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What was once feared as an emblem of the foreign incursion into our national identity is now embraced and even marketed as a sign of our modernity.

The biggest damage may be establishing the precedent of holding the debt ceiling hostage to major changes in policy, a tactic that is now embraced by some of the most sensible Republicans.

Though residential rezoning in the old manufacturing district along Washington and Third Avenues is now embraced by City Hall as part of the mayor's plan, it was a step that the city itself resisted in the early 1990's, when the Economic Development Corporation envisioned the creation of an industrial park.

For this motivation a one-health approach is now embraced (NAS 2012).

"Buy and throw away" has become the mantra for the so-called modern lifestyle and it is now embraced by almost 7 billion of people.

Congestion, formerly acknowledged as the transportation engineer's chief adversary, responsible for pollution, stress and economic decline, is now embraced by many smart-growth and "complete streets" advocates as not only tolerable but inherently good -- by enticing people away from solo driving, making traffic safer and signaling nodes of economic vitality.

President Obama is now embracing Roosevelt.

And after a couple of years of celebrating the gentlemanly stoicism and buttocks-clenching repression of Terence Rattigan, the London stage is now embracing its vintage ragers.

After a shaky start caused by the reluctance of European consumers to accept genetically modified imports, Africa is now embracing that technology, too.

Still, I've become acquainted with the intellectual history of the recent neo-Keynesian emphasis on public-investment strategies of the sort Obama is now embracing so centrally.

The bipartisan legislation that Mr. Obama is now embracing was first proposed in November, eight months after the enactment of the Affordable Care Act, by Senators Ron Wyden, Democrat of Oregon, and Scott Brown, Republican of Massachusetts.