| 11. | Nonetheless, students and parents embraced the prospect of lower taxes.
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| 12. | Embracing that palpable folly tripled our national debt in 12 years.
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| 13. | The Lake Placid group is the second to embrace the idea.
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| 14. | You come into a restaurant because you want to feel embraced.
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| 15. | Those views were embraced by voters in November, Bush said.
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| 16. | She embraced change and people, often encouraging strangers to talk.
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| 17. | It was, finally, the black world that embraced me.
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| 18. | I'm very disappointed his proposal has not been embraced.
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| 19. | How can we expect the Fox network to embrace this situation?
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| 20. | Embrace teams like Wake Forest that are leaping into the tournament.
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