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In 2009 Cruz appeared in Almodóvar's Los abrazos rotos (2009; Broken Embraces), provided the voice of a guinea pig in the animated G-Force (2009), and starred in Nine, a musical set in the 1960s that focused on the life of a film director (played by Daniel Day-Lewis).

The values your organization embraces provide clients with a better understanding of the internal beliefs and expectations that shape your culture, principles and hiring practices.

Max Blumenthal's recent book, "Republican Gomorrah: Inside the Movement That Shattered the Party," provides a penetrating expose of the hypocrisy of the Christian far-right and the ethically and morally challenged Republican leaders who are embraced, provided they remain in lock-step with the goal of turning America into a fundamentalist Christian society of the most extreme kind.

Companies like Pandora are transforming the way music is distributed, discovered and embraced, providing access to artists and enabling them to build audiences.

This hourly electronic embrace provided the clue that the plane was still flying.

Career Choice embraces this, providing employees with opportunities for skills and training that lead to career betterment.

The president rightly urged Arab leaders to continue to press all Palestinians to embrace Israel, provided it offers a decent two-state deal.In this section Detroitosaurus wrecks Where will it end?

In an environment offering incentives, many Chinese academics and researchers embraced opportunities provided by openness.

As Kevin Drum pointed out at the time, the idea of "premium support" is something that plenty of liberals could embrace -- provided that word "support" mean something.

As a result of conflicts between dates derived from molecular and archeological data, it appears that most recent molecular studies embrace data provided by archaeological evidence.

To the Editor: The standardized tests that you embrace do provide some information about students, but they do not provide an accurate assessment of student learning or the quality of public schools.