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The truth is, "Justified" works best when it embraces its procedural roots.

But with humor, style and raw emotion, it embraces its chosen territory with enthusiasm.

Who is in control of the editorial output of the Telegraph Media Group as it embraces its digital destiny?

Thanks to its overwhelming and triumphant exuberance and the care with which it embraces its palette of influences, Haim has made itself impossible to hate.

While the Salty Dog no longer has a firefighter as one of its owners, it embraces its motif with no subtlety.

As with the ending of Carl Theodor Dreyer's "Gertrud" and John Ford's "7 Women," the end of "The Wolf of Wall Street" renounces a world of horrors even as it embraces its destructive passions.

This tournament has seen it embrace its former status.

Let it embrace its immigrant communities, so many of them coming from South Asia and Hong Kong.

Wearing cardboard antennae and foam-rubber wings, they were celebrating European Bat Night.Thirty years ago, Portugal was earnestly debating whether it was a "European" or an "African" country: should it embrace its continental neighbours, or tie its political and economic future to its colonies?

Can liberalism sustain the cultural and value-neutrality that some commentators still ascribe to it, or to what extent should it embrace its own cultural specificity (Taylor, Habermas in Gutmann, ed. 1994; Lawrence and Herzog, eds. 1994; Kymlicka, ed. 1995; Deveaux 2000)?

"Ten years ago, when I arrived to head the UNICEF office, Viet Nam was opening up to the world as it embraced its new 'doi moi' (renovation) policies.