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The findings are typically embraced by the United States and the European Union in assessing the political climate in former Soviet countries.

Some of these issues can be addressed through recognition of the contribution of diverse observational methodologies in intervention evaluation, improvement and maintenance of robust surveillance systems, and inclusion of qualitative methodologies not typically embraced by epidemiologists or medical researchers.

The discussion covered an array of topics, including the current state of macroeconomics, the need for a degree of pluralism in economic science, the relationship between Hoover's work in economics and philosophy, the economics of the original pragmatist philosopher, Charles Sanders Peirce, and the tolerant attitude typically embraced by the international community of historians of economics.

The campaign to allow more foreign-born students earning advanced degrees in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) to live and work in the United States after graduation has typically embraced all STEM graduates and ignored which STEM degrees are most marketable.

Before the 1980s, abstract painting typically embraced pure form — gesture or geometry as something self-contained, insulated from outside contamination.

You see, even when Bush 43 does something great in a policy area addressing a pandemic that is typically embraced by the media and Hollywood elite, it goes unnoticed.

Internet users are accustomed to, and typically embrace, rapid-fire change.

The nurture crowd is predisposed to revive the War on Poverty, while the hereditarians typically embrace a Social Darwinist perspective.

Americans don't typically embrace psychological hocus-pocus, served straight and unsatirically; therapy sessions on "The Sopranos," for example, were notable for their futility.

Emerging leaders typically embrace challenges and will look for new ones once they have reached a plateau in their current role.

House Democratic leaders spent much of Wednesday trying to figure out ways to pare back the measure to attract enough votes for a bill that is chock-full of provisions Democrats would typically embrace — extended jobless pay, health insurance subsidies for the unemployed, a summer jobs program and a tax increase on wealthy investors.