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Mr. Owens was earning a sterling reputation for creating new works, one that he embraced with caution.
"Labour sees no reason why Cameron should now retreat from the position he embraced with such enthusiasm at the last election," said Alexander.
Starting in 1991, he gave many interviews to newspaper, television and radio reporters — both to publicize his latest book and to promote awareness about substance abuse among doctors, an issue he embraced with increasing urgency as time passed.
This month, the former British prime minister announced that he would donate the earnings from his soon-to-be-published memoirs — including a reported $7 million advance — to the welfare of wounded veterans of the wars he embraced with such evident resolve.
In a series of phone conversations and e-mail exchanges last week, he said that no other forecaster was likely to accept his reasoning, which is based on his version of the Elliott Wave theory — a technical approach to market analysis that he embraces with evangelical fervor.
He drinks alcohol, avoids pork which he dislikes but what he embraces with a passion is Islamic art and architecture.
Rank freely admitted he knew very little about the medium he had embraced with such fervour.
He was also following a script established by the books about ancient Rome that he and his contemporaries had read as youths, and that he had embraced with particular fervor.
To that end, Mr. Sheinkopf has been dispatched by Mr. McCall as the point man to go after Mr. Cuomo, a job he has embraced with obvious gusto.
In Russia, Mr. Prokhorov is known as the bachelor billionaire for his penchant for parties stocked with models from Moscow agencies, an image he has embraced with self-deprecating humor.
