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On Wednesday, CBS — known for traditional formats as typified by its procedural crime dramas like "CSI" and "NCIS" — said it would embrace the idea with "Hostages," a limited series about a murky conspiracy with a doctor, played by Toni Collette, in its cross hairs.

It would embrace our expansionary tendencies, not try to restrain them.

Michael McCormack, chairman of the Dutchess County Republican Committee, said that while the local party did not endorse Mr. Paladino, it would embrace his candidacy.

"It would just seem logical, as conservative as Idaho is supposed to be, that it would embrace this type of legislation," said State Senator Mike Jorgenson, a Republican who sponsored the bill.

The likely result would be the kind of anarchy Lebanon suffered in the civil war from 1975 to 1990 - only this time it would embrace Syria, Lebanon - where things look pretty bad again - Jordan, and parts of the Gulf.

JERUSALEM — Israel said on Tuesday that it would "embrace a genuine diplomatic solution" that would bring about the dismantling of Iran's potential nuclear weapons program but warned world powers against any partial agreement and urged them not to ease the sanctions on Iran prematurely.

After a five-year internal debate that weighed adopting specific causes such as mental illness and arthritis, the charity in 1958 said at a nationally broadcast press conference, no less-it would embrace a laundry list of medical needs, including birth defects.

"They made it clear to me Nike would embrace it," Welts told Bloomberg.

Industry would embrace it because it wants clarity in the market.

But Britain's prime minister, David Cameron, expressed serious reservations, saying Britain would embrace it only if it were adopted globally.

That doesn't make it any more likely that central bankers would embrace it, despite advocacy from critics of quantitative easing and the Federal Reserve like Steve Forbes and Ron Paul.