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• The Washington Post’s Christopher Ingraham documented research showing how Republicans were far more likely than Democrats to embrace “democratic backsliding” — a “retreat from upholding democratic norms,” as one expert put it.

• This is a senior elected official in a large state, embracing the idea that what happened at the Capitol wasn’t what happened at the Capitol.

• For that, you need a story, a philosophy embraced in the scented candle industry, which has been booming in the pandemic.

• She cares about nothing more than getting back to where she came from, even as 2001’s Dullea is in flight, accepting his exile and even embracing it.

• First Amendment devotees embraced him as “the Horatio Alger of the sexual revolution,” as a New York Times article once put it.

• Is there any chance the potential 2016 hopeful will stand up to the right and embrace paid sick leave?

• The question is will we see regime changes in both Hamas and Israel that embrace a lasting peace?

• We happily hoist our egg nog in the air, embrace each other, and raise our out-of-tune voices in song.

• For Sanders to do that, he said, “he would have to embrace a radically different form of politics.”

• Wellington, New Zealand Our Oceania pick is the latest city to wholeheartedly embrace the global Brooklyn movement.

• That embrace, that grin and that heart-born exclamation marked the entrance of the Pulsifer family into my life.

• Covenanting, whether Personal or Social, ought to embrace present and permanent duty.

• Tim seized it, but he brought his other arm around her waist and lifted her from the floor in one mighty embrace.