When women get screened in their 40s, this saves one life for every 1,700 people screened, Korenstein said.
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"Right now, there are 23 million Americans who haven't been screened who need to be screened," Perry told Fox.
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Passengers are screened for the virus as they arrive from China, but Seattleites are not necessarily screened as we depart.
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If you are 50 years or older and you haven't been screened, the bottom line is you need to be screened.
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FINRA found that the 8,600 people were not screened thoroughly enough or not screened before or shortly after joining the bank.
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Panay says he didn't think about making a single-screened phone, and that this dual-screened phone is the antithesis of a single-screened phone in many ways, because of how much more productive you can be on it.
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The vast majority of women who get cervical cancer have never been screened or haven't been screened in the past five years.
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Those with a certain high level of PSA should be screened annually, while everyone else is advised to be screened every two years.
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They were also 7 percent more likely to get screened for depression, and 6 percent more likely to get screened for tobacco use.
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"You're psychologically screened, you're physically screened in the normal things you would take a physical for, and your history is taken," Dower said.
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Meanwhile, Nation screened and re-screened for a new batch of critics, now wholly unburdened by pressure to uphold the contagious euphoria surrounding it.
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Diversity is our strength #WelcomeToCanada Refugees are screened and selected abroad before they go to Canada, and asylees are screened and selected in Canada.
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Women with any mental illness were 35% less likely to be screened for breast cancer and 11% less likely to be screened for cervical cancer.
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More important, precancerous cervical lesions declined by 51 percent among teenage girls who were screened, and by 31 percent among screened women up to age 2703.
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Diagnoses of precancerous lesions, which can develop into cancer, decreased 245% among screened girls ages 15 to 19 and 31% among screened women 20 to 24, researchers said.
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"Among the 600-plus women we have screened since October, about 60 percent were being screened for the first time," said Dr. Salako, executive director of Sebeccly Cancer Care.
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What they found was startling and disturbing: 22 percent of the lowest-risk families were being screened in, while 213 percent of the highest-risk families were being screened out.
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They found that women with schizophrenia were 48% less likely than those in the general population to be screened for breast cancer, and 25% less likely to be screened for cervical cancer.
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"Some men who are very concerned about prostate cancer will elect to be screened, and others who are less concerned will elect not to be screened; either decision should be supported," he wrote.
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We've screened two, and they're both stunners, so get ready.
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Intended parents and surrogates are both screened prior to matching.
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The films are screened on opposite sides of the gallery.
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I was up late because we screened the film late.
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Her two older siblings also were screened but were fine.
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Of those who were screened, 3,335 (73.6%) were pregnant women.
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Clients and transactions were to be screened for ethical shortcomings.
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It ended up being screened in 80 different locations overseas.
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When we screened it, I heard people literally say, 'Wow.
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Plus, Erin has a message for anyone watching ... GET SCREENED!
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In the United States, all newborns are screened for SCID.
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The easier screenings get, the more patients will get screened.
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"I think he was screened a little bit," Kadri said.
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I would still recommend people go in and get screened.
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President Woodrow Wilson screened the film at the White House.
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Employees are also screened throughout their shifts, the paper reported.
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Eventually, they relented and allowed the bags to be screened.
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Lou's character was controversial even before the show was screened.
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He would have, in industry parlance, screened the call out.
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Then, when was the last time you screened "Top Gun"?
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In a tent outside, medical residents screened about 100 more.
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Individual pictures are screened 15 times before being marked done.
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The bedroom opens to a screened porch overlooking the garden.
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A door at the rear leads to a screened porch.
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It will be screened on Channel 4 in the autumn
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They have been vetted and screened for potential criminal activity.
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A traveler is screened at the Los Angeles International Airport.
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The pilot thermal scanner project screened about 2.4 million passengers.
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To accomplish her dream, Martinez had to be carefully screened.
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We screened the movie a lot to find that balance.
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The infection rates are much higher in Puerto Rico than elsewhere in the United States because of its tropical climate and because many homes there do not have screened doors, screened windows or air-conditioning.
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Microsoft sends dev kits only to rigorously screened game-development companies.
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President Barack Obama has said refugees are properly screened and vetted.
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However, Kindler points out that some groups should consider getting screened.
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So far, 218 of the 102 people screened have tested positive.
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Howard was screened by two big bodies in front of him.
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Officials cite cost as a primary reason not everyone is screened.
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True, the more women screened, the more breast cancer deaths averted.
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The last film we screened was Office Killer, by Cindy Sherman.
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More of her routine from this scene was screened at CinemaCon.
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The UNICEF team screened the children they found in the hospital.
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But even though workers are screened and insured, clients are not.
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However, McCain has been regularly screened by his doctors since 2000.
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Tom: When the call became interactive with the un-screened callers.
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Badreddin's sons screened videos of Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah.
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So, once it's been properly screened, what's your favorite Halloween candy?
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He screened YouTube videos of silverbacks encountering mirrors in the jungle.
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Bezos also screened candidates for high levels of personal accountability, Inc.
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Both the library and living room open to a screened porch.
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More than 3,000 pregnant women have been screened for the virus.
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She was also screened for cancer but results came up negative.
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Mr. Knowles screened part of it at his annual Austin, Tex.
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However housing ads that pertained to purchasing property were properly screened.
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And where will we be when that documentary is finally screened?
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Today's showing, which was screened live on Tidal, was similarly elevated.
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For nearly half a century, Funeral has barely been screened Stateside.
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When I finally screened the original "Star Wars," it was perfect.
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The UK has screened some 27,476 people as of March 11.
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The structure has a screened porch with views of Boggy Creek.
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OUTDOOR SPACE There is a screened porch off the great room.
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That afternoon, he screened the movie in their dorm's common area.
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A door in the dining room opens to a screened porch.
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No coronavirus cases have been reported from the LAX screened travelers.
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Research could inform how clergymen are recruited, screened, trained and supervised.
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Mr. Carranza has questioned the value of having any screened schools.
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Imagine a fabric shop owner who makes artistic silk-screened fabrics.
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When Volz screened the ad before its release, he was pleased.
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If he is screened, that chance goes down to 0.5 percent.
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It has screened 13,624 passengers across the airports since Jan. 3.
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At selected theatres, the movie will be screened in 70 mm.
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There's also an outdoor screened-in porch with an outdoor fireplace.
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Only 37.6% of participants recalled being screened with an intraoral exam.
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We'd been discussing whether he should get screened for prostate cancer.
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Nitrate film hasn't screened at the museum for nearly 20 years.
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The film was screened recently at Postmasters Gallery in Lower Manhattan.
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His shot past a screened Korpisalo just snuck inside the post.
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But when it was screened for test audiences, they hated it.
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They were told that they would have to be screened anew.
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But Jhabvala thrived in the more densely screened confessional of fiction.
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Rather than lengthening the recommended amount of time between screenings, the goal needs to remain on getting more women screened in the first place since the number of women not getting screened is still too high.
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"Our practice has been that half of the calls we get, end up getting screened out," Cherna explained in an interview, adding that "screened-out" calls result in no immediate action being taken by the county.
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Just 3% of the screened mothers experienced minor or major depression at nine months postpartum, compared with 8.4% of the mothers who weren't screened during the visits, according to the research, published Thursday in the journal Pediatrics.
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The larger-screened laptop also comes in two colors: black and gunmetal.
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What does a lump feel like, and when should I be screened?
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When the story is finished and screened, they would be more complimentary.
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Silent Laughs just screened at the Wotever DIY Film Festival in London.
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I'm actually taking a well-known person to get screened in March.
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Together, these risks might inform a woman's decision to get screened earlier.
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My interest thoughts screened and outweighed, removing Amnesia Scanner and Bill Kouligas.
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"This kind of thing must be screened by the law," he said.
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NBC screened footage showing the lightning bolt that apparently caused the injuries.
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Three refugee pilot programs have screened the social media use of refugees.
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But it appears the mail was not screened before being brought upstairs.
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Plus, who doesn't love a screened-in patio with a summer kitchen?
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Saturday • Films from Latin America are screened at the Havana Film Festival.
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He did not elaborate on how the displaced people will be screened.
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Workers staying in dormitories found in areas of concern were also screened.
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When it was eventually screened, the film's skewering of misogyny was applauded.
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And all throughout the space race, astronauts were screened for psychological problems.
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This is a much more enticing option than the previously screened Gravity.
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Nationally, 421,000 children were screened for lead exposure at a health center.
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Clooney's upcoming film, Money Monster, will be screened during the film festival.
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Then the researchers screened cheese extracts for compounds that produce those tastes.
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Trump's positioning in front of a green-screened White House is unique.
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Cole beat a screened Price with a shot from the left circle.
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This was roughly equivalent to the proportion of mothers who screened positive.
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In France, remaining Scopitones screened job training films for rural coal miners.
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Instead, Border Patrol agents specifically screened family units they suspected were fake.
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A lot of the talk shows were screened at the Mudd Club.
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He's making "Viva Bernie" signs, silk-screened, just like in the '60s.
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"Ride the High Country" (1962), directed by Sam Peckinpah, screened in 35mm.
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Meanwhile, most adults who do receive treatment may not have screened positive.
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It should be a glorious shitshow filled with questions screened by CNN.
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In fiscal year 2018, the TSA screened around 804 million airline passengers.
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To identify the best applicants, I pre-screened everyone before a showing.
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They're also screened for contaminants and viruses before they enter the bunkers.
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He wants bank credit decisions screened according to his own political criteria.
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And it was screened for Pope Francis and for the European Parliament.
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The women were screened for marijuana use at approximately eight weeks' gestation.
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In total, the company has now screened more than 360 million calls.
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According to the Red Cross, blood donations are routinely screened for HIV.
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The two episodes I screened also made me laugh quite a bit.
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There was a place called 171A that screened movies and scheduled shows.
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" Since younger women aren't screened regularly, Thorner advises them to "be vigilant.
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It was a sparring match screened on pay-per-view for Lomachenko.
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All visa applicants to the US are screened before receiving their visas.
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The bank screened Russell 1000 Index member companies using 2018 company filings.
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Stanley Nelson We screened "The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution" there.
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Both individuals who tested positive were screened on Monday and barred entry.
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She screened aggressively and visited only places that met her main criteria.
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Beyond is a screened porch that opens to the backyard pool area.
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Beyond the living room is a screened porch with a peaked ceiling.
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But volunteers will have to be carefully screened to meet strict criteria.
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Some 800 people have been screened so far at the Brooklyn hospital.
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One enters through a curved screened porch and double sets of doors.
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She's climbing up a green-screened rock-climbing wall, and she's harnessed.
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It first screened "Monster's Ball," starring Billy Bob Thornton and Halle Berry.
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Travelers from Italy are supposed to be screened too, according to Pence.
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Then, passengers entering the U.S. at the gate will also be screened.
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About 100 people showed up to be screened for the lifesaving operation.
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There is a mudroom as well, and a large screened-in porch.
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"So the great majority of women are getting screened early," she added.
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A large screened porch overlooks a landscaped backyard with a koi pond.
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Universal had not yet screened "The Hunt" for film reporters or critics.
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An adjacent dining area leads to an attached double-height screened porch.
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Passengers arriving from Wuhan will now be screened at five U.S. airports.
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It was screened in 4K, 3D, and at 120 frames per second.
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He also had clapboard siding, parquet floors and a screened-in porch.
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In 2017, "Star Wars: The Last Jedi" was screened for deployed troops.
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The building was "screened and cleared" and the letter removed, it said.
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Almost half of the patients screened positive for probable PTSD years later.
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The product essentially creates a screened-in porch out of your garage.
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Why do they look silk-screened when they are made by hand?
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Like many silent classics, "Nosferatu" is sometimes screened with live-music accompaniment.
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The illustrations are screened on to pages of The New York Times.
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Dinner etiquette: Ceaușescu notoriously avoided eating food that was not properly screened.
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The applicants would then be screened with the help of international companies.
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" As a workplace, Wilson writes, Lululemon "screened for people who wanted families.
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If the truly "drug-free" employees turn out to be better workers than those who barely escaped being screened out, it's reasonable to conclude that those who are actually screened out would have been worse-than-average employees.
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According to the proposal, passengers and luggage arriving from these smaller airports would be screened when they arrive at major airports for connecting flights instead of the current practice of joining the already screened population at the larger airport.
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The agency on Thursday screened only 8% of the number of people it saw on the same day in 2019 -- the first day in the coronavirus outbreak that the agency has screened less than 10% of last year's traffic.
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His female partner in the UK was also screened, but thankfully tested negative.
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Essentially, it starts with a pre-screened donor who delivers a healthy stool.
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Widely screened, top matches are accessible globally, while street football is played universally.
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All donors will also need to be screened for potential drug-resistant infections.
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He had it screened for cancer as a precaution, and it tested positive.
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In 2017 Unilever screened all entry-level candidates with first Pymetrics, then HireVue.
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Quincey fired a low shot that beat a screened Robin Lehner glove side.
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He also said his teams have screened 62 existing drugs as possible treatments.
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On Wednesday night, the movie screened for the first time in Los Angeles.
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It was screened as a special event in the out-of-competition section.
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Officials have screened 279 passengers they said were potentially exposed to the virus.
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An airline passenger removes his watch before being screened at a security checkpoint.
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His hard shot went in as Reimer was screened by teammate Mike Matheson.
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After teachers sign up on Selected, they're screened for certifications before being approved.
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The effect is akin to seeing the world through a screened-in porch.
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People entering the United States are screened and the refugee numbers are minuscule.
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The plan was for asylum-seekers to stay there while they were screened.
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Read these stories next: How Early Should You Be Screened For Breast Cancer?
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Welcome to the era of huge-screened smartphones in not-so-huge bodies.
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Drivers screened by companies like Uber can start driving in days, Kolb said.
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The documentary, which screened at the Metrograph, was released Friday on Apple Music.
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Caffrey estimates kids could be screened for around $15 to $20 a student.
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And the rate of guns seized per passenger screened has also risen steadily.
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About 64 patients had been screened as of Monday, and none tested positive.
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Merchant, who was fearful of being screened in private, requested a public search.
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Blood is now screened for hepatitis C virus to prevent infection from transfusions.
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Screened mothers also showed better mental health, less anxiety and higher-quality parenting.
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The fact remains that being screened for colon cancer can save your life.
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This provider looked at Kate and convinced her to get screened right away.
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The film was screened for the first time in Los Angeles on Oct.
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He screened natural product libraries for potential hits that could activate these genes.
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"Ride the High Country" (1962), directed by Sam Peckinpah, screened in 35-mm.
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The stage space has been raised and made shallower, as if flat-screened.
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The latter was Apple's first foray into a "phablet" or large-screened smartphone.
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Even some patients with terminal cancers continue to be screened for other malignancies.
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EU states have not been screened and will not be on the list.
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The article also stated that Ben Finder's psychiatrist screened him for metabolic disorders.
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Army trainees are screened at all four Army Training Centers as they arrive.
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Of the babies who were screened, 66 received a diagnosis, or 43 percent.
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A small 2 percent of respondents reported going to get screened and tested.
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A screened porch off the fireplace wall has room for a hammock swing.
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Find out more about the films screened at the London Porn Festival here.
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At the same time, high-risk calls were being screened in more often.
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The athletes are carefully screened before being allowed to participate in international events.
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Doctors began to diagnose the disease accurately, and birds began to be screened.
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Even Facebook's own job ads posted on the network screened out older users.
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The Ducks answered quickly to tie it, on Silfverberg's long-distance screened shot.
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The French government screened all sellers that are currently listed on the marketplace.
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If Lincoln Plaza screened a film, she said, other theaters might follow suit.
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Instead, The Walking Dead screened a few minutes of the season seven premiere.
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According to new data from the TSA, the agency screened 983,226 on Tuesday.
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More than 900 people have been screened for possible contact with Ebola carriers.
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My temperature was then screened before I was allowed to enter the country.
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"These women were told for 40 years to get screened," Dr. Schonberg said.
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The group also had to sign paperwork saying they had been properly screened.
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H: I'm really curious about the different contexts the short has screened in.
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So out of 1,000 men screened, 80 will eventually have surgery or radiation.
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The puppies were also screened at the vet before they started the game.
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Other compounds are being screened to see if they can target this virus.
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After age 2 years, the children were also screened for tTGA antibodies annually.
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Leading up to its release, the movie was not screened for most critics.
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We screened passengers before they boarded planes; checked luggage needed the same scrutiny.
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An adjacent breakfast room opens to a screened porch and a backyard deck.
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The types and number of viruses screened for, though, vary state by state.
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The strategists screened the Russell 213 for companies at risk of cutting payouts.
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Depending on circumstances, some women need to be screened only every five years.
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Instead, the researchers found no difference in incidence between screened and unscreened groups.
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Perfect, the last of which recently screened at the Montreal International Documentary Festival.
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All 44 passengers aboard the bus were screened at the time, he said.
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A third of those screened were at 35 or above, or significantly obese.
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We got Cuba outside the Westwood Village Theatre where the series was screened.
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Yet patients with terminal cancers often continue to be screened for other malignancies.
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We showed it in our living rooms and had parties and screened it.
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Since Marvel hasn't screened the movie yet, we don't have all the answers.
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Sony screened the film at SXSW and Comic-Con in order to build buzz.
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For Surface Imagery, the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami screened videos inside shipping containers.
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Typically, 60,000 to 80,000 passengers are screened daily at Hartsfield-Jackson, airport statistics show.
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Officials pre-screened questions to weed out any they felt may be psychologically damaging.
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First, they recruited 18 healthy college students who were screened for any sleeping problems.
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And one third of those screened say they are 11 to 17 years old.
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A special video from Iranian filmmaker Asghar Farhadi was also screened for the crowd.
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And LendUp will have meticulously screened employees to ensure no one does anything shady.
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Harrelson hopes the movie will be screened at the Berlin Film Festival in February.
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"We know that more affluent people are more likely to get screened," Cooper said.
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Since then, it has screened potential commercial app developers and upgraded its pricing model.
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Last month's Sundance Film Festival still screened its VR cinema programming with Samsung headsets.
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Postmenopausal women under age 65, with risk factors for osteoporosis, should also be screened.
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In spite of Aja's decent track record, his movie wasn't widely screened for press.
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Airport and airline staff are not routinely screened at security checks at the airport.
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We got to see movies once a month, and they were screened and censored.
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He flipped a shot from the left boards that snuck past a screened Johansson.
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The 11 films screened in the festival are based on Gandhi and his principles.
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It wasn't screened for critics, with good reason: This is a review-proof movie.
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Thus we would not have screened anyone he was meeting with at that time.
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It's important that patients are screened before getting a birth control prescription, Vaughn says.
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About 20 percent of children are screened nationwide, Siegel told Reuters Health by phone.
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She previously screened 2013's The Bling Ring in the Un Certain Regard section.
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The number jumped to 122 when close contacts of those patients were also screened.
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Of 416 women in the study, 41 percent screened positive for depression, researchers found.
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Out of 140 screened so far, only 53 have been given the all-clear.
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The film screened at Sundance recently, and it heads to Netflix on February 9th.
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Of the screened group 7109 had died—making for a difference of two people.
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Nashville captain Roman Josi beat a screened Bishop at 8:11 of the third.
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On arrival, patients are screened for signs of Ebola as a precaution, and triaged.
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The data reflects the census tract where children were living when they were screened.
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Screening tests can help prevent colorectal cancer, but many people have not been screened.
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Except it's only four hours long and is also being screened in movie theaters.
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Mathieu Perreault stood in front of the crease and screened Lehner on the play.
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Saradar screened a video of contemporary Arabic calligraphy, and passed around a physical example.
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Hoops star Matt Barnes gets screened on his way into court for assault case.
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Image: GizmodoComputer makers have been dreaming about dual-screened laptops for a long time.
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Tomas Hertl screened Carolina goalie Cam Ward, helping the Sharks pull within 4-2.
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Netflix screened "Okja" at the Cannes Film Festival, which reflects the streaming service's ambitions.
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It's pre-screened for disease, and is FDA and Health Canada-approved, he said.
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The case will be screened by the Summit County Attorney's Office early next week.
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Overall, 4.4 percent of fathers and five percent of mothers screened positive for depression.
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The new rule would require all people in these cases to be pre-screened.
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It has built-in bookshelves and a screened porch that were installed by Bishop.
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Patients are screened and prepped on what they may expect, and then closely monitored.
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The ministry has not granted permission for the documentary to be screened in Russia.
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The dining area opens to a large screened porch framed with exposed cedar beams.
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Every checked bag is now screened and only ticketed passengers can go through security.
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All parents are screened for depression during their child's 85033- and 24-month visit.
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Refugees are already screened more thoroughly than other foreign travelers to the United States.
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The master bedroom has a vaulted ceiling, mahogany flooring and a private screened porch.
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Among men on Medicare with incurable cancer, 153 percent were screened for prostate cancer.
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Recruits should be formally screened — as should all of us, starting at school age.
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"Shadow" screened out-of-competition at the Venice Film Festival which ends on Saturday.
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The wood-paneled screened porch off the great room opens to the back deck.
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Murray was screened by teammate Cullen as Zajac wristed a shot past the goaltender.
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I screened him, sheepishly; I knew I had to make a first good impression.
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If people don't have access to it, they're far less likely to get screened.
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For one thing, all astronauts are heavily screened before they're allowed to begin training.
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One night outside Tucson, Arizona, we screened it for 2,000 people on the rez.
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For previous album releases, we've screened films after we've played or during the performance.
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Such lotteries have been used to get people to: A. Be screened for tuberculosis.
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Constituents attending Blum's town hall were pre-screened and prevented from carrying handheld signs.
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It will be screened in movie theaters via National Theater Live on Sept. 27.
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Even absent a pandemic, a president should be regularly monitored and screened for infection.
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A floor below was the projection room, where movies were screened on Sunday nights.
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The festival screened 30 films from countries including the U.S., Nigeria, Japan and Uganda.
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Nashville's captain, Roman Josi, beat a screened Bishop at 8:11 of the third.
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Seen from an angle, the double-hung screened window in the façade faces what?
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Sex workers have always screened clients, negotiated terms, gathered information and created communities/networks.
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A large screened porch next to the dining room opens to a side yard.
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Mexican officials, meanwhile, have screened people in the caravan, stalling it and dispersing migrants.
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Medical workers supported by the county screened them for communicable diseases and other conditions.
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The new tests could dramatically increase the number of people who can be screened.
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OUTDOOR SPACE Folding glass doors off the living area lead to a screened porch.
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The TSA screened more than 2.3 million people on the same date in 2019.
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Scenes from the aging Hannaford's unfinished comeback film — screened at the party — are interspersed.
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A young Universal executive championed the film and screened it for the legendary comedian.
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"Be Natural" will be screened in the annual assortment of out-of-competition films.
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The houses on either side are screened out with rippling panels of translucent fiberglass.
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Eckert, 50, had a malignant skin cancer removed and is screened every three months.
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On it, there's a one-bedroom, one-bathroom cottage with a screened-in porch.
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People are being screened for the virus at major transportation hubs around the world.
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There is a separate kitchen, a bathroom with a shower and a screened porch.
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Reporters and other visitors are screened for weapons whenever they enter the Capitol Complex.
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Eight of the 34 had screened positive and had been referred for more testing.
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In countries where the blood supply is not screened, transfusions still pose a risk.
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The proposal called for passengers to be screened upon arrival at a larger airport.
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The property has a decorated patio, screened-in pool area and two-car garage.
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People hoping to leave would be screened before they boarded the flights, he said.
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Female doctors were more likely than males to say they screened, 72.4% versus 55.4%.
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Travelers returning from other locations in China will be screened at ports of entry.
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Passengers are screened in this picture in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, for signs of coronavirus.
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Starting in September, "Titus Andronicus" will be screened at cinemas across the United States.
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So, who gets screened is based on an individual's symptoms and their travel history.
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A special world premiere of the first two episodes will be screened on Sept.
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"So if your father had it at 45, get screened at 35," she said.
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In all, 2.4 percent of the screened children had some type of heart condition.
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Similarly, Ashkenazi Jews are often screened for diseases like cystic fibrosis or Gaucher disease.
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Patients entering were screened by connected 219G thermometers to alert staff for anyone feverish.
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He recalled her reaction when the short was screened in Los Angeles in 1994.
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Among men on Medicare with incurable cancer, 15 percent were screened for prostate cancer.
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On Thursday, Fox screened raw footage from the original 2006 interview, and it's compelling.
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Together they made Clouds Over Sidra, which he screened at last year's General Assembly.
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When his films are screened, crowds gather around the viewers to watch them react.
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Although every adult patient should be screened at least once, groups at higher risk of depression, such as those with a history of depression or a chronic condition such as diabetes, should possibly be screened more often, Thase wrote in his editorial.
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Women should be screened for depression during pregnancy and after childbirth, an influential panel recommends.
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Patients had been screened for BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations using Myriad Genetics' BRACAnalysis CDx test.
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The two discussed business, watched basketball and talked about films Mr. Redstone had recently screened.
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Scale lets developers for Houzz get their housing listings screened for duplicates and price mismatches.
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Women who log onto Aid Access are screened online for their eligibility for medication abortions.
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That&aposs compared to 239 million that were screened during the 2017 summer travel period.
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Interested candidates are presented with a series of qualifying questions, screened and authenticated by Vahan.
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The story-high screened-in rectangle seems out of place by the red brick buildings.
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Those entering the festival hub will also have to be screened by a metal detector.
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Getting screened for Alzheimer's disease could soon mean taking a trip to the eye doctor.
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They are offered snacks and drinks before they are processed and screened for medical care.
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Call the 22013-year-old's phone and you'll likely be screened by an automated system.
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The 20 terrifying minutes of Alien: Covenant that screened warrants a bit more discussion, however.
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Pictures looked great, and it had a screened patio with a pool and hot tub.
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"We thoroughly screened the background of the officer involved in the incident," the company wrote.
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Using Kensho, we screened for the most overvalued low-volatility stocks vulnerable to a decline.
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Afghan security personnel are also screened for such ties by the Afghanistan government upon enlistment.
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His newest, "Call Me By Your Name", recently screened at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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"The bags are screened in a different way, often using more advanced technology," Waters said.
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Revelers will be screened before being admitted into security corrals for viewing the ball drop.
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His shot sailed over the glove of Copley, who was screened by teammate Brooks Orpik.
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And short VR films have already been screened at film festivals like Sundance and Tribeca.
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The watershed came in 1998, when "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?" was first screened.
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Caffrey shows me the recordings of children who screened as "low readers" or as dyslexic.
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Bibbins-Domingo said the largest European studies have generally screened every two to four years.
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It took more than a decade after River of Grass screened at Sundance for Reichardt
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The cells within the fluid are then screened for health conditions, such as Down syndrome.
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Employers have already screened your application and decided they'd like to know more about you.
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I think I screened it more in my living room than in any established venue.
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Becky Lynch, which will be screened to an estimated audience of 1.593 million homes worldwide.
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There is no greater evidence of The Future of Computing than the big-screened smartphone.
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Only 22 percent of veterans with limited life expectancy were screened if they saw geriatricians.
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Those eventually chosen had been screened by Greek authorities and the EU border agency Frontex.
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The news comes as Nichols' latest film, Loving, screened at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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This retrospective offers a chance to change that, with a weekend of rarely screened work.
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Over the last weekend, the agency screened about 2.6 million individuals on a given day.
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Currently, both Latinos and African Americans are less likely to be screened for colorectal cancer.
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A few steps down from the great room is a den and a screened porch.
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Third, applicants are screened by a recruiter or a hiring manager, typically over the phone.
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Clearly, potential new immigrants should be screened for classic anti-Semitic and anti-Israel attitudes.
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In some cases, women are being screened for tumors in organs they no longer have.
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My dad even had a cancer scare last year and she screened the phone call.
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At the last second he shouts at Gordon—who's getting screened by Looney, to switch.
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Etzioni said the new results don't mean all men should be screened for prostate cancer.
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"Two days before TIFF we screened the movie before shipping it off," Gomez-Rejon remembered.
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Joining them will be up to another 100 new potential jurors who will be screened.
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A large screened patio with a fireplace connects the main house to the "library" casita.
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The Trump administration says Americans returning from coronavirus hot spots are being screened for symptoms.
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Under the new guidelines, motion pictures no longer have to be screened for HFPA members.
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The Iraqis insisted, politely, that all bags must be screened, even in the V.I.P. terminal.
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The following tech companies were screened by Credit Suisse for their stable and growing dividend.
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Screened jointly by Light Industry and Metrograph, it should be illuminating, to say the least.
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You've seen it a million times at work, you've screened it, you've fine-tuned it.
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Prospective members must fill out an application and be interviewed and screened by a committee.
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The new A.I. system could radically expand the number of people who can be screened.
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They will be screened for elevated temperatures and respiratory symptoms again before disembarking in Singapore.
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The students at the screened schools were more likely to graduate, according to the study.
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Collectively, South Korea has reportedly screened more than 100,000 people, far more than other countries.
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All residents were being screened for signs of illness — twice each day as a precaution.
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At this moment, there is no way for people who are asymptomatic to be screened.
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SN 230, or chloroquine, became the most important out of all 219,219 candidate compounds screened.
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Beijing officials on Tuesday announced that all incoming international travelers will be screened and quarantined.
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A door next to the fireplace in the great room opens to a screened porch.
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There is a screened-in porch with a fireplace at the back of the house.
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Barrie fired a shot from the point past a screened Howard just 80 seconds later.
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You&aposre going to be screened by your future boss, colleagues, and a hiring committee.
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A clip of her 1962 "Cleo from 5 to 7" was screened at the ceremony.
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Invited friends who might bring unruly partisans as their guests to the wedding were screened.
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New US Army recruits will be screened for the coronavirus upon arrival at boot camp.
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What if, Lin thought, you pre-screened consumers&apos credit and offer targeted credit products?
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"This conversation only came to light because I screened her for reproductive coercion," Perritt said.
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However, these individuals have to be screened just as carefully, and unfortunately this takes time.
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From the center point, he wristed a shot through heavy traffic that left Murray screened.
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There is a separate butler's pantry and a screened porch looking out to a field.
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It looks sleek, but like the dual-screened Duo phone, the Neo tablet isn't done.
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The film will be screened at at various festivals in the U.S. until March 2020.
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I won't allow for my questions to be screened by Comey for approval before hand.
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Brands use this offering to apply what IAS calls a "pre-screened" list through Facebook.
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By Friday, Roche's machines had screened 24,203 donations in the United States, excluding Puerto Rico.
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We want big-screened phones, but they're too big to use with just one hand.
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Refugees and migrants who arrive on the Greek islands will be screened, registered and identified.
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Ruhwedel's first goal of the season was fired from the point past a screened Bernier.
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Men said dozens of workers each day had screened positive for dangerous levels of radiation.
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Ask her to get screened for it, toward possible treatment to help her feel better.
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The benefit is part of children's Medicaid and mothers are screened by their kids' pediatricians.
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They are also screened separately by the Secret Service as they travel with the president.
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Jones may have been partially screened by Vlasic, who was getting push back by Engelland.
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Selected by the "Wonderstruck" composer Carter Burwell, it was screened at the local high school.
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Altemus, who entered a nursing home in November, was screened for breast cancer this summer.
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They are screened on adjacent perpendicular walls yet seem to cohere as a single work.
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Last year, it bought "Late Night" for $13 million and screened it at CinemaCon months later.
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Such creations would have to be screened carefully for genetic disorders and perhaps even gene edited.
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It has its official world premiere on Thursday, but was screened to journalists a day earlier.
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After a couple of hours, the chosen film will be screened, with actors recreating certain scenes.
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Based in New Delhi, its mobile app connects pre-screened doctors and patients through video calls.
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Permanent residents are screened by committee, applications pored over to weed out pretenders to their cause.
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"I saw Hair Piece when it screened in Athens, Ohio in the early 22009s," he said.
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Due to security processes, all letters and packages must be screened when they reach the Capitol.
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Mapplethorpe: Look at the Pictures screened as part of DOC NYC on November 10 and 12.
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Physicians screened Michael for the flu, and a rapid test for the virus came up negative.
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McCain was diagnosed with invasive melanoma in 2000, and has been regularly screened by his doctors.
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Gitai's films were screened out-of-competition at the Venice Film Festival, which ends on Saturday.
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Most often patients are screened when they exhibit a combination of cognitive, behavioral and mood symptoms.
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Redgrave stars in "The Aspern Papers", based on a Henry James novella, that screened at Venice.
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Your gaming experience and performance are not going to dramatically improve with a three-screened laptop.
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The passengers were screened for fever and evaluated for respiratory systems before the flight took off.
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It screened in Toronto and won the best horror feature award at Fantastic Fest in Austin.
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Maybe it will be changed for the big-screened iPads but not much different on iPhones.
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And now we have "A Star Is Born": Volume Four, which was first screened in Venice.
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"The Judge" is being screened at select locations and is available to watch through streaming sites
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Mr Bult says paid repeat donors, who have been intensively screened, help keep plasma products safe.
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We screened it for them each individually, and the feedback so far has been really positive.
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Instead it invited 169 carefully screened Russian athletes to compete as neutrals under the Olympic flag.
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The weirdest part is that the questions seemed to be pre-screened, at least in part.
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Previous featured cities include; London, Mumbai and Seoul, this year eight Nigerian films will be screened.
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Judges and prosecutors are being screened for unexplained wealth, links to organised crime and general proficiency.
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He was diagnosed with invasive melanoma in 2000, and has been regularly screened by his doctors.
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Coding experience is not required, but applicants are screened for their tenacity and problem solving skills.
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That's de-rigueur for phones, but not something that we're used to on big-screened devices.
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Authorities have deemed the show so culturally enriching that it is now screened in Thai prisons.
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"Beyond Dreams" (2017), directed by Rojda Sekersoz, a Swedish Kurd, screened at DIFF to high acclaim.
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The new Top Gear Grand Tour will be screened to Amazon Prime customers, starting this fall.
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Small areas were screened off and what appeared to be bodies covered in blankets were visible.
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Of these, all 20 higher-risk contacts and 78 lower-risk contacts agreed to be screened.
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His shot from the point passed through a wall of bodies and past a screened Domingue.
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He was diagnosed with invasive melanoma in 2000, and has been regularly screened by his doctors.
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About 42,000 students have been screened through the program, according to data provided by Texas Tech.
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But when it comes to apps, wearers would rather use their bigger-screened, more functional devices.
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Doctors should discuss the issues with male patients and help them decide whether to be screened.
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Her and her manager were really into the idea, so we screened the movie for them.
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In 20163, 22016 feature films screened at TIFF, picked by the festival's well-respected programming staff.
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People with autism should be regularly screened for depression so that they can access appropriate treatment.
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The people who have been moved out are people who have been very, very carefully screened.
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The curved edges also help make Samsung's phones narrower so larger-screened phones aren't physically larger.
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The home also has screened in porches, a pool and a private entrance to the beach.
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Directed by visual artist and producer Francesca Beltran, Together We Rise was first screened on Jan.
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They lived in a refugee camp in Lebanon, where Canadian officials screened him for this program.
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Older adults and women during the perinatal period should be screened with variations of these tests.
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It also screened, with special attendance — via remote webcam — from the movie's subject, whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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In Turkey, passengers and bags are screened on entering the terminal and again after check-in.
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If you go get screened, you're probably going to catch the heart attack before it happens.
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Refugees are screened for health problems and commit crimes at an exceedingly low rate, panellists added.
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Out of 806 visits when fathers completed depression screening questionnaires, 36 men screened positive for depression.
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First, it might simply push back the point at which terrorists can strike without being screened.
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In the 1970s, the International Civil Aviation Organisation began requiring passengers be screened using metal detectors.
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Whatever idiocy they're spouting will have been totally overtaken by events by the time it's screened.
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Doing so simplifies Nintendo's offerings, bringing both portable and big-screened games under the same umbrella.
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One, the child is re-detained until another sponsor can be located and screened, if possible.
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Moscow's Pioneer Theater screened The Death of Stalin after its license was revoked; all the showings
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A door off the kitchen leads to a two-story wraparound porch that is partially screened.
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He was not even at the bat mitzvah where it was screened, but Mr. Spielberg was.
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Yet the film screened as planned, with the cast showing up for a junket on Saturday.
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"Bombshell" screened for the first time on Sunday and film critics are already predicting Oscar nominations.
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When the film screened at the Toronto film festival, a lot of reviews predicted Oscar nominations.
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More people will get screened if they can access screening options that are easier to complete.
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Up until 10.83, blood transfusions and organ transplants were not screened for hepatitis C, Xu said.
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On Tuesday, Bannon gave a speech at Staten Island and screened his movie Trump at War.
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They screened other species of lichens, and found that different species carried genetically distinct basidiomycete yeasts.
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A bow can go through the entire system and be screened out by the pulping equipment.
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At 2:30 that same afternoon, "Big" (1988) will be screened; on Monday, at 4 p.m.
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Last December, the society screened a 25-minute "work in progress" version of Mr. Chan's documentary.
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Microsoft on Wednesday announced the Neo, a dual-screened, foldable tablet that thinks it's a laptop.
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The premiere of the show's third season was also apparently screened during the party, HuffPost noted.
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The CameraWhat is a phone these days but a slim, large-screened excuse for a camera?
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At the opening of her exhibition, Washko screened a clip from one of Julien's "instructive" videos.
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Those families still must meet eligibility requirements to enter the US and are screened and interviewed.
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Adjusting insurance coverageOnce I had screened tenants in place, I had one more step to take.
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She fondly recalled the Thalia, a long-defunct Upper West Side theater that screened Hollywood classics.
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Both individuals who tested positive were screened on Monday and not allowed to enter the building.
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Other times, movies are screened in local multiplexes, but even then the experience is noticeably different.
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Nonetheless, reports on black children were more likely to be screened for investigation than white children.
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Burkhard told the judge how women are not being routinely screened or treated for these complications.
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The survivors will be screened for the coronavirus and put into quarantine, health officials told Zitamar.
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The resulting mutated bacteria are screened to see which ones do the intended job the best.
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Two projections screened in enclosed viewing rooms are key to understanding the depth of the exhibition.
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And off that puzzling mudroom is a large screened-in porch — Mr. Shteyngart's de facto office.
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A screened porch adjacent to the main room comes with exterior curtains to block afternoon sunlight.
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The current owners added a mudroom and a screened porch at the back of the home.
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Other exemptions, Trump says, will be made for Americans who have been screened for the virus.
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Even before they arrive, patients are screened over the phone for symptoms of covid-285: Fever?
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People who think they are infected are screened at special "fever clinics," not at doctors' offices.
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Responses are screened, and those who seem to be candidates for testing are offered an appointment.
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After the attack, the Pentagon screened every Saudi student and looked into their social media accounts.
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Passengers choosing to return on the charter flight will be screened for symptoms of the virus.
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It is unclear how well the passengers were screened before they were allowed off the ship.
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Passengers from China were being funneled into 11 airports and screened for signs of the disease.
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It would have also required content uploaded within the EU to be screened for copyright infringement.
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Following the tragedy, a group of researchers screened the compound using human cells and brain tissues.
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It was subsequently screened at the Venice Film Festival, where it had been shown in 1972.
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Microsoft made a surprise announcement Wednesday of a new two-screened Android smartphone, the Surface Duo.
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As from October, the entire Python first series is being screened on American TV by PBS.
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Eleven additional people suspected of having the coronavirus were screened and tested negative, according to Messonnier.
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"American Dharma" screened out-of-competition at the Venice Film Festival which concludes on Sept 8.
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"Thus we would not have screened anyone he was meeting with at that time," Brayman said.
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By mid-October, roughly 348,000 donations had been screened using the test made by Hologic Inc.
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All mail destined for CNN's US offices is now being screened first at off-site facilities.
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In October, "Uncut Gems" screened at Lincoln Center, as part of the New York Film Festival.
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Among the movies to be screened: Taylor Swift: Miss Americana, the pop star's forthcoming Netflix documentary.
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Every year or two, I'm screened for intestinal cancers so that tumors can be caught early.
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The houses on the shore all had huge screened-in porches, airy cathedrals to exurban comfort.
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In 269, 29 feature films screened at TIFF, picked by the festival's well-respected programming staff.
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Those personnel were already screened by the departments of State, Defense and Homeland Security, Esper said.
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Previously, only investments in critical infrastructure, such as energy, water, telecommunications and defense could be screened.
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Previously, only investments in critical infrastructure, such as energy, water, telecommunications and defense could be screened.
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For up to 180 days, they are screened and questioned on their lives in the North.
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Previously, only investments in critical infrastructure, such as energy, water, telecommunications and defence could be screened.
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" One highly connected TSA source explains, "Gordon was screened by TSA last night (Thursday) without incident.
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Men with any mental illness were 22% less likely overall to be screened for prostate cancer.
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Underground isn't perfect over the course of its first four episodes (the number screened for critics).
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But as I sat and watched, I wondered why the studio hadn't screened it for critics.
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Flackett recalled how she felt when she screened the second episode, "Everybody Bleeds," for the first time.
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But maybe it's not so much that the new big-screened, Face ID-enabled devices aren't exciting.
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All international packages arriving to the United States are screened by U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents.
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The show's pilot screened for the first time at SXSW a year ago in a small theatre.
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Respondents were screened to determine gender identity, transgender identification, and sexual orientation to appropriately define the audience.
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You can also watch from larger-screened devices like an iPad, Android tablet, or PC without issue.
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Among those stocks, we then screened for the companies with dividend yields of at least 2.5 percent.
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The Task by Leigh Ledare screened at the True/False Film Festival (Columbia, Missouri) March 2–4.
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This was 2012, so it was a full screened smartphone that he somehow bent until it broke.
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The only people being screened are those whose temperature rises above 99.5 degrees Fahrenheit (37.5 degrees Celsius).
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That's the year all donated blood and organs began to be screened for evidence of the virus.
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Passengers at O'Hare International Airport wait in line to be screened at a TSA checkpoint in 2016.
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"Everybody that comes in is screened and asked about those two risk factors," Jordan told Business Insider.
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Voracek got it all started at 9:48 when he snapped a shot past a screened Fleury.
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Not knowing how to swim, Marube chose to run—while screaming—to the house's screened-in porch.
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When Okja and The Meyerowitz Stories were screened at Cannes last year, they were booed by audiences.
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A Syrian Love Story will be screened on March 29 during TIFF's Human Rights Watch Film Festival.
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Bernstein screened tech stocks that have a relatively cheap valuation while scoring high in the quality factor.
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The filmed, which screened at the festival on Monday, received both applause and boos from the crowd.
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Youssef Chahine — The Last Arab Optimist screened at Il Cinema Ritrovato from June 23–June 26, 2019.
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But this is screened for in all research studies being conducted, to eliminate any risk of this.
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His hoax meant passengers had to be re-screened and take-off was delayed by 90 minutes.
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This is in part because of basic amenities: air conditioned venues, screened windows, access to insect repellant.
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The Secret Service just said all guests had been fully screened and could freely enter that area.
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As films screened and parties raged, Disick was photographed on yachts and by pools with numerous women.
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This year's festival, for example, screened Alice Waddington's debut feature, the pastel-toned dystopian film Paradise Hills.
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Universal got a better result for "The Visit," a horror film that was screened at VidCon 2015.
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Experts advise that all children under age 22016 be screened for two eye diseases, strabismus and amblyopia.
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The same movie is being screened, but there are a lot of ways it can be projected.
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If implemented, passengers and luggage arriving from smaller airports would have been screened at larger connecting hubs.
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Amazon responded by saying it screened its drivers and would send a patch to fix the flaw.
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The first step would be to strengthen our commitment to ensuring people get screened for breast cancer.
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To find the stocks most likely to climb, Emanuel screened the already struggling financial and energy sectors.
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Other exterior features that were seen on many homes include screened porches, attached garages, and low roofs.
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It might also prevent 3 cases of prostate cancer that has already spread per 1,000 men screened.
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The questions were not screened in advance by the company, according to Patricia Jones, the association's president.
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The puck then sailed past Vasilevskiy, who was screened by three teammates as well as two Jets.
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By contrast, less than five percent of children under age six were screened in Kentucky in 2014.
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Pictures of the two-screened, folding device were leaked to Gizmodo (it was big on leaks then).
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The following are our favorites from Week 1, in the order in which they are first screened.
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Vox's Sundance correspondent, Gregory Ellwood, enjoyed the film when he screened it at the festival in January.
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Buckley screened it, Keith Olbermann saw it—I think Buckley and Olbermann knew each other from ESPN.
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Do you feel like you were screened in some way, or could you say what you wanted?
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She doesn't recall being screened formally at all, but was treated for postpartum depression with a prescription.
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This year, the festival received over 1,300 submissions, and from those, over 100 films will be screened.
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A million refugees would represent a massive influx of people, but 65,000 carefully screened refugees does not.
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"The Nice Guys", which also stars Ryan Gosling, was to be screened at Cannes later on Sunday.
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Employees have now been tested at the site after a long delay when only patients were screened.
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Here are some of the most popular recent questions: Q. Does donated blood get screened for coronavirus?
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Mobile video has again returned us to a cinematic form that's screened for an audience of one.
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He also ordered that employees and volunteers be screened for symptoms at the start of each shift.
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In any case, the story line is confined to one episode of the three screened for critics.
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On the days movies are screened, the park clears people off its lawn by 2:30 p.m.
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Scores of L.G.B.T.Q. groups boycotted the event and held parties that screened alternative concerts with Palestinian artists.
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While he was being screened at the entrance for the symptoms of coronavirus infection, his father died.
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While he was being screened at the entrance for the symptoms of coronavirus infection, his father died.
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When he first screened a rough cut last year, "I was completely nonplused by it," he said.
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One of Hammer's films that screened at Electronic Arts Intermix, Would You Like to Meet Your Neighbor?
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Out of 200 applicants, for example, Chitwood screened and trained 33 over the course of a year.
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Outdoor space: The 0.45-acre property includes a multilevel bluestone patio beyond the conservatory and screened porch.
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Sick patients screened virtually will still need in-person testing if they in fact have the virus.
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The Boston Symphony will perform his score of "West Side Story" live as the film is screened.
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As it turns out, nobody was actually infected -- AirAsia says the passengers were screened and tested negative.
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He urges everyone exposed to the toxic dust to be proactive in getting screened for possible illnesses.
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"Suspected cases were screened for 26 viruses, including SARS and MERS," the Stanford Health Policy report said.
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On one end, he added a 600 square-foot screened porch; on the other, later, a studio.
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Two sources said the campaign screened three other ads that were deemed too safe for the game.
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Passengers arriving at Dubai International, the world's third busiest airport, will be thermally screened, Dubai Airports said.
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He deflected in Alex Edler's point shot while teammate Brock Boeser stood behind him and screened Price.
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The most prominent Georgian films of the year are usually screened in the festival's Georgian Panorama section.
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It has two bedrooms and two bathrooms, a screened patio, crown molding, and an eat-in kitchen.
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With 85 windows and screened double doors front and back, the house is cooled by ocean breezes.
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Others came straight from work on Friday afternoon and waited to be screened by the Secret Service.
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The strategists also screened the S&P 500, aside from financials, for companies that could initiate dividends.
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Hisyam Teh, Huong's lawyer, screened a closed-circuit television video recorded at Hanoi's international airport on Feb.
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New York relies on screened admissions policies like Beacon's more than any other city in the country.
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"When someone dies that young from a heart attack, the kids should definitely be screened," he said.
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Theater 3, where "Gimme Danger" screened, was smaller than average, but allowed for a more intimate experience.
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Infants are screened at birth for the condition to make sure they are diagnosed and treated early.
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Marino upped it to 4-1 at 2:30 on a screened shot from the right point.
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People at high risk for breast or prostate cancer may need to be screened for the diseases.
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The film also received support from other countries as festivals in the UK and Nigeria screened it.
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In 2017, "Finding Dory" made headlines for being the first film screened in Donald Trump's White House.
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And because New York City is so under-screened, finding homes for movies becomes increasingly more precarious.
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TSA officers working without pay screened more than 2800 million travelers and their baggage during the holidays.
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After Luke screened the film for me last year, I immediately felt it'd be a perfect fit.
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The restorations will allow the audience to experience the films as they were screened four decades ago.
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