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Embrace the freedom to explore new avenues that gel better with your current self, promoting personal growth and creating room for opportunities that resonate with your evolving desires.
As David Pogue shows us, it's an option many workers continue to embrace, even demand.
It can help them embrace an idea they may have been predisposed to ignore.
It can help them embrace an idea they may have
"Do as the locals do." This means to embrace the customs of the area you are visiting.
and cut the red tape" is a lesson that European governments might need to embrace if they want to be part of the future.
a lesson that European governments might need to embrace if they want to be part of the future.
And then over time you learn to love and embrace them,
We have to embrace those kinds of failures because that's where great advances and even joy come from.
But what I found is a lot more effective is if you embrace speaking and speaking wrongly—and I encourage people to speak with as many mistakes as possible—I aim to make at least 100 mistakes a day if I'm learning a language.
I embrace the language.
using their ten tentacles to embrace.
It is an effort by Xi Jinping to reach across the strait and embrace a former Taiwanese leader who kind of shares the vision of, you know,