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embrace

[em-breys] / ɛmˈbreɪs /


NOUN
hug
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Faced with the alternative of the film not getting made, she embraced the "challenge" of filming in northern Germany, featuring many actors from Germany's large Afghan diaspora.

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Under top leader To Lam, who has pursued sweeping growth-oriented reforms, Vietnam has formally embraced the blockchain industry and is gradually asserting control over the estimated $100 billion market.

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"And as a nation... we have taken a stand that we've got to embrace it," he told AFP ahead of an international AI summit next week in New Delhi.

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The term's popularity on social media is helped by the fact that it has been embraced by Chinese state media and the government.

From BBC

Among them is Canadian Daniel Villeneuve, who has left competition behind and now embraces "the love of skating" and "having fun".

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