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It embraced him, in Guinness's grand postwar decade of Ealing Studios comedies The Man in the White Suit, and The Lavender Hill Mob.

If their souls embraced as much as their hands shake one another, then they would have been able to deal with their differences.

Many years later, if he could thumb through these works, he would be tightly embraced by a happy and content feeling.

The tort of false-light invasion of privacy is something of a legal anomaly and is not universally embraced.

The AU's response was embraced by Mr Mugabe, which betrays exactly how much notice he is likely to take of any of it.

He promised that Tehran could take its 'rightful place' in the world if it renounced terror and embraced peace.

China has embraced capitalism, arguing that Chairman Mao erred by deviating from Marx's writings and trying to skip the capitalist stage.

They've both embraced the digital world as social media gets bigger and bigger -- but Coke seems to be faring better thus far.

It is an element of every decision so it needs to be embraced, rather than avoided at all costs.

Aegeus hastily embraced his wife and son, and without a backward glance he departed to his ship.

But multiculturalism has been a part of the national identity since 1971, when a Liberal government embraced it as official policy.

He embraced her, solemnly commended her to Heaven, and humbly thanked Heaven for having bestowed her on him.

She reached for her mother. Grace embraced her little girl and carried her to the car.

Her career blossomed at a time when the American art world had embraced Modernism and found a new beauty in technology.

So I hope to see more of that in the future, and hope online video distribution to be embraced by the research community.

For a mainstream technological device like the iPad to have been instantly embraced by the disabled is unusual.

But when the door frame was being taken away, one of the boys leaped onto the train, embraced the girl in his arms.

A "paradigm shift occurred" from the center of the American political spectrum, and Obama has embraced it, he said.

Certainly not directly -- you'd never say something like this directly. But any flash luxury brand is going to be embraced by these women.

confides to Pinkerton that she has secretly embraced Christianity, so that her fate may BE linked closer to that of her husband.

What then is sustainability? As is often the case when a concept is widely embraced, there seem to be a great number of definitions.

St. Clare came in, embraced his wife in true, orthodox, husbandly fashion, and then presented to her cousin.

Another advantage of the 1815 concert was that the powers excluded from it were less powerful than those it embraced.

This yearning for modernity, the juvenile ardor with which people embraced the cause of science, was due to this absolute certainty.

In the past two years, millions of Americans have suddenly embraced the bicycle as if it were a starling new invention.

To me, it was supposed a fine day. The sunshine in May warmly embraced the earth in her arms.

But she did publish, albeit with a small publishing house. The book was generally ignored by critics but embraced by TIs.

Durant later wept as he embraced his parents, Wanda and Wayne Pratt, on his way to the locker room.

What if the company opened up its code, embraced its developers, and turned its service into a platform?

Ms. Prada said she had embraced the idea of a public listing after years of deliberation.

They embraced, and the camera caught a tear running down Phil's cheek as he held his wife close for a long time.

So while China has embraced a future of office parks and high-speed rail, India is just waking up to its new urban reality.

There he embraced the dark side and the way of the Sith with every fiber of his being.

It has been a while since Chinese IPOs were embraced by U. S. investors.

It felt extra cruel to me that the new life that Tom and Cathy had embraced so heartily was making a horrible situation even worse.

Many celebrities have embraced Twitter as a way of communicating day-to-day musings as well promotional material with fans.

In order for any language of light tone to be capable of transmutation, it must be thoroughly embraced.

When UN-sponsored elections took place in 2006, the first in four decades, Congo seemed to have embraced democracy.

From the question of the scaffold to the question of war, their works embraced everything.

Through service, I found a community that embraced me; citizenship that was meaningful; the direction I'd been seeking.

Like many confidence men, Ponzi preyed first on his own kind, and the Boston Italian community embraced him with delirious joy.

And, although Mr Sarkozy has embraced the case for change, his instincts are not at all those of a free-market Thatcherite.

I don't know why I found so much comfort in that thought, but it nearly lifted me off the ground, and suddenly, everywhere, I felt embraced.

Negroponte embraced the president's nomination describing it as "an opportunity of a lifetime. "

Ensures new technology & equipment are embraced, improving productivity whilst taking work out of the system.

Although one of the rafts did not work in the end, all the participants bravely embraced the challenges and enjoyed the raft-making process.

His shade passed a second time to Tartarus, where he sought out his Eurydice and embraced her, with eager arms.

Ensure new technology and equipment are embraced, improving productivity whilst taking work out of the system.

It was hard work at first but I'm pleased to say that the industry has embraced the initiative quite enthusiastically .

It definitely embraced them with Abacus, keeping IKB in the dark both about Paulson and its own view of mortgage CDOs.

So far the company has not embraced banner ads, which is the traditional way people make money on the Internet.

France and most of the Nordic countries have embraced such policies and been rewarded with a rise in fertility close to replacement level.

The conservatives who embraced the word "empire" a few years ago were being deliberately provocative.

When he embraced me with his arms open wide, I felt my throat choke with sob.

Thank you to the many who embraced me with open arms.

At the door I embraced her again. I was in my underclothes and I had a tremendous erection.

I admired this confidence that their views would be accepted at least, if not embraced.

This dichotomy points out the degree to which the Academy has embraced other cinematic skills beyond scenery chewing.

After years of completely shunning classical music during the Cultural Revolution, China has embraced it with gusto.

The two soon embraced for a long kiss, both regretting the fighting they had done over the long weekend.

It is in the shattering of one's internal demons that the unconscious dark side of any initiate is embraced and transcended.

Mr Medvedev has firmly embraced, at least verbally, the modernising political and economic agenda that Russia sorely needs.

Indeed, Kosice seems to have embraced its quirkier side.

As you embraced democracy, you adapted it to your own needs and circumstances.

Now in Afghanistan, the general has fully embraced counter-insurgency and has sharply reduced the number of air strikes.

A new culture is going to have to be embraced by youngsters if they want to work their way up at the club.

More than any other world leader, Deng embraced globalization, allowing his country to benefit from it more than any other nation.

It is the kundalini that burns off karma from one's ancestry and allows for a state of forgiveness to be embraced.

His means of bringing it about embraced an orgy of murder and martyrdom partly directed against the "Crusader" West, particularly America.

Do you think you've been embraced by the fans so quickly because you've given them plenty of reasons to celebrate?

Later in 1989, he traveled to the U. S. to speak at Columbia University, where human-rights activists embraced him as a hero.

Most of the major West European countries have embraced the concept of telecommunications revolution.

They embraced and danced around the room before sitting down to the wonderful meal his wife had prepared.

I hoped that in Vegas I would find families and narratives that embraced this sense of the itinerant looking for a better life.

Embraced by the people as a sweet, chocolate has been a nutrition and health value of the focus of attention.

We recommend using these symbols in small amounts a little at a time until one has embraced a flow that supports these tones.

The economy had also "embraced agricultural and industrial modernisation without doing irreparable damage to its social structure" .

We are ready to accept a growing role for China on the international stage, and in many areas, we have already embraced it.

Let it to be embraced by the truth which becomes enthusiastic and abstruse .

Franklin embraced the arguments for entomophagy after learning about it roughly a year ago.

The fact is (today) that women around the world have embraced the Playboy bunny as a symbol of empowerment and sexual freedom.

The movie has been embraced by left-wing groups, which mobilized members to see it during the opening weekend.

The public has embraced Web 2. 0 tools to make their voices heard; now it's just a matter of seeing how well the candidates listen.

Most other countries have embraced the international rules, known as International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).

An internal report declared: "Affordability is no longer embraced as a core pillar. "

Coach Carlo Ancelotti also used the occasion to bring Billy off and there was a wonderful moment as the two embraced on the touchline.

Since the Northern Song Dynasty when it was established, it has embraced so many 30-years and nurtured generation after generation.

The island of Hainan is the only province where the powers that be have embraced golf construction and then for tourism purposes only.

But as the pirated sector embraced even those customers, the best strategy was to fight back by slashing prices.

"The general, in a well-feigned or real ecstasy, embraced him" (William Hickling Prescott).

Many reporting on their NDE report the tunnel of light, being greeted by friends and family, and a feeling of being embraced, loved.

The company concentrated its business on services, embraced the internet and sold its personal computer business.

After a hesitation, grandmother passed me to mother just the same. Mother embraced me for the first time, grinning radiantly.

But it only embraced capitalism in so far as it could be used as an instrument of state power.

He had campaigned to keep string theorists out of the Harvard physics department and when it embraced string theory, he left.

'Thank you Michael, ' she said as they embraced.

Also, at the time the complex was not completely embraced as its location was too far from the center of Montreal.

The square early summer embraced a son to once take document bag all alone all alone, doing not know shoulded mention what.

Now , in research that will be embraced by millions of bleary-eyed Britons , scientists have worked out the secret of a good night's sleep .

In some quarters at least, the intervention is being embraced as a fresh approach to stubborn problems.

Immediately the two women embraced as if they had met a trusted friend.

The latest red song campaign, which I perceived as a political formality, has been embraced by the general public.

Received enthusiastically by the American public, this game was also embraced by game players throughout Europe.

Unlike some of his rivals (Mr Giuliani embraced the plan; Mr Romney fudged), Mr McCain told Mr Crist to get stuffed.

Would the students who embraced the martyr have blamed the West alone had they known that the bullet was fired by an agent of the East?

Many enterprises have embraced BPM technologies but still face big challenges in terms of rapid hosting and implementation.

Most of the major West European countries have embraced the concept of high speed rail networks.

Since the Reagan-Thatcher revolution of the 1980s, governments of almost every ideological stripe have embraced entrepreneurship.

Most West European countries have embraced the concept of high-speed rail networks with enthusiasm.

They embraced and kissed, then sat down to the wonderful meal.

Likewise, western finance has embraced a vision of globally integrated capital markets in the name of more efficient banking.

Beyond the gates a new environment must be embraced and skills specific to that place learned and acquired.

In London last spring, the G-20 embraced an unprecedented and coordinated strategy to end this crisis.

It was at this time that revolutionaries denounced Confucianism and embraced Western ideals of science and democracy.

Fiat Group has embraced this path, with the lowest average CO2 emission levels among the top brands in Europe.

SA is possibly the only speaker brand that has embraced globalisation in such an ambitious way.

The frail grandmother embraced the frail dead cat, And cried all day.

"My leukemia is in remission, " he said. The men embraced exultantly, and Dr. Wartman popped open the champagne.

The former command economies, when they were swept away, embraced the idea of a trading system with rules and free trade at its core.

An internal report declared: "Affordability is no longer embraced as acore pillar. "

Our people have readily embraced new technologies just as they have always embraced new challenges of all kinds.

Holographic movement rejects that which does not belong and cannot be embraced.

The Framework Convention on Tobacco Control has become one of the most widely embraced treaties in the history of the United Nations.

That's good. You've embraced me. Yes, I'm out. I'm not in. Now, get away with you.

It's a site that has not only embraced new technology in a compelling way but changed how we view media and our relationship to it.

Then, in perfect silence, he so embraced each of his officers as they filed by, and then they parted.

But if China embraced some of them for itself, who can guess at the limits to its celestial realm?

Now, these four principles are easily uttered and embraced, but they do not implement themselves.

Charlie: While their countries were at war earlier this week, a Georgian athlete and a Russian athlete embraced on the medal stand.

tenderly Mr. White tenderly embraced his wife.

While the United States hasn't fully erased the pain of that war, the Vietnamese, who suffered far more, have embraced their old adversary.

In vitro fertilization was once seen as depraved God-playing and is now embraced, even by many of the devoutly religious.

"I was always talkative, but now I feel more wanted, embraced, because so may people write to me, " said Lopez.

Mule has always embraced patterns and was the first ESB in 2004 to implement the Enterprise Integration Patterns.

But the new program, designed largely by outside psychologists, appears to have been embraced by soldiers.

Demonstrators brought the "Spider-Man" as a "hero" , he was embraced and left the scene.

Having been brought up as an atheist, Lewis embraced Christianity when he experienced World War II.

As such it was also the foundation of modern finance theory, embraced within the Chicago School.

The makers of both Guitar Hero and Rock Band have embraced song downloads, but the gulf between the two companies' approaches is staggering.

When China effectively embraced capitalism in the 1980s, Huaxi was an agrarian hovel, reachable by dirt roads. Mr.

Many veterinarians have embraced synthetic pheromones, recommending them for use at home as well as in cat carriers.

Another of Mr Roberts' initiatives has been embraced less unreservedly by his clients.

Most other Western countries have embraced Halloween as a part of American pop culture in the late twentieth century.

The apartments were so irregularly disposed that the vision embraced but little more than one at a time.

The two dragonflies embraced each other, and their bodies just right formed the heart .

Feiler's wife Linda embraced the idea, and together, they devised some guidelines for whom to ask.

Once in her bedroom, they embraced once again, relishing the full meaning of the kiss.

He embraced me and kissed me. I feel dizzy, nearly out of breath. It came strongly all of a sudden.

The fact that existing political activists embraced the Internet as a tool of mobilization is fairly noncontroversial.

embraced in its grace, I feel quiet, save, relax and blossoming like a flower under the warm sunshine.

Conservatives embraced the individualism of the market and reacted furiously if the state impinged on individual economic choice.

Hymall is embraced with a whole set of documented "Employee Stimulating Plan" .

Traditional Japan embraced sexual delights (it is not a Shinto taboo) and men were not constrained to be faithful to their wives.

And I thought, "Wow, this is something that needs to be embraced into the cinematic art. "

Then he stretched out his arms and embraced me tightly.

On the positive side, it is already one of the most widely embraced treaties in the history of the United Nations.

Tied aid, the preferred mode of operation of western donors since the postwar period, would now be embraced by China.

Job embraced life in unexpected, simple ways. He showed up for work, on time.

He stretched out his arms and embraced me tightly.

Another reason why some governments embraced Bologna was to give cover for reforms they wanted anyway.

We need to take steps where, for instance, entrepreneurial open innovation and the practices of the open source world would be embraced.

To the chagrin of her secular parents, she embraced Orthodox Judaism.

Daughter Corinne appeared on stage clutching her 15-month-old toddler Serena. Grandpa embraced the child who promptly cried.

It was a sequestered place, enclosed and embraced in a single, winding valley.

Warrants were embraced in China to help listed state-owned enterprises out of an awkward bind.

People of numerous cultures have embraced Eurasians like actresses Karen Mok and Maggie Q, not to mention superstar golf player Tiger Woods.

"Words to Say" Cartoon Contest embraced with ever large number of votes.

Moments later, he embraced a sullen Mr. Mahut, who hadn't lost a game on his serve since the ninth game of the first set.

You might want to treat yourself to ten training sessions or pick up some new workout gear. Whatever brings enthusiasm is to be embraced.

Grass roots or not, YouTube will undoubtedly be embraced by candidates and interest groups alike.

Although a classically trained painter, he embraced vanguard ideas and made radical art.

At the equivalent event four years ago, Ahmadinejad kissed Khamenei's hand and was embraced by the cleric.

In recent years regulators in continental Europe, Australia and parts of Canada have also embraced such tests.

Queen of Light took her bow, And then she turned to go, The Prince of Peace embraced the gloom, And walked the night alone.

The Congress and the White House have embraced home foreclosure containment programmes and other forms of debt forgiveness.

Once you've put yourself in a pattern of rejecting all limitation, you've embraced a fixed state of being.

Overall, SVG is one of the most widely and warmly embraced XML applications.

You say, "What if God were a woman? What if we embraced our feminine side--the more creative, passive, loving side? "

If that failed, then the strongest of the barbarians should be embraced and civilized (as happened to the Manchus).

For the audacious poet Walt Whitman, it was possible to explore other voices simply as himself. He embraced his multitudes.

The complacency we Americans had embraced for the decade following the end of the cold war had just been shattered .

Now, after two cancelled visits, Indonesians still embraced him as one of their own.

But the CDU has embraced environmentalism, and today's Greens are mostly prosperous burghers with a liberal bent.

This is not to say the business and professional classes have embraced separatism.

And for people who are really uncomfortable about being embraced, a warm, two-handed handshake will satisfy the need to be touched.

The understanding of heat treatment is embraced by the broader study of metallurgy.

Among contemporary American theater artists, Tony Kushner admittedly is the most embraced playwright by the audience and academics alike.

Beijing has embraced this old Chinese governance concept by highlighting poverty eradication as the most fundamental human right.

China has been veering away from the easy money policies that it embraced in the wake of the global financial crisis for months.

Diversity is an opportunity to be embraced, not an obstacle to be overcome.

Its advocates have begun to run advertisementsattacking Democratic lawmakers who have not embraced a public-planoption.

And then move upwards again to the Great Cosmic Heart of the Divine and feel yourself embraced in Divine Love.

But the honest doubts of the disciples soon turned to joy and hope as they embraced the reality of their risen Lord.

and so earth embraced them as a fully conscious form when this was not the original truth of their species.

The burglar embraced the cat with the diamonds he stole, and walked through the night town wailing in a loud voice.

Many analysts, however, say such initiatives are unlikely to be embraced by China's new leaders, any time soon.

The feeling is that I feel I have embraced nicety of my whole lifetime, even if I can see you one time only without any diction.

In Taiwan, "living funerals" have been embraced by a growing number of people with terminal diseases.

And Indeed he embraced the world: The illustrations and photographs of his travels enhance the quality of his book.

Social networking started as a consumer-driven technology, but the use of social media is now being embraced in a big way by businesses.

Invented by American computer scientists during the 1970s, the Internet has been embraced around the globe.

Religion in ancient Rome combined several different cult practices and embraced more than a single set of beliefs.

"I felt that if Michael would have embraced Islam he would still be here today, " the former Jackson 5 member told the BBC World Service.

Pepsi has embraced a learning as you go approach when it comes to social media and the art of public learning.

Aiming to win the supermajority that would have eased this task, Mr Erdogan embraced a strident anti-Kurdish tone on the campaign trail.

Some designers have embraced this and made their sites stand out from the rest.

The love that you have embraced and shared with your fellow man is creating the energy for the Light to shine forth.

Mr. Cowell said he liked Ms. DioGuardi and embraced the change.

This controversial idea has not currently been embraced by the scientific community.

Corrections are not to be feared but rather expected and embraced.

The little crowd spread out under the soft shine of the twinkle lights, and we were greeted again by the friends we'd just embraced.

"Just doing my job, " he recalled, as grizzled partisans of a similar vintage warmly embraced him.

After all, this is the city that's fully embraced innovations from skateboarding to margaritas.

Whenever the time of sunrise and sunset, here Xiaguang embraced the somersault , Shek Lin Yu floating, magnificent.

Ms. Suu Kyi has long reached out to foreign leaders and has embraced a U. S. push to re-engage with Myanmar.

She embraced the cushion she had set aside during her nap and kicked the sheet until releasing her feet from under it.

But eventually, they embraced the concept, tailored for a broader commercial market.

Those who practice this ancient religion at Longquan have embraced the Internet, including multilingual modern social media and websites.

Yet they, too, had embraced a steadily expanding role for government. Welfare, regulation, and rationality were the watchwords.

These organizations have embraced risk and environmental complexity during development projects.

It is embraced by all levels in the organization and reaches far beyond the four walls of IT.

Have the same piece of sky, embraced the same beliefs, have the same ray of sunshine to enjoy the same heaven and earth.

If specs have been embraced in other areas of the MDM Server, then it makes it easier to embrace with product types.

She embraced a small pig to get up and touched once it of head, touched again once, suddenly, the small pig moved.

Since opening dialog with the human Systems Alliance, some turians have embraced Confucianism and Zen Buddhism.

The Russian prime minister, Vladimir V. Putin, who rushed to the scene, embraced his Polish counterpart, Donald Tusk.

Excellent life has just begun, has embraced bright life with your enthusiasm and sweat.

Initially self-conscious as a youngster, Norma has since turned down breast reductions and embraced her assets.

A busty, honey-blond model embraced him like a long lost friend, recounting how they had shared laughs in Paris, as cameras clicked away.

To correct this misperception, Mr. Bernstein says he embraced many of her suggestions.

Open standards are being embraced by enterprises as a means to drive down high integration and maintenance costs.

Clifford (Golden Lake) Hotel is located in Nanhai Guangdong, embraced by picturesque scenery that reminds people of Mediterranean taste.

It has since become one of the most widely embraced treaties in UN history and, as of today, has already 168 Parties.

They also embraced the conviction that some Southern civilians deserved punishment for their role in starting or sustaining the war.

He embraced highly unconventional policies during the financial crisis to ward off a financial-system collapse.

These Seers embraced the whole of human experience, equating passion with divinity and discarding the stifling mores of the Church.

Widely embraced by scientists and laypersons alike, the book quickly became an international bestseller.

Kobe gave him the blueprint for selling out stock, and now LeBron's embraced it.

Underneath the painting is a poem that I wrote describing the myriad things embraced and nourished by light and music.

With the Clone Wars in full effect, Count Dooku -- now Darth Tyranus -- fully embraced the ancient teachings of the Sith.

Think like him : Andy's fractured genius embraced a lot of things and he did it all in unusual ways.

So Joseph brought his sons close to him, and his father kissed them and embraced them.

The No. 18 has also embraced the culture and history of the club - and Dalglish believes he's an important figure to have in the squad.

It has embraced globalisation to become an international city, while Paris has remained unapologetically French.

The president had embraced the frenzy: "Oh, man, now, that's top secret, " Obama joked on Friday to reporters.

Indeed, this language has already been embraced by all ascending species, including those in human form that are choosing to ascend.

They tore the fire asunder, extinguished the flames, set their dear sister free, and kissed and embraced her.

The 24 rescued men have been applauded by cheering crowds as they step from the escape capsule and then are embraced by relatives.

Like Japan before it, China embraced an investment-led and export-led economic model, explains economist Eswar Prasad of Cornell University.

Many posh restaurants have embraced the "local food" movement, trumpeting the nearby origins of their ingredients.