With her out in a general election, Obama will come to embody that agenda, and his challenge will be to convince independents and centrist voters that he is John Kennedy while Republicans portray him as a tax and spend liberal, or as that other Kennedy, Teddy.
And if you don't do the right thing here, this proceeding will extend and embody that scandal.
These digital colleagues will embody intelligence that evolves cognitively and learns continuously about the specific task it is applied to, by incorporating new solutions learned from experience and applying them to future problems.
The retirement came the way everything else did in Shaquille O'Neal's career, with a smile and a wink, another reminder that sports is supposed to be fun and athletes who embody that will be loved and cherished, no matter how many free throws they clank off the rim.
Perhaps, in the future, a white actor playing Hamilton will be able to embody that idea just as, in the current Broadway production of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible," one barely notices that black actors are playing white characters, because of the terrifying brilliance of the performances.
"It's a very fair interpretation of what the court decided," said Mr. Bollinger, a First Amendment scholar who is now president of Columbia University, "which is primarily that race can be one of many factors, and as long as your policies truly embody that approach, you'll be fine, and can strive for diversity in all its benefits".
"I actually embody that person.
Not many songs embody that perspective.
Few things leave a more lasting impression on children than vacations, Nickelodeon executives said, so they have planned a hotel that will embody the brand.
It will not be a "welfare state" so much as a new kind of social economy that will embody the progressive economic virtues of equality, social insurance, durability, recycling and sustainability.
"We will consider views on how we can create a curriculum that will embody high expectations and give every child the broad and balanced education they need to fulfil their potential," he said, adding that the government had engaged with academics and experts and carefully analysed the world's most successful school systems before "building a curriculum which embodies high expectations".
