The health care industry is one of the last industries to embrace and implement information technology--and other industries are running circles around health care in terms of efficiently delivering high quality products at decreased costs.

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That last self is hard to embrace.

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The Nets didn't particularly embrace that fact: Williams was irked last week when reporters continued to ask about Lin.

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During the last decade Bowie became one of the first rock artists to embrace the internet, setting up Bowienet, in part as a showcase for emerging visual artists.

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Over the last decade, there has been a move in academic medicine to embrace so-called alternative practices, those without rigorous scientific support.

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When asked to compare Kansas City and New York, Stern says people in New York are quick to embrace the new, but it doesn't always last long.

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Apart from Man, arguably the biggest pure hedge fund to embrace full orthodoxy is GLG Partners, Europe's largest hedge fund, which floated last year.

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He said that people seem ready to embrace divided government -- a Democratic president working with a Republican Congress -- as a last-ditch effort to bring both sides together.

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At the end of last year, I wrote about the need to put the old strategic planning model out to pasture and embrace a new method that focuses on developing strategic agility.

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