Their continuing disruptions in auditoriums would impede or stop lectures.
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There's a lot of auditoriums around that need tech workers.
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Multiplexes, many of which are overbuilt, could convert auditoriums into stages.
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His appearances filled auditoriums and the book was adopted on college syllabuses.
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Announcing the first ever dedicated children's movie theater auditoriums in the U.S., #CinepolisJunior!
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On Twitter, moviegoers complained that the film was showing only in small auditoriums.
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Over the years, I played in concert halls, arts centers and college auditoriums.
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In school auditoriums and assembly halls, officials battled jammed machines and unusually large crowds.
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But the LAUSD said students are learning -- though sometimes in auditoriums rather than classrooms.
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And his constant movement and gesticulation proved less distracting there than in smaller auditoriums.
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Long hallways awaited me, and escalators leading to at least a half-dozen auditoriums.
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In cold auditoriums, he would give high-energy presentations for free or very inexpensive prices.
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While that's common today, groups had been generally limited to theaters, auditoriums and indoor arenas.
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But the school district said students are learning -- though sometimes in auditoriums rather than classrooms.
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What may be more likely is we take specific auditoriums and make them more texting-friendly.
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In larger auditoriums, the chain will no longer sell more than 250 tickets for a showing.
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Dolby began to open these premium auditoriums in AMC Theaters in the United States in 2015.
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It is believed that a few hundred colored conventions were held at auditoriums, government buildings and churches.
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Controversial speakers can be placed in auditoriums where it is easier to assure safety and prevent disruptions.
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Recently added to that list: playground equipment in auditoriums to cater to 22020- to 12-year-olds.
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"What may be more likely is we take specific auditoriums and make them more texting friendly," he explained.
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The company motto is, "sharing is caring," which staffers chant at all-hands meetings held in big auditoriums.
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I was gettin' ready backstage at one of these auditoriums, I think it was a high school auditorium.
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This type of bot bears little resemblance to the ones demonstrated on the stages of tech campus auditoriums.
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"There will be no texting allowed in any of the auditoriums at AMC Theaters," Aron said in a statement.
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There are televisions recording performances at all three auditoriums (Stern, Zankel, and Weill) in multiple areas inside Carnegie Hall.
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The CIA has several auditoriums that can hold more people, if Trump actually wanted to address the CIA staff.
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Some students have reported playing board games during school, getting crammed into auditoriums or watching movies all day long.
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Two elevators will be installed, making the long three-story trek to the upstairs auditoriums a bad, distant memory.
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By packing auditoriums and preparing tip sheets for audience members, liberals are adopting Tea Party tactics from eight years ago.
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Aron added that having a texting section is a possibility, but that AMC may designate specific auditoriums as texting friendly.
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Now, when he's not on the set, Aaron holds rallies in school auditoriums and gymnasiums, telling personal stories and giving advice.
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A second PDVSA worker, who supports the opposition, said company auditoriums were being used to give presentations about the constituent assembly.
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Musical theater is a really obvious place for it, auditoriums and lecture halls, anyplace where somebody is going to be speaking.
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Cinépolis, which has more than 4,900 auditoriums worldwide, last month introduced Cinépolis Junior at theaters in Los Angeles and San Diego.
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He stood among dozens of soldiers loading trucks outside a cinder-block building housing several auditoriums with long benches and tables.
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The back of Carnegie Hall is maze-like, so it feels difficult navigating between the venue's three auditoriums for the first time.
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Yet the debates, which happened daily in dozens of school auditoriums and city-hall conference rooms across the nation, were solidly attended.
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The auditoriums have unconventional seating, with oversize bean bags and pillows and poolside-style lounge chairs, as well as more traditional seats.
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Heck, AMC Theaters is even considering making certain auditoriums "texting friendly," since there seems to be some demand for a second screen experience.
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Have the Dominicans and Jesuits bring their online debates into university auditoriums and parish halls; let Catholic students and laypeople understand the stakes.
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As I traveled the country, speaking to auditoriums full of students hungry for answers, I found myself unable to clarify some of my own.
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She was commissioned to make fabric designs (some still in production today) and textile works that interacted with auditoriums, restaurants, private homes, and synagogues.
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As I've become more involved in the body-positivity movement, I've experienced it in multiple countries, in live radio interviews, and in packed auditoriums.
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Government reports boasted that seven hundred thousand "drug personalities" surrendered in the first two months in mass ceremonies in malls, city plazas, and auditoriums.
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Washington (CNN)Across the country, people are flooding auditoriums, high school theaters and anywhere else they can to give their members of Congress an earful.
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Throughout the complex there are auditoriums, cafeterias, offices, meeting rooms, and cells where Iraqi prisoners and guards worked and lived during the days of Saddam.
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The crowds overflowed the auditoriums, as attendees waved banners reading "Medicare-for-All," and the big screen overhead displayed charts from the Congressional Budget Office.
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The mayor issued business restrictions last week to slow the spread of coronavirus, including closing movie theaters, auditoriums, bowling alleys, concert houses and other entertainment venues.
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They filled creaky school auditoriums and union halls and overstuffed coffee shops to weigh and measure a roster of contenders that exceeded 20 at its peak.
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It also boasted two auditoriums, including a hexagonal space with unique, diagonally retractable seating that allowed it to accommodate events ranging from state dinners to rock concerts.
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Cinépolis USA, a Dallas-based subsidiary with theaters in California, Connecticut, Florida, New Jersey and New York, plans to open more junior auditoriums in the United States.
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Thousands were soon turning up at school gymnasiums, auditoriums and local event halls to see Trump in person, forming long, winding lines that often spilled into overflow rooms.
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The research team hopes to improve on these issues as time goes on, with the goal of one day reaching a large enough scale for movie theater auditoriums.
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But unlike an audience in concert halls and auditoriums — where as soon as musicians pick up their instruments, the crowd falls silent — this bunch never quite quiets down.
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Auditoriums that seated thousands of visitors would draw audiences every week, and tropes that started there eventually influenced Broadway houses, Hollywood studios and quintessential New York City humor.
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Some staff members stayed until dawn, went out for breakfast and came back for an all-staff meeting called by DeMint in the larger of Heritage's two auditoriums.
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When Sir Nicholas took over the organisation, which comprises three auditoriums of differing sizes, it had a reputation for unadventurous repertoire, pricey tickets and an ageing and conservative audience.
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"We spent our days off and many school-day mornings in middle and high-school auditoriums performing half-scripted, half-improvised skits about every imaginable social issue," Shults explains.
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The Academy's campus during that period was located at Carnegie Hall, and she remembers sneaking away from her classes to marvel at the opera singers practicing in the auditoriums.
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Representing 22015 percent of the university's total square footage, the 3503-story building houses classes, a library-research center, auditoriums, cafe, cafeteria, and a 2350-bed student residence hall.
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"Private Lives Public Spaces," the new video exhibition at the galleries outside the two main movie auditoriums, boasts around 13 hours of footage running on loops on 21 screens.
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Inside one of the auditoriums, waiting for then-Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump to speak, a gentleman beside me started showing me photos of all his guns on his phone.
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In some cases, the space itself is different: Screenings for critics are sometimes held in relatively tiny rooms that feel more like oversize home theaters than big-chain movie auditoriums.
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There has already been skirmishing over scheduling and the supplying of speakers' names at Berkeley: The organizers wanted to rent several auditoriums, but they missed the deadlines the university set.
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I walked through the William K. and Delores S. Brehm Pavilion, the modern addition to the Moore building, and noticed several undergraduates taking their instruments into performance spaces and auditoriums.
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AMC's auditoriums, beginning on Saturday, will reduce regular theater capacity by 50 percent in order to increase the level of "social distancing" while viewers watch a film, according to Deadline.
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They're reading ads for Blue Apron and Casper, they're going on tours of auditoriums around the country doing their podcasts in front of an audience and keeping all the money.
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Most of Biden's book events and speaking events took place at theaters and auditoriums, but two events were handled through Creative Artists Agency's Premium Experience - which specializes in "corporate hospitality" events.
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It wasn't all darkened auditoriums; she spoke to 1,000-plus in Reno, and chatted with volunteers in Las Vegas's Chinatown who were practically bouncing with delight to be in her presence.
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Fund-raisers have become folklórico fixtures, with troupes performing at church fiestas, weddings and even casinos to raise money for stock costumes, and parents selling tamales and T-shirts outside packed auditoriums.
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He ended up spending nearly a month in the hospital while Bette lived in church shelters and fairground auditoriums, surrounded by strangers and trying to understand how to get help from government agencies.
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After classes are finished, LGBTQ+ students, faculty, and their allies gather in one of the school's auditoriums and watch as queer and transgender people tell their funniest or most emotional coming out stories.
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DeSantis issued an executive order on Friday directing all beaches, movie theaters, concert houses, auditoriums, playhouses, bowling alleys, arcades, gymnasiums and fitness studios to close in Palm Beach County and neighboring Broward County.
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The two auditoriums in Southern California will feature slides, a play area with climbing structures, stationary pogo stick-like toys, a merry-go-round spinning thing, bean bag seats and lounge chairs up front.
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I spent many of my days attending campaign events in high school gymnasiums and college auditoriums and senior centers, analyzing the candidates' messages and talking to voters to see whether those messages were resonating.
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They've been knocking around since 2005, playing basements, garages, living rooms, squats, warehouses, banquet halls, high school auditoriums, Adriatic beach resorts, abandoned Soviet furniture factories, and public park gazebos—anywhere that will have them, really.
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"We expected to do several school auditoriums a year, but over our five and a half years in operation, we have hardly done any," Fred Rose, the co-director of Wellspring, said in an email.
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Many commentators have compared Sarkozy's strategy to a pastiched version of Donald Trump's: Speaking in packed auditoriums at a feverish pace, Sarkozy has sought to dominate the race with one attention-grabbing statement at a time.
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With hundreds of thousands of people converging in halls and auditoriums of schools, temples, churches, and mosques with little or no toilet facilities, people from less affected areas moved in to help those badly in need.
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He didn't want to simply import well-known musicians for jazz concerts in auditoriums; for him, the "heritage" aspect of the festival, bringing all of New Orleans's musical subcultures to the stage, was paramount from the start.
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At issue was an official demand that the mosque provide 107 parking spots for its 150 worshipers, instead of the ratio of one spot for every three users required of the township's churches, synagogues, restaurants and auditoriums.
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But it was a more boisterous scene inside one of the auditoriums, just acres of pristine lawn away from where seven Democratic presidential candidates and thousands of journalists and spectators were gathered for the sixth presidential debate.
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Inside the theater â€" or rather theaters, considering the event took up all of the venue's available auditoriums and screens â€" audience members scurried to snag popcorn and soda before swinging into Far From Home's first major showing.
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He knew audiences liked the film, though, from the response he had received when he took it on tour — showing it in school auditoriums and at other venues, where he narrated it and played surf music records as accompaniment.
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At Largo High School, one of more than a dozen shelters in Pinellas County, hundreds of evacuees colonized classrooms and auditoriums, assembling makeshift beds and sitting areas from whatever they could bring from home — air mattresses, blankets, light furniture.
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He has written an astounding number of influential articles and books, co-founded an organization leading an international fossil fuel divestment campaign, spoken across the country to full auditoriums and participated in high-profile protests, some leading to his arrest.
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In Milan he had worked with (and disciplined) the young Caruso and Chaliapin, had forced audiences to accept darkened auditoriums, instituted a bitterly opposed policy of no encores, and had the orchestra playing in a pit rather than at stage level.
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Now, rather than the hopeful belief that the country is too diverse to elect a Republican, anger is pushing Democrats to spend cold February nights in high school auditoriums giving their congressman an earful—almost two years out from the next election.
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Hundreds of millions of gallons surged through the loading docks at the Wortham, easily overcoming a retaining wall built in response to flooding from Tropical Storm Allison in 217, and filled an underground parking lot, the basement and parts of the auditoriums.
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Instead of being the focus of attention in large arenas, Sanders, 74, who was a relative unknown to most Americans before he announced his candidacy, will return to the town halls and school auditoriums that are the fixtures of being a U.S. senator from Vermont.
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This bit got cut from the transcript, but if you listen to our full podcast, you'll hear her discussing her insistence that the lights are always turned up in the auditoriums so she can see the faces of her audience and actually interact with them.
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A different sort of bot — undercover but public-facing, highly political but comparatively primitive — was implicated in toxic and disorienting online conversations throughout the 2016 election cycle.... ... This type of bot bears little resemblance to the ones demonstrated on the stages of tech campus auditoriums.
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While schools boast multi-million, and, in the case of the top tier, billion-dollar endowments, as well as new gymnasiums, auditoriums, and 3D printers, the lack of acknowledgement and support for the labor occurring on the frontlines between faculty, students, and staff is alarming.
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The claim that inequality is being driven by the rich accumulating capital was a central thesis of Thomas Piketty's book, "Capital in the Twenty-First Century", which in 2014 made him the first rock-star economist since Milton Friedman improbably filled auditoriums in the 1980s.
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Most simply, it is a collection of iconoclastic thinkers, academic renegades and media personalities who are having a rolling conversation — on podcasts, YouTube and Twitter, and in sold-out auditoriums — that sound unlike anything else happening, at least publicly, in the culture right now.
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Taking their toughest votes just before a holiday break will be a far cry from the angry town halls Republicans faced in August 2017, when people packed local auditoriums and city council rooms to rail against them for voting to repeal Obamacare just weeks before.
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While CJ and his friends frolic in the sunshine and gorge themselves on snacks from Trader Joe's, their peers in classrooms across the district were often stuck in front of TV sets, doing busy work or shuttling between all-grade auditoriums, several teachers and parents said.
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"America's college and university leaders have a moral responsibility to make it clear that the administration officials responsible for this horrific policy will not be allowed to seek refuge in their classrooms, lecture halls, or auditoriums," Karl Frisch, the group's spokesman, said in a press release.
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For large and now even midsize galleries, custom architecture has become as important as it has long been for museums, with all-new or reengineered spaces to add restaurants, kitchens, gift shops, bookstores, and black box spaces and auditoriums for performance, film screenings and staged events.
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After coming to America, seeing more of its shabby auditoriums and gyms than any HBO-signed fighter today, after returning to Russia only to become involved in a ghastly tragedy, Sergey Kovalev finally landed a promoter—Main Events, the company run one of first ladies of boxing, Kathy Duva.
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All of which has made for incongruous split-screen politics: While Mr. Trump draws adulatory crowds by the thousands to his rallies in arenas and airplane hangars, he has suffered setback after setback in the roadside hotels and high school auditoriums where Republican Party activists decide who will serve as delegates.
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Nitehawk, which also acts as a restaurant during its film showings, won't be showing the election night in any of its auditoriums but is expecting a crowd in its lobby bar and screening room, Lo-Res, where the debates drew a full house to watch on a large projection screen.
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At the start of the semester the class was divided between a live lecture in the 844-seat Battell Chapel, a historic place of worship on campus, converted to a lecture hall, and one or two smaller auditoriums where several hundred more students watched a live stream of Dr. Santos.
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Two of the auditoriums are large by Nitehawk standards (200 and 160 seats), so some blockbusters — "just the good stuff," Mr. Viragh said — will be thrown into the programming mix, along with children's films and the theater's usual independent and art house fare, all in 35 millimeter and digital projection.
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And John Boyega — playing a character who was vital in the book but whose role has been reconfigured so that his function in the movie makes no sense — mostly stands around at the rear of auditoriums, backlit, and when called upon to speak does a very creditable Denzel Washington impersonation.
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Thus, typically, when black people venture into the larger society — into the areas blacks generally perceive as "white space," including corporations, universities, suburbs, and the auditoriums where presidential debates are held — the ghetto icon both follows and precedes their presence, hovering overhead and negatively affecting their relations with their fellow citizens.
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It's also, despite being one of the most dressed-down major film festivals in the world (the only week in the year when most Angelenos will wear duck boots) and despite taking place at a series of school auditoriums and rec centers connected by slush-covered roads and parking lots, unmistakably luxurious.
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When: Sunday, May 15, 4–7pm Where: Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook (6300 Hetzler Rd, Culver City, California) Most concerts take place in auditoriums or theaters where the acoustics can be tightly controlled, but the Society for the Activation of Social Space through Art and Sound (SASSAS) stages performances in people's homes or outdoors.
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School auditoriums are hardly new and libraries remain bedrocks of local communities, Starbucks locations don't offer free loans of books, and libraries all over the country have amassed huge ebook collections, meaning you can still check out books in whatever format you want for free, which is way cheaper than any price on Amazon.
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In 21970, during my first trip to the United States, whenever I was visiting a university or high school and saw young boys and girls in auditoriums and hanging out on the lawns, I would see again the face of that young soldier, hear the clatter of that empty Coke can on the road.
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"You won't be campaigning one-on-one at Pizza Ranches or at town halls that have a handful of seniors in attendance, rather you will pack auditoriums with enthusiasts and the curious who will witness not a speech but a production about American greatness capped with a message of Leadership from Donald Trump," it reads.
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For Mr. Trumbull, who demonstrated high-frame rates for Mr. Lee but did not take part in the production of "Billy Lynn," the increased film speed of his Showscan process was a natural outgrowth of the move toward bigger screens and bigger spectacles in the 1950s and 1960s, but a faster rate was never taken up as the industry moved toward multiplexes and tiny auditoriums.
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The 200-seat carved stone structure was found underneath a passageway leading to the raised esplanade where an ancient Jewish temple stood until it was razed by the Romans as they put down a rebellion in 70 AD. Unlike larger, open-air Roman auditoriums, the amphitheatre was likely meant to be an odeon, for musical performances, or a city council meeting hall known as a bouleuterion, the Israel Antiquites Authority said.
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But on what was billed as an occasion of elegance and insight, crowds that had bought tickets months in advance filled auditoriums at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, the National Gallery of Art in Washington, the Los Angeles County Museum and other sites in the 22011s and '295s for Bernier talks of erudition and sophisticated wit — often laced with stories about the legendary artists she had known.
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