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The report promoted the T-student modembracedced by Hennessy.

In his essay Ill Fares the Land, the late historian Tony Judt argued that the northern European welfare state still represented an alternative to the neoliberal model embraced by the US and the UK.

But Dr. Shalala suggested that the model embraced by Mr. Bush during the campaign -- giving older people a fixed amount to buy coverage from traditional Medicare or a competing market of health maintenance organizations -- had real problems.

(The system is meant to link with credit card and PayPal accounts, with Blizzard taking a cut from each real-money auction, adopting the lucrative micro-transaction model embraced by games like FarmVille).

One of the proposed revisions that passed solely with Republican support, offered by Rep. Todd Rokita (R-Ind)., favored allowing the option for states to choose a Medicaid "block grant" in lieu of the capped reimbursement model embraced by the GOP bill.

The business model embraced by the likes of  Verizon, AT&T and others for the past decade has assumed that all voice traffic would eventually travel over the air, while everything else would be transmitted to the home or workplace via a big fat pipe.

In the 5-plus years that have passed since those first draft sequences were published, the business models embraced by both companies have changed.

"This year House Republicans are changing the rules to give some chairmen unfettered authority to issue subpoenas unilaterally, adopting an abusive model embraced only by Senator Joe McCarthy, former Rep. Dan Burton, and Rep. Darrell Issa".

Labeling them all as fanatical people bent towards violence is to greatly enlarge the ranks of our adversaries and to push to the other side of the dividing schism many who are our natural allies if we seek peace (although not if we demand that everyone adopt the French and American model of separation of state and religion, a model not embraced by most democracies).

In other words, it sees itself as one of a number of partners working together, which fits with the current model being embraced by most automotive OEs.

That same year, David Kolb published "Experiential Learning: Experience as the Source of Learning and Development" It outlined the Experiential Learning Theory model still embraced by educators today, with four cycles important in the learning process: reflective observation, abstract conceptualization, concrete experimentation, and active experimentation.