We cannot know which among the truths we consider so patently obvious today will one day turn out to be so absolutely, completely mistaken, that we will blush with embarrassment at the thought that we once embraced it.

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"If it worked we would have embraced it a long time ago, " says George Todd, a vascular surgeon at St.

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"Anything we propose has to be embraced by the clubs if it is to become reality, " explained Doncaster.

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"We made it very clear that this World Cup has been embraced and supported by the poor and that is why we have created this, " he said.

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The investor who succeeds will be the investor who has diligently pursued reality and embraced the market and economy as it is, not as we wish it to be.

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It would be wonderful if we lived in a world were politicians embraced the most empirically compelling economic theory without regard for political expedience.

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He embraced death, which made the grieving process easier, but it was wrong that we had to go to Switzerland for this, and Switzerland was not the place to do our grieving.

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But to the broader question about dealing with the sequester, we need to do that, but we can do it if we follow the path that the public says it wants Republicans and Democrats to follow that the President has embraced, that bipartisan commissions have said is the right way to go, and we hope that we can achieve that.

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