The EU, he claims, is hurting one of our most important industries - financial services - and, secure "within the warm embrace of the European single market", giving British businesses an excuse not to develop trade with the developing economies.

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There are two principal causes of the US's coolness toward Israel and warm embrace of the Saudis.

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Pitt has reached that superstar status that allows people to be as eccentric as they want to be and still bask in the warm embrace of the public.

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From Viking ownership to management to coaching staff to players, Brett receives the warm embrace of affection that he expected from the Packers, for which he was the face of the franchise for 16 years.

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Evidently, a few hundred of these finally made their way into the warm embrace of consumers, but considering that "Refund" looks to be the only remedy here, we sort of doubt a second generation will emerge.

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"In my view, it is better to fling open the gates of all our prisons and ask all the inmates to walk out into the warm embrace of their relatives than pardon those who force otherwise decent Nigerians to take to crime as a way of life, " Mr Aturu is quoted as saying.

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His comments came in response to a question about whether he had any regrets about his warm embrace of Obama after the storm, which angered some Republicans, who said it helped tip a close presidential election.

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The shock of the new, in 1913, quickly gave way to a warm embrace.

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The returns that charties, foundations and universities have gotten in exchange for their warm embrace of hedge funds and other alternatives are not good.

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