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In June, when NPR's David Greene pressed Sanders on whether he embraced the phrase "Black Lives Matter," the Senator got irritated.

As was said of Romney before he picked Ryan, Allen may have to cope with the politics of Ryan's Medicare proposal whether he embraces it or not.

First, there is the question of whether President Trump employs tariffs as a means to achieve a world of even freer trade or whether he embraces protection for his own sake.

Asked by an audience member whether he had embraced veganism to help the environment, the mayor, known for his public health crusades, confessed an occasional steak was the least of his vices.

What haunts Mr. Moretti's character is whether he can embrace his role as pontiff.

Instead, he dodged a question about whether he would embrace a ban on soft money, saying, "We'll just see at the time".

But Mr. Lauder now appears to be content to stay on the sidelines, after announcing that he supports a third term for Mr. Bloomberg — despite some confusion about whether he would embrace a permanent extension of the law, as the mayor is envisioning.

And Bevin, as recently as a couple of weeks ago, still wasn't sure whether he would embrace McConnell if he lost and refused to say whether he'd back him in the general election.

His popularity skyrocketed as he donned a blue fleece pullover and led the state through its worst natural disaster, whether he was embracing President Barack Obama during a visit to the battered coast or consoling a tearful 9-year-old girl who had lost her house.

"Everyone, whether they embraced or rejected the borough, spoke with passion," Mr. LaSala writes.

It was unclear whether he would be embraced as the leader of a movement that had already gained its own momentum.