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When the two met for the first time in the halls of the Institute, they immediately embraced, writes Zeldovich.

She adds: "It's dark, it's dank… it's perfect. And this just became another one of those opportunities for us to embrace and say, 'let's go'."

This revival succeeds perhaps most fully in the welcoming embrace it extends to all.

His embrace of those views put him out of step with some on Wall Street, which has historically seen tariffs as bad for corporate America.

In China, tens of millions more perished in a 1959-1961 famine caused in part by Mao Zedong’s embrace of Lysenko’s policies.