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The newly emerging Pirate Party, which has embraced the issue of Internet freedom to win votes, seems chaotic.
They say that joining the Pacific pact will enable Japan to compete better against regional rivals like South Korea, which has embraced free trade pacts.
No one has invested more heavily in faith this year than the Telegraph, which has embraced the digital world with the zeal of Scientologists.
Even the White House, which has embraced Israel for half a century, still has to order kosher takeout when an Israeli dignitary visits.
Bon Jovi's most recent album, "Lost Highway," needed only a slight shift of rhythm to qualify as current country music, which has embraced rock's old power ballads.
The Bush administration, which has embraced a broad theory of federal pre-emption of individual tort suits, entered the case on the manufacturer's behalf.
He sees Turkey and Qatar, which have embraced the new mood, as winners; Israel and Iran as sullen spectators.
Latinos, who are now voting in increasingly large numbers, turned against the state's Republican Party, which had embraced 187.
The Army, which had embraced the use of no-go pills (tranquilizers) for its pilots, was reconsidering the practice.
They also undo the good work advanced by more forward-looking companies which have embraced corporate social responsibility.
Southern states, which have embraced the accountability movement in education, have also been quicker to adopt statistical methods to combat cheating.
