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The word flashback hardly does justice to the episode from Harry's old life — when he was a dashing, sighted cinéaste named Mateo Blanco — that lifts "Broken Embraces" into the company of Mr. Almodóvar's other recent masterworks.

There is plenty more to look forward to in New Territories, which also embraces Into The New at the Arches this week, a four-day event of performances, discussions and workshops produced in association with the RSAMD's remarkable Contemporary Performance Programme.

A warm body dissolves in mid-embrace into water.

Ms Fahy suggests that, 67 years after his death, Yeats has finally been embraced into the nation's folk memory: "Nationalist Ireland has got over its crisis about Yeats," she says.

"We are bringing the pieces of the browser experience that we have seen our users embrace into something that's quick and portable — no matter where they are," explained Ryan Freitas, director of product for About.me.

And there is a superb performance from Judith Roddy, who turns from a religious crusader – visibly blushing when seized by Harry in a departing embrace – into the flirty Queen of Sheba of the hospital wards.

BOA chairman Lord Moynihan told BBC Radio 5 Live: "They will, rest assured, be fully embraced into the team".

Some observers in India have asserted that New Delhi's tough stance toward Sri Lanka over human rights in recent years has been a key catalyst driving Colombo's embrace into Chinese and Pakistani arms.

Measurement parameters should be critically examined for both validity and reliability before they can be embraced into clinical practice.

Our industry embraces recycling into their business model and operations.

The strengths of the framework are that it embraces complexity into the assessment while allowing for an easy and transparent communication of the results.