senate.

It's not just blocking Obama, or his agenda it's blocking economic recovery, systematically, including ideas that Republicans have embraced in the past and will embrace again.

It is a trend that many colleges and universities have embraced in recent years — remote campuses to extend the brand and the flow of tuition checks.