Bagby said that the 2D showings of "Endgame" filled up much faster than the 3D showings at his theaters, but he expects the 3D showings to be sold out for the weekend.
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IMAX and 3D showings are very popular internationally and come with a much higher ticket price than traditional showings.
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He noted that in previous years, 3D showings would have made up closer to 50% of showings for big budget films.
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One brokerage hasn't seen an impact on open houses and showings — yetWarburg's memo gave a detailed layout of how agents should prepare for open houses and showings.
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Some new issues still managed to put in decent showings.
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Imax showings accounted for $7.5 million worth of ticket sales.
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Here are some things it contains: Strong showings all around.
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AMC could hypothetically offer up to 156 showings per year.
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There were similar showings in both Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Democrats made gains in both races from their 2016 showings.
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Michael Bennet, already dropped out after poor New Hampshire showings.
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Jim Renacci in Ohio's Senate race — haven't had strong showings.
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Tickets for the showings are now available at Fathom Events site.
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Tickets will be available for all three showings beginning on Aug.
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Results dominated the day again with some poor showings impacting shares.
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That'll certainly be true by the time evening showings get underway.
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Subsequent showings will play a video recording of the Q&A.
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A full national rollout will follow: Check for local showings here.
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Stalin in Russia, and the enthusiasm demonstrated for the illicit showings
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"He has this global appeal," explained Moorier, of the two showings.
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Nitehawk Cinemas in Brooklyn has canceled showings at its two locations.
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Mr. Buttigieg has had the strongest showings overall besides Mr. Sanders.
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For example, AMC offers showings as late as 10:35 p.m.
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Both showings were improvements on Clinton's own margins in the districts.
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Strong showings in global PMIs point to additional upside in manufacturing.
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The new optional add-ons will allow members to invite a friend to the theaters, upgrade to premium 3D and IMAX showings, or order tickets specifically for certain high-demand showings for a small additional fee.
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Biden is betting on strong showings or wins in the upcoming states.
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"Even at this asking price, we've had many showings," he tells CNBC.
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Showings at AMC and Alamo Drafthouse theaters, including ones at 4 a.m.
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The early showings look positive for Democrats heading into the 2018 midterms.
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But Defendants have not come close to making any of those showings.
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Decent showings in elections boost credibility, says Tim Farron, a former leader.
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Bush, Christie, Paul, and Kasich all quickly dropped out after dismal showings.
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Avoid scented candles, fragrant flowers and baking or cooking right before showings.
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The Marvel cinematic universe has seen similar drops during second week showings.
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At conventions, raucous trivia contests and showings of bootleg blooper reels evaporated.
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Check out the company's website for its daily schedule of free showings.
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"Knives Out" brought in $2 million at early access showings (936 screens).
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She limited showings to those who could produce proof of available funds.
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These high-profile candidates had disappointing showings in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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It's one of his best showings to date in an Iowa poll.
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Biden's showings in Iowa, where he was a distant fourth behind Sen.
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Mr. Sanders has not approached such showings since the 2101 race ended.
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Since its general release in late December, most showings have been sold out.
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So far they have had about 2.13 showings and six offers, she said.
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Strong showings in Scotland and Wales would accomplish three things for Mrs May.
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Meaning certain films fare better than others when it comes to 23D showings.
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Ten showings are currently scheduled for the "Los Pinos" screening room between Dec.
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Mexican stocks rose 1 percent on strong showings by financials and consumer staples.
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Clinton and Donald Trump could lock up their respective nominations with strong showings.
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A beautiful performance from Alcantara but Pickett's seventh loss in eleven UFC showings.
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A list of the showings can be found at the film's website, www.commandandcontrolfilm.com.
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She said usually online views correlate to house showings but not this time.
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If the event didn't yield any offers, it did result in five showings.
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IMAX, 3D, and Dolby showings are included — and those tickets can get expensive.
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Precautions around the showings are just that — precautionary — but they aren't necessarily unfounded.
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The U.S. seems to be preparing for further showings of support to Taiwan.
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Biden and Sanders's strong national showings don't mean they will win the nomination.
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There are two showings at the Swedish Cottage Marionette Theater in Central Park.
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Cuba, Mexico, and the riches of the California-landed diaspora also make good showings.
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"I had over a hundred showings, and could not sell it," Ms. Kahn said.
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Today on Sky Cinema Comedy: 13 showings of #GroundhogDay followed by Dragnet 😂 pic.twitter.
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On Tuesday, Fandango reported that 4,000 showings on its site had been sold out.
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To handle the demand, some theaters have even begun offering round-the-clock showings.
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Then, I send emails to various brokers to cancel my upcoming appointments and showings.
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"Venom" set an October record for preview showings on Thursday night with $10 million.
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And they announced the new showings with a killer GIF and spot-on tweet.
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"When something comes on the market, it gets bombarded with showings," said Mr. Deckert.
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Kasich has strong second-place showings in New Hampshire and Vermont, but no victories.
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Since then, over 100 cities have hosted voter registration drives at Black Panther showings.
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Warren and Bloomberg both dropped out this week after poor showings on Super Tuesday.
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" Twitter says the "defendants have not come close to making any of those showings.
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Depending on your region, MoviePass can be up to $214.99 for just 230D showings.
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You can choose 28D, 230D, IMAX or Dolby showings for any of your movies.
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Castro's past debate showings haven't moved the needle much for him in the contest.
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One of the brokerages said the outbreak has not affected open houses or showings.
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Strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire would confirm Warren as a potential nominee.
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Several brokers recalled watching would-be roommates break up in the middle of showings.
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Events were built around the showings, complete with face painting and African dance contests.
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It worked like a charm, and got her 12 showings in the first two days.
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It's late and I have showings, but I go anyway and I'm glad I do.
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Fun Fact: During the film's original release, many audience members reported becoming nauseous at showings.
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Michael Bennet, who hung it up after unsurprisingly dismal showings in the second primary state.
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The movie is in theatres officially starting April 27, with early showings starting April 26.
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The majority of showings at AMC and Alamo Drafthouse theaters, including ones at 4 a.m.
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It opens on March 29th in Los Angeles, with showings in additional cities to follow.
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I've used the same models over the past four races and have had good showings.
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Trump and Sanders also had strong second-place showings in the Iowa caucuses last week.
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Aggressive showings from Brazil's Thomas Almeida have marked him out as a must-see fighter.
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The party's best showings came in two Iowa district special elections in December and February.
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These sorts of showings are another means of giving visibility to timely, important political causes.
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There are more showings planned for the troops in Kandahar this weekend, the company said.
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The cinema company Alamo Drafthouse donated the screen and equipment used for regular movie showings.
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Now that he has moved down to bantamweight his showings have been even more impressive.
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We are working on ways to do virtual showings via Facetime or recorded video tours.
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Warburg's memo said it has not yet seen an impact on open houses or showings.
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The intensifying attacks have coincided with strong showings for Mr. Sanders in several recent polls.
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The intensifying attacks have coincided with strong showings for Mr. Sanders in several recent polls.
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Sanders, meanwhile has remained pretty stable, while showing some good showings in early state polls.
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Clearly, Biden's poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire are causing them to hang back.
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The start of public showings — and the release of the script — will take place July 31.
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Of course, strong showings by Mr Djokovic or Mr Murray would improve those players' ratings too.
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However, AMC subscription plan includes access to premium showings, including IMAX, Dolby Cinema, and RealD 3D.
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Fandango reported this week that 8,000 showings on the online ticketing site had been sold out.
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She's taken part in Q&A sessions after recent showings of the film in New York.
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It was among the most beautiful showings in UFC history… but can he do it again?
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For some of the showings she had invited along several friends and fellow real estate agents.
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Pokemon, MINI USA and Mountain Dew also had strong showings in second, third and fifth place.
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First, he was released by the UFC after terrible showings against Michael Bisping and CB Dolloway.
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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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Downstream would be midnight showings, monographs, dorm rooms, and weed, but first there was the letdown.
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The series concludes this weekend with the final showings of "Zootopia," which was released this year.
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Between showings, Sway Callaway will present news updates, artists' memories and fans' reactions to Prince's death.
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Joanne Calderwood provided one of her best showings in years against the largely unheralded Ariane Lipski.
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Even movie showings themselves start with previews of trailers when the film is scheduled to start.
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This week, both Microsoft and Sony had strong showings at E3, the world's largest gaming conference.
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And before long, his talent and determination turned humble mid-pack showings into championship caliber headlines.
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Ms. Vega frets over the poor showings on the global history regents exams, and graduation rates.
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They flip the properties for a profit, saving sellers the hassle of showings and costly renovations.
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His showings were enough to land him on the January debate stage next week in Iowa.
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Last Friday and Saturday, 936 theaters held preview showings of the Lionsgate film, grossing $2 million.
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Washington has lost in the first round of all four of its playoff showings since 73.
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Their impressive showings in the Iowa caucuses — Mr. Cruz won, and Mr. Sanders almost did — reinforce that.
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Although Price won re-election by more than ten points, it was one of his worst showings.
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Nearly two-thirds of voters are satisfied with the economy, one of the strongest showings since 2800.
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In directly-operated stores sales climbed 28.2 percent in the quarter, with all regions delivering good showings.
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Opendoor reduces the friction of selling a house from possibly months (and multiple showings) down to minutes.
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The first episode, about surveillance of the Black Lives Matter movement, has several repeat showings this weekend.
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Biden, who unsuccessfully ran for president twice before, hopes for strong showings the Nevada caucuses, on Feb.
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Some AMC and Alamo Drafthouse theaters have opted to add more showings, including ones at 2000 a.m.
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While the current showings of the sequel technically aren't sing-alongs, the energy of the community remains.
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Other bands like Slugdge, Zeal and Ardor, and Immortal had phenomenal showings, just to name a few.
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If you're not aware, 4D showings are like 3D but with several extra doses of sensory overload.
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It also schedules showings and moves documents online to simplify the process of signing a rental agreement.
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Such on-demand showings allow people to arrange screenings in markets where it otherwise might not play.
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Three additional DSA members are headed to run-off elections slated for April after successful showings Tuesday.
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They should not allow the media to push them out just because of a few bad showings.
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Over all, the episodes averaged 73,000 viewers for their premiere showings — about a fifth of Maher's audience.
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Clinton across the South and weak showings in delegate-rich Ohio, Florida and North Carolina this month.
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It became a cult hit through several generations of moviegoers who attend midnight showings around the world.
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The difference in his showings against Gonzaga and Vera, and those against Overeem and Mitrione are tremendous.
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He has performed well on the debate stage, while Biden's showings there have been much less consistent.
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Those sitting in theaters could finish their food before leaving, but showings were canceled for the night.
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Two new parties, the military-backed Palang Pracharat and the pro-democracy Future Forward made strong showings.
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But Clinton can get away with some mediocre showings in late primaries and still win the nomination.
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The Massachusetts Democrat has seen her stock drop after lackluster showings in the first three nominating states.
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A few movie theaters staged women-only showings of "Wonder Woman," to which some men cried foul.
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They should expect a lot of close-but-no-cigar showings, just like this spring's special elections.
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The screenings will use the director's personal 240-millimeter print, and she will appear at several showings.
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Both surveys represented strong showings for Biden, who either fell behind or was running even with Sens.
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And even the candidates who turned in strong showings in the state are ready to move on.
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Others, including AMC and Landmark, have placed bans on masks and toy weapons at all Joker showings.
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And when the showings began Thursday night, no one knew who would come — if anyone at all.
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He needs strong showings in Nevada and next week in South Carolina to salvage his presidential bid.
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Warren and Klobuchar will face new questions about the viability of their campaigns after their poor showings.
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Netflix earned 92 of them on its own, buoyed by huge showings for Stranger Things and The Crown.
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After the showings, I rush back uptown for my gel manicure, pedicure, and eyebrow appointment ($105 including tip).
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But after Biden's disastrous showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, it's unclear how viable he'll be in Nevada.
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The film debuts for the American public on April 26, although there are plenty of Thursday night showings.
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Woods came in with a lot of hype, after strong showings at the Valspar Championship and Bay Hill.
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From June 5 to August 14, participating theaters will offer discounted showings of PG movies on Wednesday mornings.
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Approximately 8,000 showings of the film are reportedly sold out across the U.S. for the weekend, per BGR.
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For her final two showings, "Do Something" and "Toxic," she donned a white fur coat and jean skirt.
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Only in light of England's subsequent showings – particularly World Cup 03 and Euro 2016 – does it seem symbolic.
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Democrats had surprisingly strong showings in Kansas and Montana, but ultimately fell short in those races as well.
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There's a strong case for saying that Rubio and Kasich's small but significant showings denied both to Cruz.
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The first public showings of Warner Bros.' newest installment from the DC universe, Wonder Woman, start May 31.
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Also, be sure to put away any personal effects — razors, hair dryers, shampoo bottles, toothbrushes — before showings. 6.
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Appointment-only showings will continue through the weekend, but Carswell said he's received a generous handful of offers.
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The last of those with showings this weekend is "Caricature of She," which dissects femininity through stylized vamping.
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Yet the film, with its shaggy production values and odd pacing, became a cult hit at midnight showings.
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The films are broken up into thematic blocks, so communal dialogues can continue between the various related showings.
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The Rams' previous high on their home floor was two 101-point showings during the 2009-10 campaign.
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As of Tuesday, only three polls fell within that window, all with Christie and Fiorina posting poor showings.
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Last year, in March, the first promo played in theaters before showings of the studio's Wolverine movie Logan.
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Biden put up lackluster showings in Iowa and New Hampshire and finished second in Nevada far behind Sen.
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But after two poor debate showings, and a Super Tuesday rout, Bloomberg dropped out of the race Wednesday.
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Other brokerages are doing the same and requesting that agents show listings through video chat or private showings.
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After strong showings in the first three voting states, Mr. Sanders has emerged as the presumptive front-runner.
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The two are trying to capitalize on their strong showings in the Iowa caucuses and zoom past rivals.
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Bush, Florida's former GOP governor, suspended his campaign last month after poor showings in several early voting contests.
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After repeated showings of cowardice, it seemed as though Chapel Hill had buried the issue at long last.
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It also experimented with peak pricing, limited showings and ticket verification — all to reduce abuse of the service.
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Four years ago, pundits were blaming Hillary Clinton's poor early primary showings on her overly cerebral, pragmatic approach.
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Warren has seen her support dip in national polls after Sanders' strong showings in the first two states.
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The Biden campaign has been ailing after fourth- and fifth-place showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, respectively.
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The question is whether their loyalty will persist if he has poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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He is using strong showings in regional elections to make the case that the people are behind him.
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Some recent showings: "The Godfather" and "Romance on Lushan Mountain," along with early Woody Allen and Agnès Varda.
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The same surveys showed Mr. Rubio rising to 19 and 22 percent — his two strongest showings of the campaign.
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Special behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with the cast and creators will also be incorporated into the showings.
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Then again, it's a horror movie at a prestigious film festival, so most of the showings were at midnight.
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So the consensus was these agreements would limit owners' ability to add more "Endgame" showings to meet the demand.
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Absent strong showings Saturday, Mr. Bush and Mr. Cruz could face the embarrassing prospect of losing their home states.
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On summer nights, she sneaked down to the midnight showings of Bette's flicks in the Village and Chelsea multiplexes.
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About half of all secondary eating took place in people's homes, but offices and cars also made strong showings.
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Denver won five of the first seven games after Harris' return before the back-to-back bumpy defensive showings.
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Democrats, coming off strong showings in special elections in Kansas and Georgia, are optimistically trying to flip the seat.
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The film came out last year in Italy and begins opening in limited showings in the US this month.
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The more accomplished competitive karateka, Chinzo's MMA career has been a series of promising showings with years separating them.
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Let's get this to the execs and have them squeeze it into the final cut before the noon showings.
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Clements said she has held handfuls of showings of the home, but the showing activity hasn't been anything noteworthy.
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The films are broken up into thematic blocks, so that communal dialogues can continue between the various related showings.
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The bout with Abbott was a barnburner and one of the more memorable showings of Abbott's often downplayed career.
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Bernie Sanders, who -- after strong showings in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada -- represents the most significant challenge for Biden.
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But it offers a rich history to readers through the shared historic nodes of particular exhibitions, publications, and showings.
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That said, Democrats have become increasingly optimistic about making strong showings across California this year, given Mr. Trump's unpopularity.
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Earlier this year, in March, the first promo played in theaters before showings of the studio's Wolverine movie Logan.
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He also showed that his abysmal showings in predominantly white Iowa and New Hampshire didn't matter much, after all.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas.) Klobuchar and Buttigieg had dropped out in the wake of disappointing showings in South Carolina.
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But after Biden's poor showings in Iowa (fourth place) and New Hampshire (fifth place), he saw that lead vanish.
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Our casual plans to go see a movie are upended when all the showings near us are sold out.
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Callicoon Theater, one of the few movie theaters in Sullivan County, will have showings of "Dirty Dancing" on Aug.
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With strong showings in the first three states, Vermont senator Bernie Sanders (264.2 delegates) is the person to beat.
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Harris may have to bet the farm on strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire to raise more money.
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Two of his key backers would be the ultra-Orthodox parties, which both made strong showings in the election.
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On one hand, the showings have convinced me that these products will be a big deal at some point.
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Rivals warn that strong showings in California and Texas next week could propel him to an insurmountable delegate lead.
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He had international showings of his art, taught design and worked with commercial clients like Microsoft, Sony and L'Oréal.
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ESPN begins the first significant nationwide exposure to competitive cheerleading with showings of the National High School Cheerleading Championship.
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A resounding Democratic win in Virginia's gubernatorial race, as well as strong showings among suburban voters, topped the headlines.
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For most box office showings, Chinese companies take in 75 percent of all revenue, leaving the remainder to Hollywood.
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It trended No. 1 in the nation for over an hour for both Game of Thrones showings on the coast.
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Strong showings from Senate candidates have left Democrats convinced they can win back some of these Trump voters in 2020.
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Initially, it was believed that only a few dozen theaters had opted to do round-the-clock showings like this.
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These strong showings have undermined Change UK's claim that the Lib Dems are irredeemably tainted by their time in government.
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Data on showings and buyer interest suggests that many plan to stay on the sidelines in coming months, Bailey said.
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Unlike its recent showings at CES and MWC, the company thankfully has a roof over its head this time out.
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For $20 per month, AMC Stubs A-List gives you three movies per week, including IMAX and 3-D showings.
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Mexico's peso slid 0.3 percent, while strong showings among local financial stocks pushed the local equity index 0.9 percent higher.
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We hope you'll be able to join one of these gorgeous NYC showings—we've got the popcorn and champagne ready.
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Only international tickets are available right now, but it's expected that tickets for US showings will be available sometime today.
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Her show, Surface Treat, was among the first public showings of a process she had been developing for two years.
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Find out more about the exhibit Figural Constructs, here, and learn more about Goodwin Fine Art events and showings, here.
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But despite its teams' strong showings in international play last year, even the top squads have chosen to make changes.
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We hope you'll be able to join one of these gorgeous NYC showings — we've got the popcorn and champagne ready.
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Tupac's fanbase is an older, passionate crowd, so it stands to reason that they'd turn out for late Thursday showings.
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Also at that time, MoviePass began charging service fees for subscribers to see highly anticipated movies and prime time showings.
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" While David Newman will conduct the orchestra for the showings of "West Side Story," Alan Gilbert will conduct for "Manhattan.
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Jacobs' show is the last in the week-long line-up of showings for New York Fashion Week: the Shows.
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People will pay extra for things like big seats, 21+ showings where you can drink, good food and so on.
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After the book is published, Counts plans to hold gallery showings here in New York City and back in Thailand.
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Roethlisberger has answered a five-interception performance with efficient showings in back-to-back wins over Kansas City and Cincinnati.
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Strong election showings in 2006 and 2012 expanded their membership and extended their reach into Republican-leaning states like Montana.
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The first tournament of the year provided some tremendous technical showings, actual drama, and a fresh face at the top.
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Only 56 percent of registered voters cast ballots in Miami-Dade County, one of the worst showings in the state.
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In media interviews throughout the night, Rubio was repeatedly forced to defend his multitude of second- and third-place showings.
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Customers can upgrade to 3D, 70mm, Dolby Atmost and The Big Show premium large format showings for $1.99 per ticket.
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The next year, Mr. Ungaro established his own company, and The Times took note of one of his first showings.
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That has contributed to his likely absence from the December debate, which requires showings above 4 percent in qualifying surveys.
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It's changed shape plenty since its earlier live showings, slowing down and embracing keys rather than Thom Yorke's acoustic guitar.
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The showings, which are first come first served, will be preceded by musical performances by up-and-coming artists.westfield.com/wtc
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The Bible Belt represented well in the showings, with Mississippi, South Carolina and Arkansas spending the most time looking at porn.
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That status may be on the wane after poor showings against Sammy Watkins in 2015 and his struggles with Green yesterday.
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Avengers: Endgame will officially be released in theaters on April 26, 2019 (showings will start the evening of April 25, 2019).
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Republicans have two pick up opportunities in Minnesota in traditionally Democratic districts that saw strong showings for Donald Trump in 2016.
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The culling began Tuesday night when Senator Michael Bennet of Colorado and the entrepreneur Andrew Yang dropped out after poor showings.
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Meanwhile, Warren and Biden are under pressure to prove quickly that their single-digit showings aren't going to end their campaigns.
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Initially, it was believed that only a few dozen theaters had opted to do round-the-clock showings of the film.
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This weekend, around 20% of the "Avengers: Endgame" showings at B&B Theatres' 50 locations will be in 3D, Bagby said.
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It will also be her weakest: both the SPD and the CDU posted their worst showings since the Republic's earliest days.
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Jones's greatest showings, however, came once he began to drop the unnecessary flash and to strategically bring his advantages to lever.
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Mexico and Sweden have solid showings too, with 73 and 70 movies from the IMDb's Top 250 in their respective libraries.
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It was thus a blueprint for England showings over the next 20 years: promise much beforehand, initially deliver, then fall short.
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Video value And don't expect Twitter's 10 NFL showings to be a template for a mass conversion of premium sporting rights.
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The final tally won't come until Monday, but Disney will reveal a more accurate estimate on Sunday after Saturday night's showings.
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In recent weeks, Cruz has posted strong showings in Utah, North Dakota, Wisconsin, and Colorado to narrow the delegate gap significantly.
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It hosts radical and experimental art shows—from punk mosh pits to 24mm film showings to kinetic sound and video laboratories.
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But the ending of showings as of December 8 led some to speculate it was because fans have been panning it.
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Democrats even made strong showings in Georgia and Texas during this year's midterms, while Florida remains as narrowly divided as elsewhere.
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Biden maintained his primary lead by posting strong showings among key demographics for his campaign, including older voters and African Americans.
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They even received some buzz as a potential playoff contender after so-so showings from other powerhouse schools in the conference.
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Pre-screen all prospective tenantsWhen I listed our home on Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist, I was inundated with requests for showings.
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Zindel is seeking all the profits from the Oscar nominated film, and an injunction blocking it from further showings in theaters.
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The designer also opted to stage some high-profile showings in L.A., including February's fall '16 menswear and partial womenswear showing.
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One big real estate company -- WEA -- is shutting down all of its open houses and even putting tight restrictions on showings.
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Johnson is currently polling at about 7 percent, one of the best showings for a third party since Perot's 1992 run.
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Kameron and Cracker, as ever, made solid showings, and Aquaria, in an upset, held a Tiffany box and nailed Melania Trump.
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There were fewer of us the second time I saw "Slave Play," during one of the final preview showings last week.
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She's missed out on the initial momentum boost that strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire have provided other top candidates.
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"We have been asked by the studio to contact you to make this showing and any future showings legal," she wrote.
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That's especially problematic for Biden, whose lead in Nevada polls was erased by his disastrous showings in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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We'd see a home we liked online on Tuesday and by Thursday all showings would be cancelled due to multiple offers.
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Any of these showings from Trump would be the weakest performance from a major party nominee in the past 20 years.
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The large pieces of canvas are stretched over stretcher bars, and then once finished, cut off and stored for upcoming showings.
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She continues to lead in nationwide polling and will be looking for stronger showings as the campaign moves on to other states.
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We'll be publishing our reviews on Tuesday at 12pm ET, and the first official showings begin on the evening of Thursday 14th.
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Her performance echoed similarly strong showings from centrists in French presidential and legislative elections earlier this year, raising the hopes of Ciudadanos.
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When 'Cowboy' met Diaz, he was completely overwhelmed mentally and physically by the Californian in one of his best showings to date.
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The Warren campaign is banking on strong showings across Super Tuesday, but she will need to recover momentum quickly to stay competitive.
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The Republican hopeful suspended her bid for the White House Wednesday, following weak showings in the Iowa caucus and New Hampshire primary.
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His attacks on Bush as "low energy" stuck hard, and the former Florida governor never really recovered after poor early debate showings.
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Traditionally, movie theaters are open for about 12 to 14 hours on the weekends, with showings in the morning, afternoon and evening.
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This all doesn't look good for Biden, whose lackluster fundraising numbers don't pair well with softening showings in early-voting state polling.
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Since 1992, candidates who fared poorly in the two early states usually stayed in the race until additional poor showings confirmed defeat.
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But I think that happening is unlikely, just because of how much security there's going to be in a lot of showings.
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It's all very interesting and neat, but it's also hard to get too excited when looking back at Razer's past CES showings.
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However, a record-breaking opening weekend could be overshadowed by a massive drop in ticket sales during its second week of showings.
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Far-right parties are expected to make a strong showings in elections in the Netherlands on Wednesday and in France next month.
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As the team aged, early exits or overmatched showings in the playoffs were soon followed by not making the playoffs at all.
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And it's heartening that the demand for Cuarón's film—which greatly benefits from big-screen viewing—has led to even more showings.
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As for what any of this has to do with Carson Daly, he reported on the Drafthouse showings on The Today Show.
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Four years ago, MMA Fighting's Ariel Helwani interviewed Sapp and called him out for his lackadaisical showings in a number of fights.
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More broadly, liberals contrast the strong showings from the progressive trio with the defeats of more centrist Democrats by wider margins. Sens.
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There were particularly strong showings among women (14.5 percent), African-Americans (15.3 percent) and those with graduate or professional degrees (19.7 percent).
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Republican strategists unaffiliated with Mr. Cruz have argued that his path has narrowed significantly anyway, after underwhelming showings in several Southern states.
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In his tweet Chen listed the names of more than 100 other people who have helped to buy out theaters for showings.
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Anthology Film Archives is billing its screenings of "Who's Crazy?" as the first showings in the city in nearly half a century.
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What also makes the song so intriguing is that it's one of the best showings of Young Thug's influence we've seen yet.
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Having moved to Jackson-Winkeljohn six weeks ago, 'Danger Zone' believes he is primed for one of his best showings to date.
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Democrats in 2017 generally ran far ahead of their recent showings, including ahead of Hillary Clinton's performance in the 2016 presidential election.
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Before showings, the film's stars appear in a brief trailer, asking moviegoers to spread the word about the film on social media.
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"Once the news leaked, showings went up," Kerry Walton said of her two-bedroom, two-bath condop, which is listed for $815,000.
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However, it can be hard to find the time to sit down and learn when there are showings and events to attend.
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For that reason, it is not obvious that Tuesday's performance represents a significant improvement over the Democrats' showings earlier in the year.
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In the aftermath of Biden's poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, one of them could be poised for a big breakout.
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Kamala Harris, also saw marked increases in support following strong showings in debates but were unable to hold on to those gains.
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Sanders solidified his front-runner status in the Democratic presidential race after strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire earlier this month.
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Given their tight deadline, they sometimes split up for showings so they could cover more ground, ultimately seeing more than 20 apartments.
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Gains were driven by strong showings from tech heavyweights Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix, which surged 3.98 percent and 4.3 percent, respectively.
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Those races are being held on safe Republican turf, but Democrats are rallying their base with surprisingly strong showings from their candidates.
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The Rise of Skywalker officially opens in theaters on Friday, December 20, with early showings in many markets on Thursday, December 19.
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"The fan base is so rabid that they can eke out a lot of money with these multiple showings," Mr. Bock said.
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Read the fine print — some services have limits on the number of films or the prime-time showings you can go to.
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Strong showings there might keep her coalition pasted together, though polls suggest that's not likely and both parties are poised to lose support.
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However, we don't know yet if his poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire will impact voter choices in Nevada and South Carolina.
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After strong showings in Tuesday's primary contests, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton had a message for their rivals: It's time to give up.
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We'll also see showings from two family members of Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto: Miyu and Asen Yamamoto, who happen to be mother and son.
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Besides adding a ban on repeat showings, the company also said it will add an additional $2 surcharge for popular, opening weekend movies.
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Theater owners scheduled the films they were obligated to show in such a way where they could also fit in additional "Endgame" showings.
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But poor showings at the box-office do not necessarily mean that film audiences are politically disengaged; instead, the conversation has moved online.
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"Long movies are traditionally subject to the rules of father time and the limitations in the number of showings per day," he said.
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Though there are a couple showings for big room tracks on The Wave, the album dances all over, from pop to future bass.
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Arizona State (212-212, 3-2) relapsed on defense after consecutive strong showings, missing tackles and assignments while giving up multiple big plays.
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It's a small sample size but that's about what was expected: strong showings for Trump and Cruz, with Rubio trailing by a bit.
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Cantlay has never won a major but has had strong showings of late, finishing tied for third at the PGA Championship last month.
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One home was just listed for $7.9 mil -- a HUGE asking price -- and there have already been 4 showings in just 3 days.
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The negative press coverage of the tour is precisely what Democrats didn't need after strong showings in special elections in Kansas and Georgia.
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"Showings for most movies today (including Ant Man still) are up to $6 surcharge after 5pm in Minneapolis," user beeandnee wrote on Thursday.
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I told him both the 7 PM and 7:25 PM showings were sold out, that there was a line out the door.
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Then consider that Dillashaw's strong recent showings and Cejudo's very close victory to win the title have most considering this a foregone conclusion.
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Governor-elect Ralph Northam and Senator-elect Doug Jones, respectively, both ran on progressive platforms and won with strong showings in the suburbs.
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The passionate and sometimes aggressive crowd included strong showings from anti-fascist, anti-racist and anti-Trump groups, such as Black Lives Matter.
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Reactions to Olaf's Frozen Adventure got so bad in Mexico, where Coco premiered in October, that some theaters even cut it from showings.
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It would then be treated with chemicals and displayed for showings by running the reels containing these strips of pictures through a projector.
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About 42 percent of ticket sales came from 3-D and other premium showings, which cost an extra $3 to $5 per ticket.
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On the first night, early morning, of Meredith 2015, Melbourne-based acts Harvey Sutherland and Lucy Cliche had strong showings with live sets.
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Advanced showings of The Wooster Group's The Town Hall Affair continue at the Performing Garage (33 Wooster Street, Soho, Manhattan) through May 27.
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But since rates started to move up, "there was a flurry of activity," she said, leading to more showings and two signed contracts.
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Rolls-Royce will soon begin private showings of the Cullinan S.U.V. that rides on the same Architecture of Luxury as the Phantom VIII.
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A good ground game could still deliver Ms Harris strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, followed by a win in South Carolina.
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The former vice president also picked up wins in Massachusetts, Minnesota and Texas, three states where Sanders was expected put up strong showings.
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The two are trying to capitalize on their strong showings in the troubled Iowa caucuses, while increasingly training their fire on each other.
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Good showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, his campaign says, will help him all the more in South Carolina and on Super Tuesday.
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Gone are many of its other residents, the prosperity of its steel mills, the letters listing the showings on the Palace Theater marquee.
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In the end, Mr. Bloomberg earned about half of the Latino vote and a quarter among African-Americans, far exceeding typical Republican showings.
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The shared lines of attack gave the candidates at the political extremes their best showings ever, if from opposite ends of the spectrum.
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"Joker" also had the biggest first day opening in October, selling $39 million worth of tickets between Thursday night previews and Friday showings.
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"The Times Are Racing" is an urban piece with references to protest movements, but in its January and February showings it felt slick.
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Although both made strong showings in the first primaries, with Sanders (I-Vt.) winning New Hampshire and Buttigieg, the former South Bend, Ind.
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While Trump got a smaller share of the vote than Romney, Gary Johnson and Jill Stein both massively improved on their 2012 showings.
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Beside, O'Keeffe, the women the museum showed most in that period include Berenice Abbott, with 43 showings, and Helen Frankenthaler, with 36 exhibitions.
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"Welcome to Heartbreak" and "Paranoid" were given rare showings, and given their origins on Kanye's most emotionally broken record, their inclusion feels telling.
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The movie was set to premiere in most of Beirut's major cinemas on Wednesday night, after private showings had been held the day before.
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It was nominated for seven Academy Awards and became a staple of the Easter holiday thanks to its annual showings on ABC since 1968.
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But back to back strong showings by Buttigieg in the North may undermine Biden's strength in the South with moderate and conservative primary voters.
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It will follow a standard Broadway theater schedule, which means eight screenings per week spanning Tuesday to Sunday, with matinee showings on the weekends.
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Despite putting together solid showings, one main question will crop up regarding both campaigns: Where can they win with Iowa out of the way?
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As theaters fill up, single seats and tickets to 3D showings are some of the only options for moviegoers who haven't purchased tickets yet.
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Both teams are coming off disappointing showings in Week 212 and get a chance for redemption Sunday afternoon when the Jets visit the Jaguars.
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Jurassic fanatics will have a much better shot at getting seats here than at one of August's super in demand Dark Knight IMAX showings.
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To explore what forgiveness means, they organise lectures, discussions and cultural events, including showings of a drama which highlights the issue of Protestant flight.
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Welcome to the 'Bootyfield' Sitting through two showings of "Holy Hell," it's easy to understand how anyone could be seduced into joining the Buddhafield.
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Elite subscribers enjoy all the benefits of the cheaper plans, but they can also use their tickets on "premium" showings, like 3D or IMAX.
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One of the best showings of that was her single "Key Lime OG," which sounds like a joining of an Anime soundtrack and trap.
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The Grammy award nominations were announced Tuesday morning and, as expected, both Jay-Z and Kendrick Lamar made strong showings in the major categories.
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And yet, despite Mullins's investment in his local community, the Ulrich retrospective represents one of the first major showings of his work in Wichita.
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Mr. Kasich seems set to post a series of relatively strong showings in the Northeast, which could give him new strength heading into Indiana.
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For more news click The company boosted market share in a stagnating market in 2016 thanks to solid showings in Europe, Japan and Brazil.
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Jamaican runner Usain Bolt has earned this unofficial title after spectacular showings in Beijing and London, and he's sure to have another in Rio.
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The No. 1 Nittany Lions seized the team lead after Thursday's second round, then added to it with strong quarterfinal and semifinal showings Friday.
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At least two Republican candidates may need strong showings in New Hampshire's Tuesday primary in order to qualify for their party's next presidential debate.
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For the $8.99 a month (also billed annually) Plus plan, you can watch up to two movies per month, including 3D and IMAX showings.
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Warren dropped out of the primary field last week following disappointing showings in the Super Tuesday races, including in her home state of Massachusetts.
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Despite dismal showings in virtually every primary and caucus, Warren's endorsement would still be a coveted boost of support for either Sanders or Biden.
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The theater will have music concerts, showings of second-run movies and live HD broadcasts of productions such as performances of the Metropolitan Opera.
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Indoor activities include multiple showings of Eclipse: The Sun Revealed, a show in the planetarium that the center produced in honor of the eclipse.
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Strong showings in the first two states have not significantly helped former Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Senator Amy Klobuchar break through with nonwhite voters.
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But polling data looks grim for those candidates — particularly Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar, who enjoyed surprisingly strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Sell quickly with no showings Many investors -- called instant buyers or ibuyers -- advertise quick cash offers for "ugly houses," often at below-market prices.
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Men and women will also be allowed to sit together at the initial screening and during showings for the general public, according to CNN.
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However, Sanders has prioritized expanding his reach to voters of color and is buoyed by recent strong showings in both Iowa and New Hampshire.
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ET. Update: BTS World Tour Love Yourself in Seoul, shown in in ScreenX, will extend its run another week with daily showings until February 10th.
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Showings in three cities — Los Angeles, New York, or Chicago — are available in the app's lottery, so you can pick the one closest to you.
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It was banned from many radio stations on its release and even MTV banished it to late-night showings after getting a mountain of complaints.
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Brazil are looking for their first gold medal in women's football after silver showings at the 2004 Athens Games and four years later in Beijing.
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The first method was to benchmark Mr García′s showings in majors against his overall skill, as measured by the Official World Golf Rankings (OWGR).
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Trump still needs strong showings in upcoming contests, like next week's Indiana primary, to secure a majority of delegates before the party convention in July.
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It informed the school that it needed to pay $250 for the showing and additional fees of $250 for any future showings, according to CNN.
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Perhaps they have even heard that they should set the dining table with plates and glasses, or bake cookies before showings for a pleasing scent.
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Despite some strong showings from a few companies like Wal-Mart, the retail ETF (XRT) is set to log its fifth-straight week of losses.
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There are questions from black officials and activists about Biden's electability following poor showings in the early contests — and about the ex-veep's turnout operation.
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Florida and California also had strong showings in the HomeUnion top 10, with Tampa and Jacksonville, Florida, and San Diego in the top three spots.
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"Please read carefully before scheduling showings," is the ominous, precedent-setting introduction to the most puzzling house listing you'll read all day (or all year).
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The goal isn't to get butts in the seat for Star Wars, it's more about bumping attendance at the two showings of The Florida Project.
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YMMV. It's the second time the theater chain has pulled the frightening stunt, offering up two sold-out, clowns-only showings for It in 2017.
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In both tournaments, most elite players simply happened to underperform throughout the week, making the strong showings by the champions look unusually dominant by comparison.
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I saw the film way past most kids' bedtimes, because all the other showings were sold out, but the line buzzed down the block anyway.
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A former Texas congressman, O'Rourke was struggling to qualify for the next Democratic debate after months of poor showings in opinion polls and lackluster fundraising.
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And both the FDP and Greens, bolstered by their relatively strong showings on September 24th, will want concrete achievements they can vaunt to their voters.
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The designer's intimate showings on East 57th Street were attended by the elite: C. Z. Guest, Doris Duke and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, a devout client.
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The most common fear-inducing situations are open houses, vacant or model home showings, properties that were unlocked or unsecured, and properties in remote areas.
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Mr. Rubio won just 5 percent of the vote in Mississippi and 9 percent in Michigan — his two worst showings in a primary this cycle.
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Mr. Carson, the retired neurosurgeon, said he saw no path forward for his campaign after a string of poor showings in the Super Tuesday contests.
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The screenings in Nairobi were packed throughout the week as attendees showed up to buy tickets in person, prompting the theater to add more showings.
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If Ward turns up in anything near to his usual form, it might be one of the better boxing showings you will see this year.
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Some of the strongest Democratic showings of the year came in the relatively high-turnout special congressional elections, like in Montana or in Georgia's Sixth.
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Or it turns out that the assistant will be doing the showings, when the seller thought it was the No. 2 person on the team.
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It did not have English subtitles, but screenings were fully booked within 30 minutes, leading to plans in at least one town for additional showings.
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It was a dramatic reversal of fortune for a candidate whose dismal showings in Iowa and New Hampshire once had the buzzards circling his campaign.
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" Left: "For my first collection, I wanted to present something modest, honest and extremely focused, so I chose just 19 looks and held intimate showings.
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"He negotiated a six-month lease for us with the contingency that we would need to allow showings on a pretty regular basis," she said.
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Eaton edged France's Kevin Mayer, who had threatened his position with strong showings in the pole vault and javelin throw, into the silver medal position.
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As Mr. Sanders rises in the polls and claims strong showings in early states, a new set of media stars is on the rise, too.
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On Disney cruises, new movies typically get a midnight premiere and then have multiple showings in the weeks and months that follow the initial release.
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Despite poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, the former vice president has continually voiced confidence that he would perform strongly in more diverse states.
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Make no mistake: Despite the losses, these four special election results — in Kansas, Montana, Georgia and South Carolina — are very strong showings for the Democrats.
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Still, strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire can bring a boon in both money and media attention that can vault candidates to later success.
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A handful of Twitter users have been called out for posting fake claims of racially motivated assaults at showings of Marvel's "Black Panther," Buzzfeed reported Friday.
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That's probably a stretch, but if it happens, the big loser will be Trump or Rubio, both of whom are depending on impressive showings on Tuesday.
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Over the past two decades, strong showings in Toronto have helped boost the awards prospects of American Beauty, Slumdog Millionaire, The King's Speech, Crash, and more.
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Given how much slower Weidman has looked in the second round of both his most recent showings, this strategy seems like it could work a treat.
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He was re-elected earlier this year, though amid poor poll showings, widespread allegations of fraud, and a general lack of faith in the democratic process.
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The only natural candidate there was Biden, whose dismal showings in the first two contests undercut his hopes that the Palmetto state provides a political firewall.
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But as the year progresses, with strong populist showings possible in the Dutch and French elections, German voters are likely to value responsible leadership even more.
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And just over a year ago, tactical voting against the FN stymied their efforts to win a single region despite strong showings in the first round.
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Still, even though Smith's works occasionally pop up at art fairs and in group exhibitions, larger, focused showings of her art have been less frequently presented.
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Some 22% of tickets sold for "Avatar" were for 23D showings, which tend to be more expensive than regular tickets, Shawn Robbins, chief analyst at Boxoffice.
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This is a huge problem for the funeral industry, which used to depend on expensive caskets and elaborate public showings for the bulk of their revenue.
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To allow similar showings to take place in the Octagon could have detrimental effects on mixed martial arts, and most importantly, the health of the fighters.
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There are over 70 showings of the movie at the Downtown Brooklyn location between now and next Thursday; of those, just three are for women only.
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The name of that series of short showings will be Between Two Palms, as gallery visitors pass through two palm trees to get into the space.
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With so much riding on the Granite State -- where Jeb Bush, Chris Christie, and John Kasich are counting on strong showings -- attacks on Rubio have escalated.
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In the U.K., Sky Movies Comedy had — the same idea, but went for the full 24 hour loop with a whopping 13 showings of the film.
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"The Rocky Horror Picture Show" was a flop when it was first released in 1975, but went on to become a cult hit at midnight showings.
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The showings will take place across three nights — Monday, September 23, Saturday, September 28, and Wednesday, October 2 — with four remastered episodes playing on each night.
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In both contests, however, Clottey made respectable showings, and could have even been successful in the Pacquiao bout had he not shelled up the entire fight.
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The name of that series of short showings will be Between Two Palms, as gallery visitors pass through two palm trees to get into the space.
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Retaining control of the House was expected, but Democrats had hoped to regain control of the Senate with strong showings in a dozen hotly contested races.
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The upside: users can see the three weekly movies on the same day if they wish, as long as there's a two-hour buffer between showings.
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This year's showings are surprisingly less bullshit than usual, but fear not, there's still plenty to bitch about—and, perhaps even more unexpectedly, some good news.
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To celebrate one year of showing movies in its sleekly renovated incarnation, the Quad is holding encore showings of noteworthy titles from the past 12 months.
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Eventually, we were able to allow underground screenings and independent film festival showings, and also make the film available for anybody who wanted to see it.
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While Biden romped to victory in Virginia with over 22020% of the vote, for example, Sanders' second-place showing and surprisingly weak showings from former Sen.
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Dismal showings in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada have cast doubt as to Steyer's electability after he broke the top five only in the Silver State.
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The first open house, she said, had 214 showings (closer to six is typical), and she now has an offer for $100,000 over the asking price.
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The third- and fourth-strongest showings were also by opposition parties — the Polish People's Party, with 13 percent, and the Democratic Left Alliance, with 6.6 percent.
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Combined with their mediocre to poor showings in Nevada, that outcome in South Carolina would define them as candidates who can't appeal to a diverse electorate.
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Warburg said it has not yet seen an impact on open houses or showings but that could change when and if the virus continues to spread.
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Joe Biden is redeploying dozens of campaign staffers to the two states in hopes of regaining his footing following disappointing showings in New Hampshire and Iowa.
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That process has yet to begin in earnest -- even as Sanders continues to build momentum with his strong showings in early states and demonstrated fundraising prowess.
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Elizabeth Warren and former Vice President Joe Biden, the debate offered a chance to turn around their poor showings in New Hampshire and Iowa, while Sen.
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This documentary by David Lickley (all but two of the seven daily showings are in 3-D) explores a frozen environment that actually teems with life.
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Biden desperately needed a win after poor showings in the first two nominating contests in Iowa and New Hampshire and a second-place finish in Nevada.
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So book your trip, find out what the typical window is, then start lining up your showings that many days or weeks before you head there.
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While Sanders, Buttigieg and a suddenly surging Klobuchar celebrated their strong showings in New Hampshire on Tuesday night, Biden headed to a rally in South Carolina.
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Pouille, 24 years old and seeded 28th, burst onto the scene in 2016, with quarterfinal showings at Wimbledon and the U.S. Open, where he beat Nadal.
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Bloomberg's entrance has also distracted the other candidates' attention away from attacking Sanders, who became the frontrunner following his strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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"Biden is well positioned to move on to the more diverse states of Nevada and South Carolina, and have strong showings in both," this person said.
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While Sanders, Buttigieg and a suddenly surging Klobuchar celebrated their strong showings in New Hampshire on Tuesday night, Biden headed to a rally in South Carolina.
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Poster artists like Joe Mensah and Frank Armah were hired by the operators of "mobile video clubs," or VHS movie showings from vans powered by gas generators.
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She eventually became a prolific artist, holding well-received showings of her drawings, paintings, and fabric art at prominent galleries in New York and around the country.
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Afterwards she declined to say whether the former vice president's poor showings in the first two caucus states had factored into the union's decision not to endorse.
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In order to give the most impressive showings of all time their due, an alternative is to count the standard deviations above average expected by our model.
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Super Tuesday — the series of primaries and caucuses that will help decide the Democratic and Republican candidates for president — featured strong showings from both parties' front-runners.
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Recent Republican Iowa winners, including former Senator Rick Santorum in 2012 and former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee in 2008, had weak showings in their New Hampshire contests.
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Following his split decision win over Guida, Maynard was probably confident that he would go on to put on more dominant showings in his future Octagon outings.
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Also, the first week "Batman v Superman" haul included the $24.1 million from Thursday night preview showings, whereas the second weekend sum does not account for those.
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A year later he was picked up by a team from Dayton and, thanks to more good showings, was later offered a move to the Atlanta Crackers.
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Like their counterparts in PE, VC funds have long lifespans, which allows partners to cultivate long-term growth in portfolio companies rather than focusing on quarterly showings.
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The former champions, last overall in 2018 with one of their worst ever showings, have been the only team whose car has yet to turn a lap.
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Paramount launched Denzel Washington-Viola Davis's "Fences" with $2000,217 at 3363,346 sites in Saturday night showings and plans to expand the drama to about 2280,2000 locations Sunday.
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Some MoviePass theaters that offer e-ticketing still appear to have available showings according to Twitter users, but that doesn't appear to be true across the board.
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As Curbed reported, other professionals in the industry are being encouraged to offer virtual tours through video chat or private showings instead of hosting traditional open houses.
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Ross Perot, in 1992 and 1996, had one of the strongest showings a third-party candidate has ever had, though he didn't win a single electoral vote.
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By Thursday evening, the party had won or was leading in just 51 seats, a small improvement from 2014 but still one of its worst showings ever.
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Star Wars Day, it turns out, is a real thing — people throw parties, and there are showings and games and merriment in all the galaxies, I'm sure.
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It was a stinging setback for Sanders, who just two weeks ago was riding high with back-to-back strong showings in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada.
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Sanders will also need decent showings in North Carolina and Virginia, where local elected officials past and present have flocked to Biden over the last 48 hours.
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For months, Biden's aides have tried to cushion potentially lukewarm showings in Iowa and New Hampshire and hinted that South Carolina is where he'd really take off.
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Jimmy Kimmel is a man of many talents, but with two less than stellar showings on Shark Tank, launching a business might not be one of them.
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The former Florida governor has been on an upswing since his stumbling early showings, and he was more vigorous and relaxed than ever before on Thursday evening.
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He removed most of his collection to prepare the room for real estate showings, but forgot the application was still hanging on the wall, the report states.
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The three candidates had similar showings in a September Quinnipiac University poll, which saw Warren, Biden and Sanders at 2628 percent, 28503 percent and 22019 percent, respectively.
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Each day will include two showings of the first 52 minutes of the moon walk, from Neil Armstrong's first step to the placement of the American flag.
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He may not have to win, but dismal showings will make it exceedingly difficult to rebound in South Carolina and the big March 3 "Super Tuesday" primaries.
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Since making her return the following year, Williams has appeared in both the Wimbledon and US Open finals on two occasions, but lost in all four showings.
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His teammates went 23 of 443 from 244-point range in the first half, which included 26-for-225 showings by Cain and sophomore guard Greg Elliott.
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Now that most of the national attention has turned to Montana, national Democrats are also getting involved after strong showings in both Kansas and Georgia's special elections.
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Several other Democrats fell off the list entirely, moving from Likely Democratic ratings to safe territory, after strong fundraising quarters -- and weak showings by their Republican foes.
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But a looming Mike Bloomberg and poor showings compared to other fellow moderates Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar in the first two states has Biden's campaign on edge.
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In case you missed it, on July 5, MoviePass launched "peak pricing," during which customers had to pay a few bucks extra to see the most desirable showings.
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You also can expect to see showings from longstanding home product manufacturers embrace these technologies as a way to bring themselves up to speed with 21st century technologies.
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When assessing how Podolski has achieved legend status with Germany, one has to make a stark distinction between his club contributions and his showings for the national team.
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To round out the experience, hotel guests can expect performances from up-and-coming musicians, feature-length movie showings, and a lounge inspired by Mountain Dew Baja Blast.
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The opening weekend has featured some excellent games, several superb individual showings and lots of footage of fans senselessly beating each other over the head with plastic chairs.
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Stand Out Performances The two stand out performers of the event were Calvin Kattar and Rob Font, both of whom picked up brilliant knockouts amid crisp, technical showings.
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Following the country's recent lifting of a 35-year-old cinema ban, temporary local theatres popped up with showings of The Emoji Movie (of all films) in January.
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But the Republican Senate gains and strong Florida and Georgia gubernatorial showings ran counter to the mainstream media bubble's narrative; elite media would be wise to self-reflect.
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The wintertime Arctic sea ice extent has been shrinking for years—in fact, the thirteen puniest winter ice showings on record all occurred in the last thirteen years.
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The federal auditors said Pemex did not have attendance records for all the showings that Cinetransformer was contracted to provide between 2013 and the end of last year.
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JPMorgan Chase, which kicks off earnings season on Thursday, Goldman Sachs and Bank of America look ready to beat their first-quarter showings, according to Thomson Reuters estimates.
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The walkouts occurred at dozens of Google's offices around the world today, according to organizers, in one of the largest public showings of tech worker activism to date.
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"The Istanbul cat movie," as I've taken to calling it, is certainly compelling at face value—many of the documentary's New York showings last weekend were sold out.
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Bloomberg's campaign, based on its level of spending and support, was banking on strong showings in Oklahoma, Arkansas, North Carolina, Tennessee and parts of Texas, according to aides.
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His campaign, which had been on life support after poor showings in the Iowa and New Hampshire nominating contests, was resurrected by a resounding win in South Carolina.
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The history museum in particular had some interesting showings, including an exhibit about the 153 World's Fair and the Summer Olympics that took place within that same period.
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The special elections held so far — including Democrats' surprisingly strong showings in Georgia and Kansas — have helped encourage better Democratic candidates to throw their hats into the ring.
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In New York, for instance, 70-millimeter showings of "Dunkirk" and "Phantom Thread" played at the AMC Loews Lincoln Square — but AMC theaters are out in this case.
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His campaign, which had been on life support just weeks earlier after poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, was resurrected by a resounding win in South Carolina.
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An internal memo from New York-based Warburg Realty gives a detailed layout of how agents should prepare for open houses and showings that are still taking place.
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The former vice president appeared to be coasting to the nomination until this month, when he plunged in the polls following disappointing showings in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Warren has been looking for a comeback after poor showings in the first two states to vote, Iowa and New Hampshire, where she finished third and fourth, respectively.
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So he will leave office with roughly 2,000 pending requests on his desk — an embarrassing record that isn't excused by the similarly poor showings of other recent presidents.
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His campaign, on life support just weeks ago due to poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, was resurrected by a resounding win on Saturday in South Carolina.
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"We've never done showings where you had to be a man to get in, but we *did* show the Entourage movie a few years ago," the cinema replied.
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Later they were filed in the Academy's archives, where they've mostly stayed out of public view, aside from small showings of the presidential hair in 2008 and 2016.
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"Of course, those who hope Judge Gorsuch will rule in their favor on particular issues once he's confirmed would have trouble identifying clear showings of support too," Vladeck said.
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The late Ross Perot had one of the strongest showings a third-party candidate has ever had in 1992 and 1996, though he didn't win a single electoral vote.
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Stepped up security nationwide In a joint bulletin, the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security warned law enforcement after online threats called for mass shootings at movie showings.
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Texas independents' preference for O'Rourke is another worrying sign for the GOP at a time when Democrats across the country appear poised to outperform their traditionally weak midterm showings.
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The strategy seems to work in some capacity for Nokia, which revived the 3310 and the banana phone from The Matrix at the past two Mobile World Congress showings.
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To add to all of that, the Netherlands, France and Germany are holding general elections this year, in which populist anti-EU parties are expected to make strong showings.
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John Kasich and Chris Christie can excuse their bad showings in Iowa because they were focused on New Hampshire, but neither seem like viable candidates in the long run.
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Nintendo and Samsung also had strong showings with the Nintendo Switch, Samsung Galaxy S8, Super NES Classic and Samsung Galaxy Note 8 making the Top 10 in that category.
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Flipping control of the House meant picking up a net gain of 23 seats, but that also meant holding on to five seats where Republicans put up strong showings.
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At the Cinemark 280 in Chico, California, for example, all tickets are $2499 on Tuesday; regularly, the first showing of the day is $2799, and $163 for later showings.
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These showings are all over the United States and Canada (not just in the typical entertainment hubs of New York and Los Angeles), and totally open to the public.
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The party's performance among college-educated white women was better (22018% in 22010 and 22014% in 20103) but still below their strongest showings with those women in recent years.
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All opposition parties were further weakened by dismal showings in May's federal election, amid multiple allegations - not confirmed in the subsequent recount - of fraud by the two main parties.
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Apple had the highest profits of any U.S. company, Amazon romped into the top 22017, and relative upstarts like Tesla, Netflix, and Nvidia all notched strong showings for investors.
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I love going to midnight showings of movies, playing games as soon as they unlock, and chatting with the Internet water cooler when an interesting new thing is out.
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Biden's at-times fumbling debate performances, and his poor showings in the first two elections in Iowa and New Hampshire, contrasted with Sanders' wins in New Hampshire and Nevada.
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A handful of Amazon employees from Seattle have expressed interest, Ms. Lee said, adding that the number of daily showings had jumped from a half dozen to about 2.53.
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Then in February 1964, it reopened in a Greenwich Village movie house and proved so successful that it enjoyed an uptown move-over and revival showings in other cities.
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The third piece would be for other centrist candidates, particularly former New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg, to drop out of the race after weak showings on Super Tuesday.
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Mr Biden, who has led by a healthy margin throughout, gave one of his better showings—though, given how poorly he had performed previously, that sets a low bar.
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This weekend, the museum presents two encore showings of "Lost Landscapes of New York" (Saturday and Sunday), a screening of which sold out at New York University in November.
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His best showings since returning to the tour in January, about nine months after spinal-fusion surgery, were two second-place finishes: at the Valspar Championship outside Tampa, Fla.
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The late Ross Perot had one of the strongest showings a third-party candidate has ever had in 1992 and 20203, though he didn't win a single electoral vote.
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Mr. Bong said that he regrets that "Okja" is getting such limited cinema showings but that nowadays theatrical releases account for a short part of a film's life span.
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Sanders, after strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire and with a slew of national polls showing him atop the field, is widely seen as the race's front-runner.
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Biden has pinned his hopes on winning South Carolina to reinvigorate his candidacy after poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire and a distant second-place finish in Nevada.
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Sanders appears set to post strong showings in several of the Super Tuesday contests as Buttigieg and a number of other centrists continue to split up the moderate vote.
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"We have the first film by Damien Chazelle and the first film by Barry Jenkins," she said, citing two filmmakers who had good showings at this year's Academy Awards.
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No one reason, although her open embrace of "Medicare for All" coupled with back-to-back middling showings in the two most recent debates likely played a major role.
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Strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, which don't really have a huge number of delegates, can bring in money and media attention that can lead to later success.
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Demand for home showings was still very high at the start of this year, according to Redfin, but the number of offers written was lower than a year ago.
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"The Rise of Skywalker" had a solid start to the weekend grabbing $40 million in preview showings, becoming the fifth-highest grossing Thursday night preview in U.S. cinematic history.
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Microsoft's 3.03-inch Surface Laptop 23.0 marks a long-overdue debut for AMD CPUs in flagship laptops, allowing for one of the strongest showings in integrated graphics to date.
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Their paths hinge on strong showings in the more diverse early states of Nevada and South Carolina, and riding that energy into delegate-rich Super Tuesday on March 280.
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Trump reveled in the campaign's rough-and-tumble nature in his speech, congratulating Cruz and Rubio for their strong showings while shushing those in the crowd that booed his opponents.
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Biden's poor performance, and strong showings of candidates deemed less electable like Warren, suggests that people should be a little more humble in their claims about who can beat Trump.
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Last night's debate featured strong showings from some of the lesser-known candidates, including former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio and Rep.
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The teaser even included a moment of audience participation to really give the feeling of what made the musical iconic over thousands of midnight showings since its 1975 theatrical release.
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I had plenty of room to walk around and I feel like this space must be pretty comfortable even as it gets more crowded during late-night showings and weekends.
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So far, the Chinese box office has said that "Endgame" has secured around $90 million in advanced tickets and is estimated to haul in around $20 million from midnight showings.
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After EW reported a Deadpool 2 teaser would screen in front of showings of Logan in theaters beginning this weekend, the video, featuring Ryan Reynolds spoofing Superman, is now online.
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The site provides the listings, allows users to schedule tenant visits to the property (the founder says more than 86,000 property showings were booked in October) and processes the transactions.
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Dozens and dozens of fashion shows comprise the New York Fashion Week calendar each season, and this week's showings have, overall, been the most political we've seen in some time.
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During one week in January his Patanjali brand was the top spender in Indian television advertising, beating such consumer giants as Unilever and Cadbury with a blitz of 17,000 showings.
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Yes, 6900 With a 2628 win, Democrats will have won more votes in six of past seven presidential elections, among the strongest showings by a U.S. political party in history.
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"I think Trump will win, but I think Ted and Marco will have really good showings," said Brad Marston, a Cruz volunteer who works as a political consultant in Massachusetts.
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Several Democratic lawmakers in the House and Senate took to social media to share that they were attending showings of the Marvel movie "Black Panther" on the film's opening weekend.
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The markets' strong showings could be attributed in part to Powell's testimony that the Fed would cut interest rates in the face of slowing global growth and increasing trade tensions.
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Trump won all five states in 2016, though Democrats are hoping to put up strong showings in all five and flip at least a few into their column next year.
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Other major markets in Asia also put in poor showings, with South Korea's Kospi shedding 21.1697 percent to close at 20.48,268.41 and Australia's edging down by 20.41 percent to 103,210.
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The upset in Alabama follows the Democratic Party's victories in statewide elections in Virginia and strong showings in special elections that they narrowly lost in Georgia, Montana, and South Carolina.
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The work-in-progress showings of the Commons Choir's BROOKLYN REZOUND will take place at BRIC House Artist Studio (647 Fulton Street, Fort Greene, Brooklyn) on November 10 and 11.
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He didn't get a great opportunity to show what he can do in 46 games with Denver, and strong summer league and preseason showings never led to a steady role.
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You will eventually find C and C++ way down on the list, as well as Python, but their showings are about what you'd expect given a survey of web developers.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 2020 race After such a series of disappointing showings, the only question after Super Tuesday was when Warren would get out.
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Both had successful showings at the Creative Arts Emmys, winning three and five trophies respectively, and both won at least two prizes that often accompany wins in the top category.
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Be sure to read the terms and conditions, since services have caps on the number of films you can see, or limits on the number of showings you can attend.
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Profits for chip makers in the S&P 500 fell 21 percent during the first quarter, among the worst showings by any industry group within the index, according to FactSet.
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Business and professional services as well as health care also had strong showings, while the retail sector slumped, losing 22,000 jobs and erasing nearly all the gains made in May.
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President Trump's cameo scene in the holiday classic "Home Alone 2: Lost In New York" was reportedly cut from showings of the movie on Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) this month.
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Elizabeth Warren are relying on Nevada and South Carolina to turn around their dismal New Hampshire showings — hoping that the more diverse states may give them a shot of momentum.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) has yet to weigh in on the race but will likely be prodded to get involved after the party's strong special election showings elsewhere.
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The campaign is predicting strong showings in New Hampshire, Nevada and in key Super Tuesday states, especially California, the Democratic primary's biggest prize, which would more clearly validate their strategy.
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The Netflix film, starring Robert De Niro, Al Pacino and Joe Pesci, will have a limited theatrical run before hitting the streaming platform — including showings at Broadway's historic Belasco Theatre.
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After dismal showings in predominantly white Iowa and New Hampshire, the one-time front-runner argued his fortunes would improve once more diverse states had their say in the primary.
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" Priebus suggested that Trump's performance would only strengthen with similar showings in the weeks to come, noting, "You're already seeing some of the polling starting to tighten across the country.
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That performance, combined with 2017 wins in Alabama, Virginia and New Jersey, and strong showings in previous special elections, all reflect the headwinds Republicans are facing in November's midterm elections.
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There were some strong showings from the more marginal candidates, though none is likely to have achieved the sort of breakout moment needed to qualify for the next primary debate.
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The film, the ninth and final installment in the Skywalker saga, hauled in $40 million in preview showings, becoming the fifth-highest-grossing Thursday night preview in U.S. cinematic history.
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The film, the ninth and final installment in the Skywalker saga, hauled in $40 million in preview showings, becoming the fifth-highest grossing Thursday night preview in U.S. cinematic history.
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With deep pockets, big ambitions, and development deals with many hot talents like Ryan Murphy and Shonda Rhimes, it's likely that Netflix has years of Emmy showings in its future.
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Disney has removed Star Wars' first same-sex kiss from its new movie, "The Rise of Skywalker," in all showings in Singapore over the country's restrictive laws governing LGBTQ people.
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In 2016, six GOP presidential candidates dropped out after disappointing showings in the first two states; out of the 17 original candidates, 12 didn't even make it to Super Tuesday.
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Carly Fiorina, 61, the former chairwoman of Hewlett-Packard, suspended her presidential campaign Wednesday, announcing her decisions on social media after poor showings in the New Hampshire and Iowa nominating contests.
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Next to him is a bio describing his 4.31 GPA, membership on the varsity swim team, prowess in piano and first, second and third-place showings in the school talent show.
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Both he and Goepper had made strong showings in the slopestyle qualifying earlier Sunday — which aired Saturday night stateside — placing fifth and seventh, respectively, heading into the finals in the afternoon.
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ET, TNT, FSN Oklahoma, ROOT (Houston) ABOUT THE THUNDER: Westbrook's off-shooting outing in Game 232 was bad enough but several members of the supporting cast had poor showings as well.
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MoviePass is currently offering a three-ticket deal for $7.95 per month, in addition to its unlimited offer, but that deal does not include an option to see non-2D showings.
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Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg suggested Tuesday that strong showings in the Democratic primary's early states would boost his still-flagging support among voters of color, whom the former South Bend, Ind.
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Hacksaw Ridge, Lion, Manchester by the Sea, Fences, Hidden Figures, and Hell or High Water round up the Best Picture nominees this year, and are also tipped to make strong showings.
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Strong showings in the four states can not only start the process of racking up delegates but also help candidates unlock donations and media coverage that propel them to later success.
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While big tech companies like Google and Intel had predictably strong showings in a number of tasks, smaller teams (and even individuals) ranked highly by using unusual and little-known techniques.
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On Wednesday September 28, Riri will be taking the City of Lights by storm with two showings of her second athleisure collection for Puma at 7:30 and 8:30 p.m.
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Both are considered medal hopefuls, Robert for what would be a record sixth for Brazil, and on the first day of racing at the Olympic Regatta they mirrored with mixed showings.
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For foreign films, one benshi would perform all a film's characters, while showings of domestic films utilized kowairo setsumei ("voice coloring"), in which an offstage team would act out the voices.
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The key factors for the under-performance were the movie's 163-minute running time — which limits the number of showings each day — plus far less traction among younger moviegoers than anticipated.
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That still didn't deter the film geeks, or even those casually interested in watching an essentially dead format; fans lined up around the block in major cities for the 70mm showings.
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A theater in Austin, TX is receiving backlash by some dudes that want to make reverse sexism a thing after offering women-only showings and sending the proceeds to Planned Parenthood.
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After strong showings earlier in the series, the Europeans were the favourites to win the grand final of the 10th edition of the championship, held this year in Paris' AccorHotels Arena.
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Across the country, the ANC has maintained a majority of support with strong showings in rural areas, but it has slipped below the key bellwether of 60% on the national stage.
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ROME (Reuters) - World food prices rose in January, buoyed by a rebound in dairy prices and stronger showings for vegetable oils and sugar, the United Nations food agency said on Thursday.
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At the March 4 general elections, the 5-Star movement won almost 50 percent of the plant's host city, Taranto, one of the strongest showings for the movement anywhere in Italy.
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Wins in Nevada and Colorado, plus increased participation in California and relatively good showings in Arizona and Texas generated grassroots organizations the party is keen to bank on in future elections.
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That's about what experts had expected — Ossoff has to run up the score in DeKalb to have a chance, while Handel's path to victory includes strong showings in Fulton and Cobb.
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In the Parish Hall, the choreographer Donna Uchizono served tea between Jimena Paz's quietly ravishing showings of a dance she learned 25 years ago in Argentina, or her recollection of it.
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The roughly 50 films selected for various prizes and showings were announced by Thierry Frémaux, the festival's director, and by the TV executive Pierre Lescure at a news conference on Thursday.
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After unexpectedly strong showings in Germany's 211 regional elections — the AfD took seats in nine out of 216 state legislatures and later picked up two more — the party seemed to falter.
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Peralta (6-43) hurled three-hit ball over seven scoreless innings while striking out seven and walking two in one of the strongest showings of his 13-game major league career.
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One Thursday evening in the Villeray neighborhood, Normand Ranger poured family and friends Côte du Rhône at one of his alley's 34 annual events, which include block sales and movie showings.
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Other analysts attributed the poor showings by the establishment parties of Mr. Renzi and Mr. Berlusconi to an anti-establishment wave that the years of government by muddle had only exacerbated.
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But Biden's win in South Carolina marked his first primary victory ever and showed that, despite his poor initial showings in early states, he remains a force to be reckoned with.
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Phil Scheinfeld, a salesman with Compass, arrives at his showings extra early to wipe the counters down with Clorox, to run a Swiffer over the floors and to spray with Lysol.
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"On a map, it looks like it's five million miles away," said Mr. Masci of Lowercase, who has struggled to convince customers to come to the factory for demonstrations and showings.
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Many consider it to be one of Ali's greatest showings for the fact that his physical gifts had almost completely deserted him while Shavers was at the peak of his powers.
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His campaign, which had been on life support just weeks ago due to poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, was resurrected by a resounding win on Saturday in South Carolina.
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And while Warren's path to the nomination seemed to rely on a victory in one of those two states, there are signs of life even after her less-than-impressive showings.
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While the Alamo plans to take additional security measures for Joker showings, other theaters are following suit, issuing their own warnings and posting officers at various locations in the United States.
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While Buttigieg posted strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, he appears to face an uphill climb moving ahead to more diverse nominating states where he has struggled to gain traction.
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Despite poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, the former vice president has continued to express confidence that his standing in the race will strengthen as more-diverse states hold voting.
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If you want to follow up the original series or movies with the new movie, it officially comes out on October 11, although some cities have showings beginning on Oct. 10.
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While Ozyildirim said the strong recent showings indicate "robust economic growth throughout 2018," he cautioned that the U.S. Federal Reserve's plans to raise interest rates could affect aspects of the metric.
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This past September, the average hourly wage rose half a percent compared to the prior month, or nearly 3 percent, year-over-year, one of the best showings in years. Why?
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Democrats hope that strong showings in urban and suburban areas in recent elections will continue for Bredesen in places like Nashville (where he was once mayor), and other major Tennessee metros.
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Recency bias is tough to contend with and makes it tough to recall the better showings earlier in the year, especially with performances as commanding and thoughtful as dos Anjos vs.
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The progressive insurgency sweeping the nation is cresting in Rhode Island as well — a state with a peculiar brand of politics and a history of strong lefty showings in Democratic primaries.
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Avengers fans in countries including Egypt, Italy, Portugal, Switzerland and Turkey — where a mid-movie break is customary, even in shorter films — all reported having an intermission during showings this week.
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Even if we allocate third party votes proportionally to account for a number of races with strong third-party showings, Democrats have only been outperforming the 20183 baseline by about 6 points.
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In the years that followed, Hogan made numerous showings to apologize, most notably on The View and during his Hall of Fame induction speech at the Boys & Girls Club in May 2018.
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Up until this point, Tyler had played twenty five UK shows in three years without any serious incident, and had put on special film showings in central London just eight weeks prior.
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After months of steady but unremarkable showings in the polls, Harris has been looking for a moment that would clearly separate her from the 23 other people running for the Democratic nomination.
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But during the primaries, Trump was bolstered by extraordinarily strong showings in liberal states like New York, Massachusetts, and California where he won popular vote majorities that eluded him throughout the South.
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Call Me By Your Name, Get Out, Lady Bird, Phantom Thread, Darkest Hour, and The Post round up the Best Picture nominees and are also expected to put up strong showings tonight.
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These were industry insiders paid to school collectors in what was hip, get them invited to exclusive showings, and recommend emerging artists whose work would be appreciated in cultural cache or price.
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As the perfect response to the male outrage, the Brooklyn theater has three more showings for only woman-identifying ticketholders after the movie comes out Thursday (but they all sold out already).
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The film took in $29 million between Thursday previews and Friday night showings, a strong start for a horror film that doesn't have the benefit of a major franchise fueling ticket sales.
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But the results showed the real estate mogul is not at all fading, despite lackluster showings in Saturday's primaries and some national polls that found growing resistance to him in the GOP.
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Ross Perot, who died early Tuesday morning, had one of the strongest showings a third-party candidate has ever had in 1992 and 1996, though he didn't win a single electoral vote.
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Clemson simply doesn't have enough firepower to get away with lackluster showings on defense, as Jaron Blossomgame (753 points, 275 rebounds) and Avry Holmes (276 points) are the only double-digit scorers.
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It's a cultural event, and at this point, the crowds I've seen at the theaters are really young, especially compared to the first showings that had attracted plenty of older gay people.
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Though they had already been runners-up in the Isthmian League three times that decade, they soon found themselves in a difficult financial situation that belied their strong showings on the pitch.
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Poor showings by the president's party in the midterm elections of 1958, 1966, 1974, 1978 and 2006 did foreshadow a switch in control of the White House in the next presidential election.
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But if standout debate performances have the potential to jolt fundraising, lackluster showings could have the potential to hinder it, especially if primary voters decide that they've heard enough from certain candidates.
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Cruz's strategy, to keep Trump from reaching 1,237 delegates and win a contested convention, relies on a victory in Indiana and strong showings in future primaries, most importantly California's June 7 contest.
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The box office contribution of 22D showings dropped in 20183 to 22018 percent of the U.S. and Canada's $22019 billion total take, its lowest point essentially since 22D movies became a thing.
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Both art lovers and the spiritually attuned gathered, all adorned in fancy dress, to celebrate the summer solstice and one of the Royal Academy of Arts most anticipated showings, the Summer Exhibition.
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This type of place-tagging might yield innovations in tourism, real estate showings and also in education, when you can add a museum-exhibit quality overlay or historical references to any location.
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That prospect has terrified the Labour members of Parliament who survived the May 2015 general election, one of the party's worst showings in decades, which practically wiped the party out in Scotland.
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No wonder; the original John Wick enjoys a sterling critical reputation and an ardent fan base, somehow having achieved cult-object status about 20 minutes into its first showings at public cineplexes.
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The incoming group of Live Feed artists will present informal showings during the season as well: Yanira Castro, Alexandra Chasin and Zishan Ugurlu, Jaamil Olawale Kosoko, Raphael Xavier and Abby Zbikowski. Oct.
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It was one of the poorest showings for incumbents since 2002, when the global economy was emerging from recession and roiling crises were driving established parties from power in the emerging world.
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The Cavaliers face the Maine Black Bears this week before gearing up to meet the Purdue Boilermakers and No. X North Carolina Tar Heels in back-to-back showings the week after.
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Now, after a two-year absence, Woods is back at the Masters as one of the early favorites after top-five finishes at his last two tournaments — his best showings since 2013.
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Some could find their paths to the nomination all but blocked, as the cold reality of delegate math overtakes the bluster and spin used to paper over poor showings in early states.
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Homeowners can sell as-is, with no fees, repairs, cleanups or showings and also get up to a $10,000 cash advance from the sale upfront to help with the move, if needed.
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The Steyer campaign expressed confidence that Davis could help propel him in the four early states with the hope that strong showings there can improve Steyer's standing in later primaries and caucuses.
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Goldstein said he was conservative with Sunday projections due to the confounding factors of the film's R-rating, the popularity of late night showings, the beginning of football season and Hurricane Irma.
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Biden, who had been considered the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination for much of the cycle, is looking to bounce back with stronger showings in the Nevada caucuses on Feb.
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From December 17th through January 7th, IMAX at AMC will be giving away free posters, while IMAX at Regal will be offering the first 500 customers collectable tickets on Saturday showings during December.
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Also removed were accounts associated with the Traditionalist Workers Party, the League of the South, Generation Identitaire, and American Vanguard, all groups which made regular showings at political rallies which often became violent.
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Payments giant PayPal posted strong Q22.570 earnings today, counter balancing some of the weaker showings from other tech stocks yesterday and outstripping the overall growth rate of e-commerce, in its own words.
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Elsewhere on the card, we'll witness showings from BJJ dynamos Kron Gracie and Gabi Garcia, wild enigma Charles Bennett, UFC veteran Daron Cruickshank, and two family members of MMA legend Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto.
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At the same time, Fognini and Goffin inserted themselves into the race with strong showings in Asia before they too hit a wall, suffering early round upsets as the tour returned to Europe.
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Expect strong showings from HBO's Game of Thrones (with 22 nods) and Westworld (21), Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale (20), and FX's The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story (18) and Atlanta (16).
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The most likely alternative on current poll showings is a conservative minority coalition including Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia party, the protectionist Northern League and a smaller party with its roots in neo-fascism.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Asia's largest economies posted strong factory activity in October, though poor showings in Korea and Southeast Asia and a weaker inflation outlook from the Bank of Japan kept market reaction muted.
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Sure, Booker, as well as former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, had pretty good showings at the Arsht Center for the Performing Arts.
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Early favorites like La La Land, Moonlight and Manchester by the Sea are expected to make strong showings at the nominations following multiple nods at the Golden Globes and Screen Actors Guild Awards.
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The theater was quick to point out that it often provides special screenings for groups like veterans and active military members and that other "Wonder Woman" showings will be open to all patrons.
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Strong Democratic showings in red districts -- even when the Democrat in the race didn't actually win but have overperformed previous elections -- have added to the evidence that a blue wave could be building.
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But Sanders should note that Biden's victories, after remarkably poor showings in Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada, were made possible by the media, not his campaign's capacity to reach and organize black voters.
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The race cost him an estimated $100 a vote, one of the most pathetic showings since Rudy Giuliani ran for president and spent $110 per vote in the process of winning nothing whatsoever.
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Back in L.A., he was busy preparing for simultaneous art showings in Dallas and in Los Angeles; he had also agreed to create a sculpture for the exhibition Desert X, in Coachella Valley.
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A resounding victory in South Carolina would give Biden much needed momentum going into Super Tuesday after his abysmal showings in Iowa and New Hampshire and his distant second-place finish in Nevada.
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As Curbed reported, other brokerages like New York-based Ideal Properties Group and Brown Harris Stevens are also encouraging brokers to offer virtual tours or private showings instead of hosting traditional open houses.
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Andi Sullivan — a 24-year-old NWSL standout — is the only new addition to the midfield, but she's had a number of solid showings since getting called up for friendlies in the fall.
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On the flip side, that moment and Warren's overall performance helped bring attention back to her after weak showings in the Iowa and New Hampshire voting, noted the Times politics reporter Maggie Astor.
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Candidates' debate showings — and their ability to speak to policies in a way that addresses the interests of a diverse electorate — could prove to be a critical factor for voters across these states.
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Sanders' Iowa team has been organizing in Latino communities and in other parts of the state with populations that don't traditionally tend to make big showings on caucus night for nearly a year.
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Sanders has ridden a surge of momentum after strong showings in both the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary, with observers speculating he could soon amass an insurmountable delegate lead with continued successes.
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"As long as Disney is blocking the critics from the Los Angeles Times from press screenings, I can't in good conscience attend similar showings or write reviews in advance," Rosenberg wrote on Monday.
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If you still remember the rather bland showings of Justin Timberlake and Maroon 5 of the past couple of years, news that these icons are doing the halftime show is probably quite welcome.
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"As long as Disney is blocking the critics from the Los Angeles Times from press screenings, I can't in good conscience attend similar showings or write reviews in advance," Rosenberg wrote on Monday.
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Traditionally, extra-long running times have been a concern for studios, since they potentially reduce the number of showings that theaters can squeeze into a day, and thus risk blunting box-office returns.
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But after Lockbaum finished fifth in the final Heisman balloting that season and third the next, the best showings for a small school player in a decade, it had been proven anything but.
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But even after early strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, it was clear that the odds were very long against him actually securing the nomination; Hillary Clinton had too many built-in advantages.
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Click here to subscribe to the PeopleStyle Newsletter for amazing shopping discounts, can't-live-without beauty products and more On several occasions during recent Chanel showings, Lagerfeld has taken his final bow alongside Viard.
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Gracie achieved an incredible ten gold medals at the Mundials—the IBJJF's world championship—at under 100kg, over 100kg and in the Absolute division, winning two divisions in his 2007, 2009 and 2010 showings.
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When the new six-part, four hour documentary hits Amazon on June 2 (following theatrical showings in New York and LA on Friday, May 26), a new narrative on the band will be told.
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The distributor for Warner Brothers in the region said the movie was set to premiere officially in most of Beirut's major cinemas on Wednesday night, after private showings had been held the day before.
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Ghibli has been on a miniature hot streak lately, having recently brought the theatrical feature The Red Turtle into wide release after it spent the better part of a year bouncing between festival showings.
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For that debut weekend, advanced ticket sales on Fandango had led to more than 260,2145.8 sold out showings, prompting theater owners to eagerly add more screenings, some at odd hours, to meet the demand.
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In retrospect, a flyer on her doorstep from Sotheby's International Realty, offering to "pay cash, close quickly, and save you the hassle of multiple showings and cleaning/renovating/staging/pictures," was an ominous sign.
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Starting on Friday, they can follow the adventures of the dauntless Jo March and her sisters in almost daily showings of Greta Gerwig's "Little Women," which emphasizes the feminism of Louisa May Alcott's classic.
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In another move toward modernity with a retro twist, Kodak's Reel Film app and website gives people a way to search for nearby theater showings of classic movies shot on film rather than digital.
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John Kasich remaining in the race complicates not just the Buckeye State -- another winner-take-all March 15 primary -- but other Great Lakes states like Michigan and Illinois, where Rubio also needs strong showings.
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The brand tapped a buzzy new creative director in late 2014 — Johnny Coca, who'd been at Céline previously — and resumed runway showings after taking a two-LFW hiatus, with Coca's first collection for Mulberry.
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He posted strong showings on March 15 — like clearing 40 percent of the vote in Missouri and 30 percent in Illinois — that were largely overlooked because it was not enough for him to win.
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Clinton won 353 percent of the vote over Donald J. Trump, one of her strongest showings anywhere, Molly Hubner, 33, said she was having difficulty explaining the result to her 6-year-old daughter.
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But his argument was undercut by his dismal showings Tuesday in Utah and Arizona, where he won no delegates — as well as by the surprise endorsement Wednesday morning by Mr. Bush of Mr. Cruz.
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Iowa, the evangelical stronghold whose first-in-the-nation status makes every sophisticated G.O.P consultant groan, gave Trump one of his worst early-state showings, while more secular Northeastern states handed him landslide wins.
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Showings have dropped off significantly because of public health recommendations to stay home, said Leonard Steinberg, an agent with Compass in New York City, He's not taking the risk of showing anything right now.
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In addition to his strong showings at Forest Hills in the forerunner of the United States Open, Segura won the United States clay-court championship and the national indoor championship in the mid-1940s.
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The building, Level, was not offering showings yet, but he visited the rental office and saw floor plans that showed the desired open kitchen and ample closet space, as well as a washer-dryer.
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That's a remarkable reversal for a candidate who was all but written off after dismal showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, the first states to vote, and a distant second-place finish in Nevada.
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She immediately called the broker, Lincoln Wettenhall of Douglas Elliman, and was relieved to find out that she didn't have to fly back to secure the apartment, as showings wouldn't start for several days.
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But Buttigieg and Klobuchar's strong showings made it clear, if there was any doubt, that the moderate wing of the party isn't ready to wave the white flag and rally behind the Vermont senator.
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After dismal showings in the first two states, Joe Biden is still betting he can turn his campaign around in Nevada and then South Carolina before having a big Super Tuesday on March 3.
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Despite early strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg is not breaking through in either of these states, holding just 7% in California and 8% in Texas.
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There's also former South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg, who like Biden and Bloomberg appeals to moderate voters, but after strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire has failed to win over voters of color.
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Warren, for her part, is facing pressure to make a mark at Wednesday's debate after sliding in the polls following poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, the first states to host nominating contests.
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The New York mayor spoke out just as Buttigieg sounded the alarm in a post-caucus speech in the Silver State about Sanders's momentum following his strong showings in the first three nominating contests.
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But combined with 24,25 copies sold — for a total of 173,000 album equivalent units using Billboard's chart formula — that was enough to keep "DAMN." at the top, despite strong showings from two big debuts.
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Yet as the Hollywood Reporter noted, theaters can now compensate for that by scheduling a movie on multiple screens within the same complex and staggering the showings, a strategy increasingly employed with major blockbusters.
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New polls show Bloomberg's national rise has been in part due to support from black voters, who are giving him a look in the aftermath of Biden's distant showings in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Turkey's robust performance — exports last month were up 19 percent on an annual basis — highlights what has been a string of unusually expansive data showings by emerging markets since the beginning of the year.
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The first round of the N.H.L. draft on Friday yielded one of the strongest showings ever by American-born players — and not just because Jack Hughes was selected at No. 1 by the Devils.
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But making the kind of showings of willful intent to break the law that securing convictions requires is extremely difficult, and the statute of limitations may well have expired on many of Trump's scams anyway.
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But earlier in the week, Cruz allies and people close to the campaign described a budding sense of gloom, with internal polls diving as Trump mounted even stronger than expected showings in his native northeast.
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MoviePass will add a premium plan later this summer that also features access to those showings, but it will cost $2 to $6 more, bringing the monthly subscription cost closer to that of AMC's plan.
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It is the first big vote in Europe in a year that will also see elections in France and Germany, where the far right is forecast to win its best showings since World War Two.
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But after some very positive showings at trade shows like E3, the studio realized that the game needed to be more expansive in order to satisfy the ever-growing audience interested in its unique style.
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After audiences responded to "Olaf's Frozen Adventure" with unmitigated hate – due perhaps to its exorbitant 22-minute run time or its several full-length songs – Disney removed the short from Coco showings starting Dec. 8.
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Washington (CNN)Ben Carson, the retired neurosurgeon and one-time favorite among evangelicals, said Thursday he has no plans to leave the presidential race anytime soon, despite his poor showings in the last four contests.
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He will be fighting to reverse dismal showings for the ruling party in the last two elections, when it lost considerable ground although still won enough seats to rule in a coalition with its allies.
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Goodness. When Luongo had to go back to Boston for Game 6 after his two brutal showings in Games 3 and 4, he allowed three goals on eight shots and was yanked after nine minutes.
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This method avoids penalising players who happened to face a field with lots of extreme performances (either good or bad), or rewarding those who matched up against rivals who all turned in ho-hum showings.
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Saturday's screenings are part of BAM's Michael Mann retrospective, Heat & Vice, which also includes showings of Manhunter (1986), The Insider (1999), and Collateral (2004) — all of which ought to be viewed on the big screen.
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And, like Sanders, he found that his stronger showings came in the Western states, meaning that by the time many people had gone to bed, his best news of the night was still to come.
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One projector or three, digital or film, these showings may be the closest New York moviegoers can come to experiencing "This Is Cinerama" since it ended its two-and-a-half-year run in 1955.
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We see bits of Ms. Miller's rehearsals and in-progress showings, source material and improvisations, experiments that yield discoveries or don't, and lots of stuff (including dancers) that didn't make it into the performed piece.
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John Delaney put in strong showings in the CNN-sponsored second Democratic debate, they drew significant scoffing and scorn -- both in the room and in the after-action reports from the liberals in the party.
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Ms. O'Malley Dillon first joined Mr. Biden's campaign in a volunteer capacity earlier this year, helping his team in Nevada, where he finished second after back-to-back disastrous showings in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Bernie Sanders is well ahead of the rest of the field for the Democratic national primary after strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, according to a new CNN Poll of Polls on the race.
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On March 3, she will be looking to rack up strong showings, if not outright victories, in California, Texas and some of the day's other delegate-rich contests, including in her home state of Massachusetts.
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After eight runner-up finishes and eight more third-place showings in his brief three-year Cup career to date, there were many times Elliott's post-race story was of heartbreak, frustration and near miss.
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As a team, Brazil's synchronized swimmers lack the pedigree of nations like Russia, which has long dominated the sport, or China, Spain and the Ukraine, which are also expected to make strong showings in Rio.
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This has been slowly catching on for years in MMA but there were a number of good showings for it this year, notably any time Jeremy Stephens fought, and during Amanda Nunes's decimation of Raquel Pennington.
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This shift was later followed by strong showings from black women voters in the 2016 presidential election (where 94 percent of this group voted for Hillary Clinton), and in 2017 state elections in Virginia and Alabama.
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But even though they're looking towards the future (this month's events showed the upcoming spring/summer 2019 collections), fashion week showings can also get the gears turning on what our closet is missing, well, right now.
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After months of setting great big piles of money on fire to maintain operations, the company is raising prices by 50 percent, limiting access to high-demand showings, and clamping down even further on suspected fraud.
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" But Rospars ranked the top-tier candidates' showings in the state, describing the state of play as a "very close race among the top three candidates (Warren, Sanders, Buttigieg)," adding that "Biden came a distant fourth.
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The anti-Trump war of attrition: In this scenario, Rubio, Cruz and Kasich stay in, regardless of their March 15 showings, and all throw their efforts into preventing Trump from getting to the magic 1,237 number.
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As a refresher, Open Listings is an end-to-end real estate platform for buyers – meaning you can find a listing, book private showings, make an offer and complete all the necessary paperwork prior to sale.
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He said a number of theaters showing "1984" on Tuesday had scheduled post-film audience discussions and that a "vast majority" of the theaters had added showings because they had sold out or were at capacity.
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The federal auditors also said Pemex may have to return 29.3 million pesos ($1.62 million) to the country's treasury, since it failed to show employees attended all of those showings it paid for, the auditor said.
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Thanks to big showings from the Broncos, Chargers, Giants, and more, our picks went a phenomenal 13-2 against the spread last week, marking our best week of the season and putting us 13 games over .
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While some showings still play for more men than women, for some women, the family cinema has already turned into something much more than a movie theater: It's a place where women can go to relax.
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Though he had a string of impressive showings in amateur contests and had starred in a Rob Dyrdek–produced Nickelodeon show, Jagger hadn't released any major video parts or received much coverage in the skate media.
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The Vermont senator is seeking to pull out strong showings in those states next week after Biden scored upset victories in multiple states on Super Tuesday, pushing him ahead of Sanders in the race for delegates.
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She lagged a number of other competitors for the majority of the primary campaign but picked up momentum in recent weeks after a series of strong debate showings — and a third place finish in New Hampshire.
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Just as striking as the offensives by Ms. Klobuchar and Mr. Buttigieg were the more passive showings by Senators Cory Booker of New Jersey and Kamala Harris — both of whom were counting on a strong outing.
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The state is a crucial test for his campaign, which is seeking to prove that he can attract support from African American voters after strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, which have largely white electorates.
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Kamala Harris, who is banking on strong showings in Nevada and South Carolina to propel her to a Super Tuesday win in her home state of California — which has a prize of a whopping 475 delegates.
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All together, the global survey rose three points in January, to 62.2, with strong showings in Latin America, which rose 2.4 points to 58.3, and Middle East/North Africa, which gained an impressive 5.6 points, to 59.5.
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Fathom Events and Turner Classic Movies will present the John Hughes comedy -- starring Matthew Broderick, Alan Ruck and Mia Sara -- for two showings each day in 650 theaters nationwide as part of TCM's Big Screen Classics series.
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The expansiveness of the space and the experiential emphasis made it more like an art amusement park of sorts, the spectacle of which was honestly refreshing in the aftermath of the mostly placid showings of Frieze Week.
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The reason given for the change in the rules had to do with Netflix's refusal to release its movies in conventional theatrical wide-release, instead opting to have them available to stream with some token theater showings.
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AMC will also let members see multiple movies per day, something MoviePass does not allow, as well as repeat showings of the same movie, a feature MoviePass controversially decided to discontinue when Avengers: Infinity War was released.
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In her international debut as a senior, a then 15-year-old Ohashi won the all-around title at the competition with a score of 59.199, which included impressive showings on the floor, vault and uneven bars.
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The Blue Devils appear to be hitting their stride after a midseason slump, and they're coming off one of their best showings of the season in an 86-78 home win over rival North Carolina on Thursday.
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After solid showings in two overwhelmingly white states, Mr. Sanders will have an opportunity to answer the central question for many Democrats trying to judge whether he is more than a particularly strong early-contest protest candidate.
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Wade requested coach Tyronn Lue use him as a reserve after three poor showings in the starting lineup, and he was able to deliver 123 points on 212-of-2116 shooting in 297 minutes against the Bulls.
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The World Bank also cut its global economic growth forecast for 2016, saying the weak performance of major emerging market economies will tamp activity overall, as will anemic showings from developed countries such as the United States.
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ABOUT BAYLOR (1-0): The Bears lost three starters from last year's 22-12 squad and have just one senior on their roster, but early showings by Lecomte and Lual-Acuil have helped lower the concern level.
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One-two punches in the triple jump, men's and women's shot put, women's long jump and women's 244.50 meters hurdles plus strong showings in the relays could all produce gold for the U.S. in London, Watman said.
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Despite poor showings against his Democratic rivals in national polls, President Donald Trump appears deadlocked with his potential opponents in a handful of pivotal states about a year before the 2020 presidential election, according to new surveys.
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But Harris and Booker (two senators who have been overshadowed in recent months by the rise of Elizabeth Warren and Pete Buttigieg) will first have to maintain their credibility with respectable showings in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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In heavily Mormon eastern Idaho, across Utah's northern border, Mr. Cruz often approached or exceeded 50 percent of the Republican vote on March 8, while Mr. Rubio finished a strong second with showings in the mid-20s.
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Lee's striking was measured and there were points when he darted in on punches far more swiftly and cleanly than in his previous showings, catching Ferguson mid-kick or as Ferguson leaned away after an attempted lead.
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In his best showings, Krylov gets to kicking the legs and body early, and keeps at it until the opponent's guard sags long enough for one of his constant attempts to land a high kick pays off.
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To make sure you get the most out of the day, Creators has put together a short list of rallies, protests, workshops, and showings being hosted around the country for you and your friends can participate in.
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Don't rent out your place if you plan to sell anytime soonOur tenants still lived in the house when the time came to sell, and to say the place was a pigsty during showings is an understatement.
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Indie theaters have already started making pitches to customers to donate, become members, and convert their tickets for cancelled showings into donations—but when so many people are struggling financially, some are reluctant to ask for help.
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The film, subsequently distributed by Netflix, unflinchingly chronicles Mr. Cucchi's ordeal from the day of his arrest to his death, and throughout Italy public showings of the film have become social events — at times, with political overtones.
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But in Germany and elsewhere, populist forces did not meet expectations, and the threat to a European establishment that lost votes came from strong showings by the Greens and liberals, both of whom are solidly pro-European.
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Trump has repeatedly accused the Democrats of rigging the primary against Sanders, a self-declared democratic socialist who is viewed as a front-runner for the Democratic nomination after strong showings in Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada.
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The USWNT has not taken its foot off the gas since winning the 2019 World Cup in France last summer, cruising to three consecutive shutouts in Olympic qualifiers — and Christen Press has scored in all three showings.
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He is also on the verge of tightening control of the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, likely buoyed by strong showings in delegate-rich states like California and Texas that are set to vote on Tuesday.
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On Twitter, customers recently aired grievances over not being able to use MoviePass for most showings of "Mission: Impossible — Fallout," which was by far the highest-grossing movie of the past weekend at the domestic box office.
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In the poll, Trump's strongest showings are on Long Island and in Brooklyn, Queens, and Staten Island in New York City, where he's above or within the margin of error of 50 percent in 10 congressional districts.
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Foes of Venezuelan socialist President Nicolas Maduro are holding public showings of Netflix's "Winter on Fire" documentary about the three-month standoff in Ukraine that led to 100 deaths and the exit of then-president Viktor Yanukovich.
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If he's going to show he has any momentum he'll need to have strong showings in a few states and pick up some delegates that can help him keep Trump from running away with the delegate lead.
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One of the weirdest aspects of Arsenal's Round of 21 exits is that, for several years, pathetic first-leg showings would be followed up by rollicking second-leg heroics, though the latter would always fall just short.
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Mr. Trump captures 43 percent of the vote, one of his best showings in any state, with Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, his increasingly vocal antagonist, coming in a distant second with 20 percent, the poll found. Gov.
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Sibling rivalry isn't new, of course, but when it's at the top level it trickles down and creates rifts among Lakers executives while helping to keep L.A.'s on-court showings stunted in a post-Kobe Bryant world.
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Months after Chance the Rapper bought out a day's worth of movie tickets so his fans could see Get Out for free, the musician's done it again, this time for Friday showings of Marshall at two Chicago theaters.
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Sony's The Emoji Movie screened in the country earlier this year along with other animated films, but those showings took place in a state-run cultural center, rather than the permanent theaters that will be hosting Black Panther.
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Should he be able to continue to put on the showings that have seen him climb to number seven in the rankings, the fans will no doubt welcome that kind of matchup should it happen in the future.
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New York Fashion Week's fall '17 showings were pretty politically-charged, so there was inevitably going to be more scrutiny about how brands not only paid lip service to inclusivity but also actively enacted it at their presentations.
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Van Oostveen noted that the Netherlands had had this happen before: good showings at the 22 World Cup, the 21 Euros and the 1978 World Cup were each followed by a poor performance in the next major tournament.
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While there are still some showings that are blacked out at some theaters, Hannah said New York City has so many theaters that she hasn't had trouble finding a place to watch the movie she wants to see.
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While Pence has been a loyal solider in supporting President Trump against all critics, the Vice President now has more room to maneuver since Trump is licking his wounds after the Republican Party's poor showings in the midterms.
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He did not file to be a candidate in New Hampshire's primary Friday, while several other candidates in the field are investing significant resources in the early states in hopes that strong showings can propel their presidential ambitions.
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The Oklahoma defense is led bylinebackers Jordan Evans (7.8 tackles per game) and Ogbonnia Okoronkwo (sixsacks) and is coming off one of its better showings of the season in holdingKansas State to 17 points and 335 total yards.
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Today it has spawned seemingly endless viewings at midnight showings around the world, where fans quote the film's garbled script by heart, hurl spoons at the screen, and treat Wiseau and the film's other cast members like celebrities.
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The other prime example: Judson Memorial Church in Greenwich Village, where the trailblazing Judson Dance Theater sprang up in 1962, giving rise to postmodern dance, and where Movement Research has hosted free weekly showings for over 25 years.
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All the casual taint showings, the days spent worrying that a sore throat was a sign that I was about to have full herpes bloom, the shame, the awkward conversations, the tight smiles in response to herpes jokes.
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But after poor showings in those states, advisers and allies urged her to embrace the "fighter" persona that made her famous for excoriating Wall Street executives during Senate hearings; she adopted a more combative posture toward Democratic rivals.
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Mr. Villafane was not in the league of would-be bidders, but he was representative of a noticeably younger and more diverse crowd mingling with the usual middle-aged white art world insiders at this week's presale showings.
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Proposals to do just that are being blamed for a marked decline in the popularity of President Vladimir V. Putin, rare public protests and weaker-than-expected showings for the ruling United Russia party in recent regional elections.
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Buttigieg's showings in Nevada and South Carolina muddied potential paths to victory for the millennial Afghanistan war veteran ahead of Super Tuesday, when 14 states will host contests that collectively award a third of the race's total delegates.
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And Biden is looking at a big victory in Georgia on March 17, where he's expected to continue his run of strong showings in the South, where black voters have turned out in huge numbers for his campaign.
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Biden's allies believe he's best positioned to go one-on-one with Sanders and that he'll have earned that right if he posts strong showings in Iowa and New Hampshire, where he's currently battling former South Bend, Ind.
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The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) is making a six-figure investment in the open Montana House race after Democrats' strong showings in the Georgia and Kansas special elections raised the party's hopes about competing in red areas.
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With strong showings in Nevada, New Hampshire, and Iowa, those within the Sanders orbit have reportedly begun to map out his administration's staffing and plans for his first 100 days should he actually win this thing in November.
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The high stakes were evident in the intensity of the exchanges, with Biden and Warren, in particular, facing the do-or-die task of reigniting their campaigns after poor showings in Iowa and New Hampshire earlier this month.
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Joe Biden, the former vice president, appeared headed to a badly needed second-place finish in Nevada after poor showings earlier this month in the first two nominating contests in the Democratic presidential race ahead of the Nov.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan replayed graphic footage of New Zealand's worst mass shooting at an election rally on Friday - just hours after that country's foreign minister met him and said he believed the controversial showings had stopped.
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Ahead of its release this weekend, advanced ticket sales on Fandango had lead to more than 2487,2443 sold out showings of the film and theater owners were eagerly adding more screenings, some at odd hours, to meet the demand.
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Ahead of its release this weekend, advanced ticket sales on Fandango had led to more than 8,000 sold out showings of the film and theater owners were eagerly adding more screenings, some at odd hours, to meet the demand.
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LONDON — In the run-up to the first public showings of the Harry Potter and the Cursed Child play this Sunday (not to mention the world-wide release of the script), wizarding-based excitement levels are reaching fever pitch.
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Although all three tiers will be limited to just three regular cinema showings a month, more expensive plans will remove restrictions on which films you can see, and will also offer limited access to Imax and 3D film screenings.
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Walker writes:I was lucky enough to be one of the projectionists to work on the 70mm roadshow for "The Hateful Eight" and this is what I captured during the 59 showings the film over the course of 15 days.
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REUTERS - The World Bank on Wednesday cut its global economic growth forecast for 2016, saying the weak performance of major emerging market economies will tamp activity overall, as will anaemic showings from developed countries such as the United States.
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Ted Cruz confronts an unexpected obstacle: John Kasich Kasich is betting on strong showings in states that award delegates proportionally, like New York, Connecticut, Oregon and Washington, and the winner-take-alls including Wisconsin, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Indiana and California.
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It is worth remembering that this tendency has some modest origins, like Mitchell Algus, who opened a tiny gallery on Thompson Street in 1992, showings artists barely seen since the 1960s, including Edward Avedisian, George Ortman and Robert Mallary.
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Forget driving all over for showings that a real estate sales agent might handle — real estate and financial managers are in charge of the daily operations of the firms, which includes overseeing the business operations and evaluating its needs.
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According to a letter sent to the Board of Elections by Philadelphia Procurement Commissioner Monique Nesmith-Joyner, the city has already accepted delivery of 3,85033 of these machines, and there have been about 150 public showings of the machines.
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BERLIN, Nov 5 (Reuters) - The leadership of Germany's Social Democrats, under pressure from a restive membership over flagging polls and disastrous regional election showings, did not discuss quitting the national coalition at a Monday meeting, the party's leader said.
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Headlined by a title fight between UFC lightweight champion Rafael Dos Anjos and former Bellator lightweight king Eddie Alvarez, the 12-fight card aired entirely on UFC Fight Pass, and featured impressive showings from prospects, veterans, and contenders alike.
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Why do these individual showings go against all I have ever heard about these two players since they faced off in the 2009 playoffs and the Capitals failed to reach a single conference finals with Ovechkin on the roster?
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Reviewing the film after its 1984 release, Roger Ebert called it a "story of loss upon loss" and referred to the "miracle" of Stanton's performance, a standout among strong showings from his co-stars Nastassja Kinski and Hunter Carson.
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Young Erson Yamamoto, of the infamous Yamamoto wrestling clan, competed in just his second fight against the 2-1 Kizaemon Saiga and both put on showings tactically and technically well beyond what you would expect from such inexperienced fighters.
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O'Malley Dillon, a former top Barack Obama campaign aide who last year managed Beto O'Rourke's presidential bid, had been helping Biden's campaign since the Nevada caucuses, where Biden began his rebound after disappointing showings in Iowa and New Hampshire.
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Some house hunters described the in-law suites in homes they saw as "an afterthought" and "mom lives like a troll in the basement," which is why Ms. Peterson's family would start with the in-law suite during showings.
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"You start to see some of the same accessories at showings," said Lisa Larson, an associate broker at Warburg Realty, enumerating items like white nailhead love seats, cowhide rugs and small abstract sculptures, including various versions of metal orbs.
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If you didn't make the guest list for the premiere of Opening Ceremony's Spike Jonze-directed fashion show-cum-dance performance "Changers," presented in partnership with American Express, you can still book tickets for four more showings next week.
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After Biden's disappointing showings in the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary, a clearly rattled Democratic Party establishment hit the panic button and decided to coalesce around the man they saw as the most viable alternative to Sanders.
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Amy Klobuchar got overlooked in the opening melee — in some ways a perfect reflection of her broader candidacy, which, despite her consistently strong debate showings and a surprise third-place finish in New Hampshire, has struggled to gain traction.
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And Mr. Gelb added that this past Saturday's matinee performance of Strauss's "Der Rosenkavalier," in which Renée Fleming sang one of her signature roles for the last time, was one of the strongest box-office showings in Met history.
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The surge - the strongest since 2139.9 - was driven by increases in every region and almost every industry with record showings in 216.5 countries including the United States, Japan, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Taiwan and the Netherlands, the investment manager added.
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And some people seemed surprised by the studio's apparent attempts to bury the film, which included going so far as to cancel some Thursday screenings: PROUD MARY had Thursday nite showings at one area theater, the AMC Forum 30.
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And the big-name IPOs have had surprisingly strong returns: Line, MGM Growth, and US Foods are the three largest IPOs of the year, and the fact they have had such strong showings will encourage others to step forward quickly.
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He was also facing the prospect of being left out of the group that will take the stage at the Republican debate on Saturday because of his poor showings in the Iowa caucuses last week and in New Hampshire on Tuesday.
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Tite will have to find a new leader, no easy task in a squad he is rebuilding after a disastrous end to their home World Cup in 2014 and poor showings in the Copa America tournaments of 2015 and 2016.
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The service is exclusively available in the US. Unlike the plans that have been in place since last August (which imposed a hard limit of three movie showings a month), MoviePass Uncapped ostensibly lets you see an unlimited number of films.
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Candidates especially count on being able to get lots of publicity out of good showings and ride the momentum into the New Hampshire primary, while everyone from backers to voters count on being able to identify who's dead in the water.
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While Buttigieg had strong showings in both races, also coming in the top two and giving him a slight lead in the overall delegate count, he is far behind in recent national polls and has polled poorly with black voters.
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Because this statistic gives more credit to good-not-great showings than win probability does—placing tenth out of 75, say, is well above average even if it comes with zero chance of victory—it is largely a measure of longevity.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts has established a significant advantage in almost all state and national polls among white voters with college degrees, and in some surveys she's turned in very competitive showings among white voters without college degrees as well.
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There will also be brand ambassadors stationed at those locations giving away movie promo items and distributing "Buy One/Get One" codes for Tuesday night showings of Nerve at nearby theaters in: Atlanta, Los Angeles, Nashville, San Diego, Charlotte, Dallas-Ft.
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While they are important showings of solidarity in retaliation to the threat of oppression, today's Women's Marches held in cities around the world have also been possibly the greatest display of sign-making skills and cheeky wit in recent memory.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks posted their largest weekly drop in more than two months on Friday as earnings reports continued to weigh, but the S&P 500 and Dow managed to close up for April after strong showings mid-month.
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" This year's show is expected to bring yet another round of superstar performances and unexpected collaborations including showings from Bruno Mars, Camila Cabello, Drake, Ed Sheeran, Imagine Dragons, Lorde, Nicki Minaj and Miley Cyrus — the latter singing her new single "Malibu.
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Strong showings by 100m hurdles world record holder Keni Harrison and the relay teams, plus leading performances in the triple jump, shot put, women's 400m hurdles and women's long jump should make for frequent trips to the podium for the Americans.
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After all, The Fashion Spot's most recent runway report painted only a cautiously optimistic picture of what model diversity looks like in 2017 — one that left much to be desired from the showings in New York, London, Milan, and Paris.
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Zion Williamson — the high-flying Duke dunker whom the New Orleans Pelicans selected with the first overall pick in the 2019 NBA Draft — has already stunned even his most adamant doubters with his incredible efficiency throughout his NBA preseason showings.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersFive takeaways from the Democratic debate As Buttigieg rises, Biden is still the target Leading Democrats largely pull punches at debate MORE (I-Vt.) also had perfectly respectable showings Wednesday night, making their case and committing no obvious missteps.
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Last season at New York Fashion Week, designers, editors, and showgoers were quite open with their endorsements pre-election; the preparations for this season's showings seem to less explicitly politically-charged, at least based on what we know thus far.
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Clinton's campaign has said South Carolina will act as an early "firewall" against Sanders, who beat her in New Hampshire's primary and posted strong showings in Iowa and Nevada, but is expected to do worse as the race shifts south.
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The Arizona result — along with several state-legislature races in New York — is consistent with that of dozens of other special elections so far this year and last year: Democrats are running far, far ahead of their 2014 and 2016 showings.
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The shape of the Democratic primary race has transformed in recent days after Biden, whose campaign was left for dead after lackluster showings in the first three primaries, rebounded on Saturday with a convincing victory over Sanders in South Carolina.
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