Those with a certain high level of PSA should be screened annually, while everyone else is advised to be screened every two years.
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Women with any mental illness were 35% less likely to be screened for breast cancer and 11% less likely to be screened for cervical cancer.
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They found that women with schizophrenia were 48% less likely than those in the general population to be screened for breast cancer, and 25% less likely to be screened for cervical cancer.
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"Some men who are very concerned about prostate cancer will elect to be screened, and others who are less concerned will elect not to be screened; either decision should be supported," he wrote.
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Clients and transactions were to be screened for ethical shortcomings.
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Eventually, they relented and allowed the bags to be screened.
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It will be screened on Channel 4 in the autumn
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At selected theatres, the movie will be screened in 70 mm.
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They were told that they would have to be screened anew.
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What does a lump feel like, and when should I be screened?
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"This kind of thing must be screened by the law," he said.
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He did not elaborate on how the displaced people will be screened.
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Clooney's upcoming film, Money Monster, will be screened during the film festival.
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Travelers from Italy are supposed to be screened too, according to Pence.
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Then, passengers entering the U.S. at the gate will also be screened.
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About 100 people showed up to be screened for the lifesaving operation.
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Passengers arriving from Wuhan will now be screened at five U.S. airports.
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The applicants would then be screened with the help of international companies.
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All donors will also need to be screened for potential drug-resistant infections.
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Caffrey estimates kids could be screened for around $15 to $20 a student.
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Even some patients with terminal cancers continue to be screened for other malignancies.
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Doctors began to diagnose the disease accurately, and birds began to be screened.
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Depending on circumstances, some women need to be screened only every five years.
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Yet patients with terminal cancers often continue to be screened for other malignancies.
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Harrelson hopes the movie will be screened at the Berlin Film Festival in February.
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Postmenopausal women under age 65, with risk factors for osteoporosis, should also be screened.
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The case will be screened by the Summit County Attorney's Office early next week.
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The ministry has not granted permission for the documentary to be screened in Russia.
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Such lotteries have been used to get people to: A. Be screened for tuberculosis.
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It will be screened in movie theaters via National Theater Live on Sept. 27.
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The new tests could dramatically increase the number of people who can be screened.
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"Be Natural" will be screened in the annual assortment of out-of-competition films.
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The proposal called for passengers to be screened upon arrival at a larger airport.
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People hoping to leave would be screened before they boarded the flights, he said.
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Travelers returning from other locations in China will be screened at ports of entry.
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Starting in September, "Titus Andronicus" will be screened at cinemas across the United States.
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A special world premiere of the first two episodes will be screened on Sept.
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Although every adult patient should be screened at least once, groups at higher risk of depression, such as those with a history of depression or a chronic condition such as diabetes, should possibly be screened more often, Thase wrote in his editorial.
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Women should be screened for depression during pregnancy and after childbirth, an influential panel recommends.
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Those entering the festival hub will also have to be screened by a metal detector.
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Call the 22013-year-old's phone and you'll likely be screened by an automated system.
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Revelers will be screened before being admitted into security corrals for viewing the ball drop.
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Becky Lynch, which will be screened to an estimated audience of 1.593 million homes worldwide.
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Currently, both Latinos and African Americans are less likely to be screened for colorectal cancer.
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Clearly, potential new immigrants should be screened for classic anti-Semitic and anti-Israel attitudes.
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Etzioni said the new results don't mean all men should be screened for prostate cancer.
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Joining them will be up to another 100 new potential jurors who will be screened.
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Under the new guidelines, motion pictures no longer have to be screened for HFPA members.
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The Iraqis insisted, politely, that all bags must be screened, even in the V.I.P. terminal.
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The new A.I. system could radically expand the number of people who can be screened.
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They will be screened for elevated temperatures and respiratory symptoms again before disembarking in Singapore.
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At this moment, there is no way for people who are asymptomatic to be screened.
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Beijing officials on Tuesday announced that all incoming international travelers will be screened and quarantined.
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You&aposre going to be screened by your future boss, colleagues, and a hiring committee.
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New US Army recruits will be screened for the coronavirus upon arrival at boot camp.
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However, these individuals have to be screened just as carefully, and unfortunately this takes time.
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The film will be screened at at various festivals in the U.S. until March 2020.
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I won't allow for my questions to be screened by Comey for approval before hand.
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Refugees and migrants who arrive on the Greek islands will be screened, registered and identified.
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Such creations would have to be screened carefully for genetic disorders and perhaps even gene edited.
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After a couple of hours, the chosen film will be screened, with actors recreating certain scenes.
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Due to security processes, all letters and packages must be screened when they reach the Capitol.
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Previous featured cities include; London, Mumbai and Seoul, this year eight Nigerian films will be screened.
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The new Top Gear Grand Tour will be screened to Amazon Prime customers, starting this fall.
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Of these, all 20 higher-risk contacts and 78 lower-risk contacts agreed to be screened.
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Doctors should discuss the issues with male patients and help them decide whether to be screened.
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Older adults and women during the perinatal period should be screened with variations of these tests.
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In the 1970s, the International Civil Aviation Organisation began requiring passengers be screened using metal detectors.
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A bow can go through the entire system and be screened out by the pulping equipment.
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At 2:30 that same afternoon, "Big" (1988) will be screened; on Monday, at 4 p.m.
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Nonetheless, reports on black children were more likely to be screened for investigation than white children.
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The survivors will be screened for the coronavirus and put into quarantine, health officials told Zitamar.
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Passengers choosing to return on the charter flight will be screened for symptoms of the virus.
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It would have also required content uploaded within the EU to be screened for copyright infringement.
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Among the movies to be screened: Taylor Swift: Miss Americana, the pop star's forthcoming Netflix documentary.
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Previously, only investments in critical infrastructure, such as energy, water, telecommunications and defense could be screened.
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Previously, only investments in critical infrastructure, such as energy, water, telecommunications and defense could be screened.
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Previously, only investments in critical infrastructure, such as energy, water, telecommunications and defence could be screened.
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Men with any mental illness were 22% less likely overall to be screened for prostate cancer.
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That's the year all donated blood and organs began to be screened for evidence of the virus.
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Passengers at O'Hare International Airport wait in line to be screened at a TSA checkpoint in 2016.
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A Syrian Love Story will be screened on March 29 during TIFF's Human Rights Watch Film Festival.
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Experts advise that all children under age 22016 be screened for two eye diseases, strabismus and amblyopia.
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This year, the festival received over 1,300 submissions, and from those, over 100 films will be screened.
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"The Nice Guys", which also stars Ryan Gosling, was to be screened at Cannes later on Sunday.
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He also ordered that employees and volunteers be screened for symptoms at the start of each shift.
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Others came straight from work on Friday afternoon and waited to be screened by the Secret Service.
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"When someone dies that young from a heart attack, the kids should definitely be screened," he said.
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People at high risk for breast or prostate cancer may need to be screened for the diseases.
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Women should be screened for depression while pregnant and after giving birth, a government-appointed health panel said.
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The movie, made in 1984 and starring John Hurt and Richard Burton, will be screened in 44 states.
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The men will be screened at another location to check they're not ISIS members hiding among desperate civilians.
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AI that make consequential decisions, like hiring job candidates or predicting recidivism, should be screened before being adopted.
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It will be screened in cinemas worldwide on November 2nd as part of the ROH Live Cinema season.
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It takes an average of two years for those candidates to be screened and vetted by American officials.
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As for how often people should be screened, the task force was careful not to make any recommendations.
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Just last month the American Academy of Pediatrics also recommended that teens be screened for depression every year.
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His widow, Yuliya Solntseva, also an acclaimed filmmaker, went on to direct them, and they'll be screened Aug.
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They'll also be screened twice for radiation after their tour, which only lasts five minutes to limit exposure.
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Peter Watkins's 1974 film "Edvard Munch" will be screened in two parts on March 20 and March 27.
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Additionally all visitors have to be healthy, and will be screened for flu-like symptoms at hospital entrances.
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The entire inmate population at the facility will be screened and quarantined, the statement said without providing details.
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Instead they should be screened and processed in a timely manner, then released to family members or sponsors.
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New US Army recruits will be screened for the coronavirus upon arrival at basic training, according to Gen.
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That premiere performance, part of the Bolshoi Ballet in Cinema broadcasts, will be screened in movie theaters worldwide.
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Films to be screened include moving image works by Julie Dash, dream hampton, Aretha Franklin, and Whitney Houston.
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Women who receive the HPV vaccine still need to be screened routinely for cervical cancer once they turn 21.
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All cargo originating from those airports will have to be screened and secured under Air Cargo Advance Screening protocols.
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Samples from bats found in the well were sent to laboratories to be screened for the virus, Reuters reported.
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Samples from those bats were among the 60 sent to laboratories to be screened for the virus, it added.
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"Right now, there are 23 million Americans who haven't been screened who need to be screened," Perry told Fox.
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Lance Armstrong made it OK to talk about testicular cancer and the need for young men to be screened.
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Pregnant women living in an area of transmission should still be screened even if they do not have symptoms.
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The 1989 Disney movie will be screened in full, and the performers will sing along, accompanied by an orchestra.
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Lego said it was working with Warner Brothers to create the next Lego movie, to be screened in 2019.
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The final products will be screened at ID Studio and Bronx ArtSpace, an organization aiming to support underrepresented artists.
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But just 43 percent of those assigned to a doctor who was white or Asian consented to be screened.
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At the handful of drive-thru testing centers, only those showing symptoms are to be screened for the virus.
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At the airport, the couple were among a crowd of approximately 40 people waiting to be screened or tested.
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All 2,666 passengers and 1,045 crew members are now being held in quarantine to be screened for the virus.
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One of the proposals would have required all truck, bus and train operators to be screened for sleep apnea.
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The film will now be screened in the Kenyan capital Nairobi from September 23 until September 29, Kahiu said.
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Kernochan said she was told "All I Wanna Do" would be screened in 2,000 theaters across the United States.
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Passengers will be screened for symptoms and will try to get treatment in Japan if necessary, the letter said.
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Asylum seekers are supposed to be screened by an asylum officer if they express fear of returning to Mexico.
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Works to be screened include pieces by Morehshin Allahyari, Lawrence Lek, Gelare Khoshgozaran, Sondra Perry, and Ayodamola Tanimowo Okunseinde.
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Women should be screened for depression during pregnancy and after giving birth, an influential government-appointed health panel said today.
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Your Money In January, a government-appointed panel recommended that all pregnant women and new mothers be screened for depression.
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It comes with some caveats—non-organic materials such as artificial hips will be screened for and recycled, Recompose says.
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One of the biggest changes to the guidelines was a call for all children to be screened annually for depression.
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Companies may be screened out if they have a legal history of discrimination or sexual harassment cases, among other reasons.
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Still completely under wraps is the first episode of Star Wars Rebels Season 4, which will be screened Saturday morning.
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To be admitted, a refugee applicant must be screened in person by agents from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS).
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TSA officials also recommend using gift bags to make re-wrapping easier if the items need to be screened further.
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DiCaprio's National Geographic climate documentary "Before the Flood" will also be screened on the South Lawn at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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"The Magnitsky Act" is to be screened on Monday at the Newseum, a private museum dedicated to the news industry.
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HUNTINGTON "Remember" (593), drama directed by Atom Egoyan; the short film "Immunity" will also be screened, followed by a discussion.
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And Americans are more likely to be screened younger for cancer than in Europe, when the expected benefit is greatest.
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Patients with high levels of tau in their blood could then be screened further for C.T.E., Alzheimer's and other diseases.
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The soldiers can no longer brush it off: If your sensor is red, you must be screened for brain injury.
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Seven short films by visual artists (including Bertrand Dezoteux, Jonathan Martin, and Lola Gonzàlez) will be screened at 3:30am.
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It provided data on Tuesday showing that nearly all travelers nationwide are waiting less than 30 minutes to be screened.
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The three families have waited for several years for their protection claims to be screened by the Hong Kong government.
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And some passengers complained on social media that they waited as long as six or seven hours to be screened.
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Specifically, it'll be screened in the 135 Dolby Cinema AMC theaters around the country, from August 30th to September 5th.
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However, because the containers will need to be screened separately like computers, it could add slight delays to screening lines.
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On the other hand, caution is still warranted when thinking about whether a man should be screened for prostate cancer.
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Those who have traveled to other provinces in mainland China will be screened and monitored upon arrival in the US.
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The outlet reports the film will be screened again at 1,000 movie theaters across the country and Canada beginning Friday.
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Starting this week, Wuhan passengers will also be screened at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport and Chicago O'Hare International Airport.
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It currently takes 18-24 months for Syrian refugees to be screened before they can move to the United States.
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Believing that women are less likely to be screened as carefully, the Islamic State has been using female suicide bombers.
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After the law took effect, poor women were only 6 percent less likely to be screened than their wealthier peers.
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Women 40 to 49 are advised to talk with their doctor about when and how often they should be screened.
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His son, Edward Keith Kranepool, 48, has volunteered to provide a kidney, but has yet to be screened for compatibility.
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Black Mother is currently playing in select theaters and will be screened at Metrograph in New York starting March 8.
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Her film was chosen to be screened at the Athens International Film & Video Festival and the Nashville Film Festival in May.
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"Articles like this aren't very helpful," she said, because they leave women confused about how to be screened for breast cancer.
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And other Kenyans on Twitter celebrated the decision, with many eager for information about when and where Rafiki will be screened.
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Geiling said hosts and refugees must be screened, with the process including questions about background, origin country, age and spoken languages.
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Such women face an increased risk of developing postpartum depression "and should be screened, treated and referred appropriately," the guidelines note.
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Last year, she completed work on ABC's Mystery Road — it will be screened this year — and the Nine Network's Bite Club.
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Unlike Jeopardy, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, and other network trivia shows, you don't need to be screened and selected.
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What is not clear is whether these are full-time employees or contractors, and how screeners will, in effect, be screened.
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If you are 50 years or older and you haven't been screened, the bottom line is you need to be screened.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - U.S. adults should be screened for depression, says an influential panel of government-backed experts.
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The draft declaration will now be screened by national envoys of the remaining 27 EU states meeting in Brussels on Thursday.
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Cannes Festival director Thierry Fremaux told THR that TV shows will be screened at Cannes for the first time this year.
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Berube said Chipotle has been "very proactive" and remaining staff at the burrito restaurant would be screened for norovirus, he added.
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The new version of the documentary is 28 minutes long and will be screened every 40 minutes from 10:20 a.m.
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Another provision, an "upload filter," would require all online content uploaded from within the EU to be screened for copyright infringement.
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The Food and Drug Administration this week halted blood donations in South Florida until they can be screened for Zika infection.
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Medicaid rules require that recipients' children be screened twice, without cost, but the rule is not enforced and compliance is spotty.
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The ban applies only to foreign nationals -- and not American citizens and permanent residents who'd be screened before entering the country.
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Americans returning to the US will be routed through one of 13 airports, where they will be screened for the coronavirus.
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It turns out that there isn't a policy that food must be screened separately, according to Mike England, a T.S.A. spokesman.
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About 4,000 of the 14,500 Malaysian residents who attended had yet to be screened for the virus, the government has said.
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For many of the women, it's the first time they had heard about cancer and had the opportunity to be screened.
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She answered yes to them all and was told James should probably be screened and that Carolyn should call their doctor.
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What do you make of the fact that "Black Panther" was the first film to be screened publicly in Saudi Arabia?
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ITV said that the episode featuring the guest who died would not be screened and the channel would review the show.
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The AMP project vets analytics servers based on performance, security, and privacy, so some of the worst offenders may be screened out.
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In the state of Georgia, where I live, a new law makes it mandatory for all children to be screened for dyslexia.
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Anyone who decides to spend $5,000 to go to the Bahamas and see Blink 182 should be screened from the gene pool.
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All these adolescents should be screened for depression and anxiety, Dr. Spinks-Franklin said; both can affect sleep onset or sleep maintenance.
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For instance, there are debates on whether people should be screened for Huntington's, an incurable genetic disorder that manifests in middle age.
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The implication is obvious—that other employees will be hired on their merits, but flight attendants will be screened for their looks.
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Radical Creativity is guest-programmed by curator Dessane Lopez Cassell, with a set of films to be screened from August 10–16.
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When Nikia Jackson needed to be screened for a sexually transmitted disease, she wanted a clinic that was reputable, quick, and inexpensive.
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The CDC also recommended women who have recently traveled to these places during their pregnancy be screened and monitored for the virus.
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While in limited theatrical release, the 97-minute film can be screened on request through a company listed on the website SOLDtheMovie.com.
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Stanford officials told the AP that questions for the event will be screened in advance, and that Tyson will not discuss Fairfax.
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Ideally, all women should be screened for depression during pregnancy, and women who are depressed or at high risk should get treatment.
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Roads will be closed near events, and those attending Friday's service will be screened for weapons, Charleston Police Chief Greg Mullen said.
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The film was the first feature to be screened in the combination of 4K resolution, 3-D and 120 frames per second.
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The paperwork to research controlled substances is onerous, and sometimes hundreds of drugs need to be screened to find one that works.
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One night in 1980, Dershowitz appeared at Harvard's Quincy House dorm, where the porn film "Deep Throat" was scheduled to be screened.
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Like the TV shows and movies you can stream, ads will also be screened to ensure kids aren't seeing anything they shouldn't.
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The fellow, a lawyer who will serve for two years, will be screened by the city's Law Department and the review board.
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Most of his films are available on streaming platforms, but all of his films will be screened as part of this retrospective.
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Passengers from Wuhan, China, will be screened at J.F.K. beginning Friday night, and in San Francisco and Los Angeles starting on Saturday.
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"It could be screened in different languages and it would be easy to create awareness in a non-threatening way," Brander said.
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The CDC recommends women younger than 25, and women who are at greater risks for infection, be screened annually for the disease.
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Travelers from Wuhan, China, flying through airports in New York City, San Francisco and Los Angeles will be screened for the virus.
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Even in a fully functioning administration, it takes months for nominees to be screened by the F.B.I. and approved by the Senate.
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A friend who had the BRCA gene, a marker for cancer, wanted to freeze her eggs so that they could be screened.
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A project by the photographer Tim Smyth shows the many flaws that can be screened for by an optical sorting device called Focus.
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Kelly recently completed a 4K restoration of the film which will be screened in select theaters this month for the film's 15th anniversary.
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Current recommendations are for children to be screened specifically for autism spectrum disorder during regular doctor visits at 24 and 33 months old.
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But this past September, long before the movie was set to be screened, it already found itself wriggling on the fishhook of controversy.
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Video All new migrants would have to be screened at the centers and determined if they are eligible to seek asylum in Germany.
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"The biggest takeaway from this study is still that everybody should be screened for cervical cancer according to the current guidelines," Cortessis says.
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The study findings suggest that all patients with ALS should be screened for behavioral and cognitive decline as their illness progresses, Abrahams advised.
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Only the best and brightest will be permitted to travel, she tells them, as colonists will be screened by a battery of tests.
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Such a tool might well have suggested that two of our hypothetical women reconsider the choice to be screened — the two younger ones.
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The content will be screened in accordance with Chinese government standards, but sources say most of BuzzFeed's entertainment content shouldn't present censorship problems.
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The CDC also recommended that women who have recently traveled to these places during their pregnancy be screened and monitored for the virus.
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While many women may be screened during prenatal visits or checkups after birth, men may not necessarily have the same access to screening.
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This case report indicates that children who choke on food and go into cardiac arrest also need to be screened for Brugada syndrome.
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Vetokha said the LOC had stipulated that the pictures should be screened via NTV or Tricolor, two Russian services that offer television bundles.
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Greer said patients should be screened for a personal or family history of psychosis or manic episodes, as they could suffer negative effects.
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As a former employee of the FBI, his manuscript will be screened to make sure he's not revealing any government secrets, NPR reports.
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The law, which requires North Carolinians who receive public aid to be screened and possibly tested for drugs, went into effect last August.
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Do we now go into these quiet places of worship as we do at an airport, getting in a line to be screened?
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They all would have to be screened for COVID-19, and there still is a shortage of resources for conducting COVID-19 tests.
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They're also less likely to get standard diabetes care like blood tests or eye exams, or to be screened and treated for cancer.
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Once a diagnosis is confirmed, women with PCOS should be screened periodically for diabetes with a glucose tolerance test and for metabolic syndrome.
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Experts warn that the approach could further damage public trust across China, and send people who should be screened and monitored deeper underground.
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Actor and Palme d'Or winner Shahab Hosseini, whose film The Night will be screened as part of the film festival, criticized the boycott.
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Now, individuals who are at high risk can be screened and their lung cancer can be found early, when it is most treatable.
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The Task Force didn't weigh in on how often people should be screened, citing a lack of evidence to identify the ideal frequency.
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Stanley Nelson's 2015 documentary, "The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution," a critic's pick in The Times, will be screened at 8:30 p.m.
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But local Public Health Director Richard Berube told Reuters that Chipotle had been "very proactive" and that staff at the location would be screened.
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After early consultations, Matthew's sperm needed to be frozen and quarantined for six months so it could be screened for HIV and other diseases.
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In its 2012 recommendations, the American Society for Reproductive Medicine expands the types of diseases and behaviors that should be screened in potential donors.
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Travelers leaving from these airports — an estimated 23,000 people daily — would be screened along with their luggage when they arrive at a major airport.
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One passenger told local Spectrum News 13 that she was waiting in line to be screened when the TSA agent fell to his death.
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In celebration of the sitcom's 25th anniversary this fall, 15 fan-favorite episodes will be screened in movie theatersthroughout the United States, Warner Bros.
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" Movies that will be screened out of competition include the Austrian director Ulrich Seidl's "Safari" and Mel Gibson's World War II epic "Hacksaw Ridge.
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She found that no two states were the same — some required all children to be screened, while others homed in on very specific populations.
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The refugee agency said that under those rules, migrants who manage to reach Greece must be screened there first, before being returned to Turkey.
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Monday's proceedings, a day before the mistrial request, went slowly because of the time it took jurors to be screened for conflicts or bias.
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But from Mr. Hobica's point of view, passengers would be more prepared if they knew that food needed to be screened on its own.
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This year, about 100 Rwandan patients, desperate for lifesaving surgery, showed up to be screened by Team Heart — which could operate on only 16.
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That is the premise behind David Heredia's series of educational videos about underrepresented historical figures, "Heroes of Color," which will be screened on Friday.
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The Navy added that there were no confirmed cases of the coronavirus among its recruits and that incoming recruits will be screened on arrival.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and National No BRA Day serves as a reminder for all women to be screened for breast cancer.
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This is also dependent on women's own values and preferences, and women may choose not to be screened if they are concerned about overdiagnosis.
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A few years later the phone-booth looking "puffer" machines were put into place, allowing more passengers to be screened at the airport checkpoints.
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It is one of over three dozen endangered languages heard in "Last Whispers," a film and surround-sound experience that will be screened Oct.
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The evidence will be screened for possible national security issues before it is turned over to a Kremlin-linked defendant, Bloomberg News reported Monday.
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Another requires Medicare beneficiaries to be screened for an addiction during their annual wellness visits and for any current opioid prescriptions to be reviewed.
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According to a press release, Guava Island will be screened for a live audience during the first weekend of Coachella, from April 12 to 14.
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Even if you received the HPV vaccine, you still need to be screened routinely — the guidelines apply to both women who are vaccinated and unvaccinated.
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In that case, potential drugs might be screened against both the protein in free suspension, and intact cells that have such channels in their membranes.
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"It may perhaps change how and when a woman begins to be screened for breast cancer," added Gaudet, who was not involved in the study.
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All of the breast milk will be screened and tested before it goes to Cora, but it's estimate to feed her for over a month.
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That said, the idea, which some have recoiled at, that immigrants should be screened for their likely impact on a host country's economy is commonplace.
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The Transportation Security Administration requires passengers to be positively identified before boarding a private jet and to be screened for the TSA No-Fly List.
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All adults, including pregnant women, should be screened for unhealthy alcohol use by their primary care physicians, the United States Preventive Services Task Force advises.
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Though the USPSTF still agrees that studies show heterosexual men don't usually need to be screened, categorizing by behavior better encompasses people's actual sex lives.
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The film will be screened once in the afternoon, and again in the evening where a Q&A with director Hervé Martin-Delpierre will follow.
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Bianca Debaets, a local politician in Brussels, told the website Euronews that Ms. Peeters's film should be screened for Damso and the national soccer team.
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A documentary to be screened on Capitol Hill next month, in which I am featured, chronicles the experience of low-income students navigating college admissions.
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My experience and that of two other peer counselors is chronicled in the documentary "Personal Statement," which will be screened on Capitol Hill next month.
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The C.D.C. recommends that all women under 25 be screened annually for both diseases, because of the dire consequences they can have if left untreated.
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"In all cases, I think pregnant women should be screened monthly by their obstetrician because there's so much risk in the environment," Dr. McLeod said.
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The bedroom opens directly to an outdoor patio, but is designed to be screened by curtains should access to the patio be offered to guests.
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Women who allege the worst abuse and would be willing to be screened by a psychologist could be eligible for payments of up to $22018,800.
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US citizens and permanent residents who have recently traveled to China&aposs Hubei province will be screened on arrival and may be subject to quarantine.
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All the other passengers on the plane had to be screened by security again, and the plane wound up being delayed for nearly three hours.
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Verma said the data represent a good starting point to answer bigger questions, such as how often family members should be screened for celiac disease.
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Miami-Dade's post-arrest program mandates that anyone jailed on a misdemeanor offense be screened for mental illness 24 to 48 hours after being arrested.
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PuhuTV's thriller about a psychologist who falls in love with a dancer includes strong language and erotic scenes that would not be screened on Turkish television.
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Last year he said he was done making feature films, focusing his energies on Boro, which was to be screened exclusively at the Studio Ghibli Museum.
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Some men who are concerned about prostate cancer will elect to be screened, and others who are less concerned will not; doctors should support either decision.
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The first episode of the series will be screened at D23 Expo on Friday — and the full cast will be in attendance for a panel afterward.
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"Due to the overwhelming response of individuals willing to be screened as a donor, they are no longer accepting additional inquiries," they wrote on the page.
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Orange Chief Executive Stephane Richard said earlier this week that he expected the deal to be screened by France's competition authorities rather than the European Commission.
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"On many occasions a small organization does not possess the documents required to allow them to be screened," said one UK-based charity in the survey.
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Answers to questions about depression screening and maternal mental illness, following new recommendations saying that women should be screened for depression during pregnancy and after childbirth.
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But in the future, for this treatment to ever get to the point of widespread viability, donors would need to be screened for genetic factors too.
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They will be screened at the Center throughout the exhibition's run, offering visitors a dynamic introduction to the artist's ideas and work, and their continued resonance.
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Today, the greatest and most powerful nation still is not testing anywhere near the number of Americans who desperately need to be screened for the coronavirus.
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To enter, people will have to pass through metal detectors at one of 12 checkpoints along the route, where they will be screened for prohibited items.
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More than 1,250 members of the sect have reported potential symptoms, and officials are still trying to locate hundreds of members so they can be screened.
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Those individuals appear before an asylum officer to be screened for the required "credible fear of persecution or torture" if sent back to their home countries.
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Unlike assisted suicide, which requires patients to be screened for depression, patients can ask for treatment withdrawal even if they have major depression or are suicidal.
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Mr. Yalkut's film will be screened once during the entire show, in the museum's theater, when it really should be on constant view in the galleries.
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It did not indicate what kind of movies the government might allow to be screened, but made clear that films would be governed by Islamic law.
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The disparities were greatest among women with schizophrenia, who were roughly half as likely as women in the general population to be screened for breast cancer.
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People with a higher risk may need to start screening even earlier, be screened more often, or use a specific type of test, according to the ACS.
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San Jose defenseman Brent Burns missed in his block attempt of Anaheim defenseman Clayton Stoner's wrist shot from the blue line as Jones appeared to be screened.
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The co-production treaty provides Indian producers with the opportunity of bypassing China's strict quotas on the number of foreign films that can be screened each year.
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The film will be screened at 50 undisclosed locations with tickets sold quietly to try to avoid the movie being blocked by protests, the Guardian reported Thursday.
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The film's website lists a number of locations where the film will be screened — from Elk River, Minnesota to Schenectady, New York — but doesn't give theater details.
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YouTube has a similar approval feature that allows creators to give specific people the ability to post comments, and requires everyone else's comments to be screened first.
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Before meeting Barzani, visitors must stop at a small outpost and hand over their electronics — laptops, cameras, phones — to be screened for surveillance equipment and hidden weapons.
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Shot in four countries over five years, the 86-minute film will be screened at the Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival in Toronto on April 27.
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"In the 15 years since the Tribeca Film Festival was founded, I have never asked for a film to be screened or gotten involved in the programming."
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Should Carstairs win, his ad will be screened at the most watched television event in the world, reaching more than 114 million viewers in the U.S. alone.
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Among other things, the EU is pushing to set up centers in Africa where migrants would be screened for asylum eligibility before being allowed entrance into Europe.
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Trump said the ban would be lifted when Muslims and other immigrants can be screened "perfectly," but that will never happen, and Trump has to know that.
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"A Ballerina's Tale," a documentary about Misty Copeland of American Ballet Theater, will be screened in tandem with a ballet premiere from Jeremy McQueen on June 29.
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In 1987, she underwent a mastectomy after being diagnosed with breast cancer and discussed her operation openly to encourage more women to be screened for the disease.
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I almost feel like I should warn people that it wasn't meant to be screened at Alice Tully Hall, but it's awesome that it was selected anyway.
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"They'll be screened and then we're going to ask every American and legal resident returning to the United States to self-quarantine for 14 days," Pence said.
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"The mass conditioning of travelers leads to confusion that leads to delays," he said, referring to all the rules about how various items have to be screened.
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The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) said incoming international flights to Beijing would land at one of 12 other designated airports, where passengers would be screened.
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If he did not, Mr. Abi-Saab wrote, the movie should be not be screened in Lebanon and Mr. Doueiri should be considered "wanted" by the authorities.
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Travelers and crew members who reported feeling unwell would be screened, and anyone presenting fever or low levels of oxygen in the blood would be denied boarding.
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Experts warned such marginalization of an already vulnerable group could prove counterproductive, further damaging public trust and sending those who should be screened and monitored deeper underground.
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Finally, airline employees need to be screened (as we do with passengers) at every airport prior to them having access to the sterile area of the tarmac.
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The Obama administration had been considering requiring truck drivers and railroad engineers to be screened for sleep apnea, but the Trump administration scrapped the effort last month.
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Its standard of care recommends that patients seeking HRT be screened for schizotypal disorders, autism-spectrum disorders, personality disorders, dissociative disorders, post-traumatic stress disorders and more.
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Ryan ripped a one-timer from the top of the left circle past Jets goalie Laurent Brossoit (43 saves), who appeared to be screened on the play.
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The Obama administration had been considering requiring truck drivers and railroad engineers to be screened for sleep apnea, but the Trump administration scrapped the effort in August.
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Newly arriving migrants would be screened in the centers, and any determined to have already applied for asylum elsewhere in the European Union would be turned back.
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Registration for the election will last five days after which entrants will be screened for their political and Islamic qualifications by a hardline vetting body, the Guardian Council.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics has recommended that all children be screened for autism spectrum disorder at ages 18 and 24 months in conjunction with ongoing developmental screening.
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About 38 percent have yet to be screened, and the number is a whopping 75 percent for those who are now between the ages of 18 and 21.
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Divide that by 150 minutes (a two and a half hour movie) and you get 9.6 – that's how many times the movie can be screened in a day.
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Current Academy rules dictate that movies be screened for at least a week in Los Angeles during the year of eligibility in order to qualify for the awards.
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The film will be screened in schools in remote areas of Lebanon this autumn as part of awareness sessions organised by a local NGO specialising in child protection.
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Many doctors aren't aware that some transgender men may still need pap smears, breast exams and mammograms, and that all transgender women should be screened for prostate problems.
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" All teens should be screened for depression, task force recommends Still, Hum says, despite "starting to be experts [on suicide] ... you don't know how that trigger will happen.
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He emphasized that when men are on PrEP, the CDC recommends they be screened for HIV and other STIs every three months, in order to obtain prescription refills.
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China insists that candidates for the post be screened by a committee packed with loyal Hong Kongers, who can be counted on to exclude Communist Party-baiting democrats.
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Future asylum-seekers are likely to be screened while still in Turkey or Jordan, thus avoiding a potentially lethal voyage and the vast fares charged by people-traffickers.
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That so many in this category continue to be screened nonetheless — two million men older than 75 in 2013, the Chicago researchers estimated — is cause for considerable dismay.
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But what makes such call-blocking next to useless is that the phone numbers to be screened out have to be known beforehand and programmed into the system.
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"And I think in a windowed way," he said, referring to the term used to describe the period of time a specific media is allowed to be screened.
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House officials informed lawmakers on Wednesday that any new employees on Capitol Hill would not be screened under the E-Verify system due to the partial government shutdown.
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Passengers will be screened by the US Department of Health and Human Services and the CDC at the port, according to a statement from Travis Air Force Base.
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Travelers will now be screened by city health officials, the mayor said, and anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees or higher will not be allowed to board.
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Travelers from Wuhan to three US airports — San Francisco (SFO), New York (JFK), and Los Angeles (LAX) airports — will be screened for symptoms, such as cough and fever.
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"The groups less likely to be screened were also more likely to present with advanced stages of oral cancer, perhaps because they were not checked early," said Gupta.
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After disembarking, they will be screened and placed under a 14-day federally mandated quarantine, according to the US Northern Command, a part of the Department of Defense.
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It's not clear how long the World Dream will be quarantinedAccording to a woman on World Dream, crew members were the first to be screened for the virus.
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It will be screened with "The Running Jumping & Standing Still Film," a briefer monument to silliness that Mr. Lester made with Peter Sellers in 2274-20986-8110, filmforum.
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Those who test positive for drugs would be required to receive treatment; those who refuse to be screened or take a test would be ineligible for Medicaid benefits.
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Mar-a-Lago Club members must park their cars at a parking lot down the street to be screened before they can enter through the club's south entrance.
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Eight classic Thanksgiving episodes, which have been newly remastered in 4K resolution, will be screened at 700 movie theaters across the United States on November 24 and 25.
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"Soliloquy," a film by the choreographer Heidi Latsky, who works with dancers with and without disabilities, will be screened in the Harkness Dance Center lobby at 11 a.m.
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Passengers traveling through the terminal had to be screened at Terminal C or E. Still, the airport's website reported waits of less than 10 minutes at the open checkpoints.
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She published a groundbreaking study on SCD in 1986 that proved that babies need to be screened for the disease at birth and given preventive antibiotics to avoid sepsis.
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The findings support recommendations from the International Diabetes Federation that patients with one condition be screened for the other, too, the research teams notes in the journal Sleep Medicine.
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Guidelines recommend that kids be screened at around age 10 for heart disease risk factors, but it often doesn't happen, the study authors write in the Journal of Pediatrics.
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The panel now says everyone age 18 or older should be screened for depression with adequate systems in place to ensure accurate diagnosis, effective treatment and appropriate follow-up.
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You will probably be screened for neurological disorders such as multiple sclerosis and myasthenia gravis, an autoimmune disease that leads to muscle weakness, as well as depression and anxiety.
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In the V.A. study, veterans with limited life expectancy were more likely to be screened if they had older rather than younger doctors, and attending physicians rather than residents.
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"All these people are stuck in camps and prisons in Syria, and ... when they are returned, they will be screened and those found breaking the law will be jailed".
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Women who visited an endocrinologist or a nutritionist-diabetes educator after giving birth were more likely than others to be screened for diabetes, as reported in Obstetrics and Gynecology.
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Under that proposal, first reported by CNN, passengers with connecting flights would be screened at the larger airports, which have more sophisticated security measures, before boarding the next flight.
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Police wouldn't discuss whether guests at area hotels would be screened in advance of the celebration, but Police Commissioner James O'Neill said officers already are working with hotel security.
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Partygoers entering that secure zone will be screened at a dozen access points where they will encounter metal detectors, the vapor wake dogs and officers with portable radiation detectors.
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Fortunately, we are in the age of "personalized medicine" where the science of genomics has identified mutations in over 22019 cancers for which high-risk individuals can be screened.
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But when Dr. Almeida called the Rhode Island Department of Health and asked to be tested, he was told that he did not fit the criteria to be screened.
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Beginning as early as Wednesday, visitors to New York City jails will be screened and barred from entry if they exhibit flulike symptoms such as a cough or fever.
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This fall sees the twenty-fifth anniversary of the first episode's airing, and twelve episodes of the show will be screened in theaters across America to mark the occasion.
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New York State law requires children to be screened for lead exposure even before they can walk, and annually up to age 6 if they are at particular risk.
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President Donald Trump said on Twitter on Sunday that people traveling to the US from affected areas will be screened both before boarding their planes and after arriving stateside.
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Just 24 percent will move forward with an evaluation, and of these, just over 220 percent will drop out, given the current rate, leaving roughly 125,000 to be screened.
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He added that the evacuees will be screened once more for the virus before their final release, and the Department of Health and Human Services will make travel arrangements.
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While in Anchorage, passengers will be screened by US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials, who will decide if they are healthy enough to continue on to California.
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Regular screening is touted as the most effective way to reduce breast cancer deaths, although experts continue to debate who should be screened, how often and at what ages.
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Move UACs who reach America to temporary locations outside of the United States where they would be screened by UNHCR to determine which ones are eligible for refugee status.
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The Trump administration is forging ahead with a controversial decision to scrap Obama-era plans to require that all truck, train and bus operators be screened for sleep apnea.
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" The remaining two Turkey-Day-centric episodes, which aren't on Fathom Events' list to be screened, are "The One with Chandler in a Box," and "The One with the Rumor.
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For example, the aviation organization requires that passengers, baggage and cargo be screened, but the methods run the gamut from full body imagers down to a physical pat-down search.
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The newspaper said that under the deal, Kraft would have to be screened for sexually transmitted diseases, complete an education course about prostitution and do 100 hours of community service.
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If people come into this country, say, I've got to be screened although I happen to believe that we should accept refugees from the Middle East, from Syria and Afghanistan.
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"Boom Bust Boom", which is available on streaming services and will be screened in cinemas across America and Britain, explores what went wrong in the run-up to the crash.
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The program also supported an audiometer that can be attached to an iPad with earphones allowing children to be screened for hearing loss, a common consequence of untreated ear infections.
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White House officials said people fleeing violence in El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras would be screened in their home countries and then relocated temporarily to Costa Rica to be processed.
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Passengers who choose not to be screened by a full-body screener or walk-through metal detector will undergo a pat-down conducted by an officer of the same gender.
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Oliver Stone's "Snowden", about former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, and fashion designer Tom Ford's "Nocturnal Animals" will also be screened at the festival which runs until Oct. 16.
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On CNN Thursday, Pence elaborated on the travel restrictions, saying that Americans coming home will be funneled through 13 different airports, where they will be screened for the novel coronavirus.
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People in Lake Elsinore City in Riverside County and in Sacramento County can now use Verily's site to be screened for the new coronavirus and potentially directed to testing locations.
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After waiting in line for about five hours to be screened by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, she was told she had an hour more to go.
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After waiting in line for about five hours to be screened by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, she was told she had an hour more to go.
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Because some women become infected after the initial test, women should be screened again during the third trimester and again at delivery, especially those women living where prevalence is high.
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All University of North Carolina hospitals in the state will dedicate space to setting up temporary triage and testing sites at their facilities where people can be screened for coronavirus.
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Coronavirus: In addition to screening travelers "prior to boarding" from certain designated high risk countries, or areas within those countries, they will also be screened when they arrive in America.
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The task force recommends against screening women aged 40 to 49 years but encourages women in this age range who prefer to be screened to discuss this with their doctor.
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Senate Democrats are pressing the Trump administration over its recent decision to abandon an Obama-era plan requiring all truck, train and bus operators to be screened for sleep apnea.
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The film will not be screened in theatres in the predominantly Muslim UAE, a desert country of around 10 million people where gay sex is illegal, said filmmaker Hitesh Kewalya.
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The film will not be screened in theatres in the predominantly Muslim UAE, a desert country of around 10 million people where gay sex is illegal, said filmmaker Hitesh Kewalya.
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One woman, her leg torn by shrapnel, was lifted from an arriving truck and held up as she hopped to the spot where other women were waiting to be screened.
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The rule would require that teenagers who come to a Title X clinic with an STD or who are pregnant be screened to ensure they aren't victims of sexual abuse.
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In addition to those tests, the USPSTF also says people can be screened using CT colonography, which uses a low-dose radiation CT scan to see the inside of the colon.
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The program, beginning in September, will allow children to be screened for exposure to lead and to receive assessments on the effects of lead on their cognitive development, memory and learning.
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Women should be screened for depression during pregnancy and after giving birth, an influential government-appointed health panel said Tuesday, the first time it has recommended screening for maternal mental illness.
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"An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power," former Vice President Al Gore's climate change follow to his 2006 film "An Inconvenient Truth," is among the nearly 50 films that will be screened.
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If the defendants accept the deal, they would have to agree to be screened for sexually transmitted diseases, complete an education course about prostitution, and do 100 hours of community service.
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"We recommend that everybody, all adults, be screened for alcohol and counseled about reducing their alcohol consumption if they have problems with it, " Schuchat said in a call with reporters Tuesday.
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Hollywood has been pushing for more foreign firms to be screened in Chinese theaters ahead of key talks this year to review the current five-year agreement, signed in February 2012.
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Matt Zoller Seitz recently published a troubling article in Vulture about how Disney, newly in possession of the 20th Century Fox catalog, won't allow Fox titles to be screened in public.
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In celebration of Black History Month, the Oscar-nominated film will be screened twice a day for free at 250 participating AMC Theater locations from February 1-7, according to Disney.
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"Every American that is returning from Europe will be screened as they return through 13 separate airports, and will be asked to self-quarantine for 14 days," the vice president said.
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And at the county jail in Chicago, the sheriff limited visits to lawyers and members of the clergy, all of whom would be screened for the virus before being allowed inside.
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Men with multiple health problems and a limited life expectancy, and those who would not opt for treatment if a cancer is detected, should not be screened, the task force maintained.
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The 22 visa waiver countries, whose citizens are not required to obtain a visa to visit, and who are also more often North European and wealthy, are not to be screened.
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Nino Tsatsiashvili, Georgia's deputy interior minister, said in an email that the police in Tbilisi and Batumi had intervened to make sure the movie could be screened, including detaining 27 demonstrators.
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But Fazili, who moved to Serbia, will nevertheless remain voiceless at a German film festival next week, when his work will be screened but he cannot attend due to his refugee status.
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He was abandoned by his owners at LAX after the airline and TSA determined that he was just too big to be screened as a carry-on and taken on the plane.
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The CDC recommends all pregnant women returning from travel to areas where the virus is being transmitted be screened for the virus within two weeks, regardless of whether they are experiencing symptoms.
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She proceeded to show off how these scalloped potatoes were made and even posted a video featuring of her placing the emotional support casserole on the security conveyor belt to be screened.
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To get on the program firms will be screened by a panel of fintech sector executives, such as Anne Boden, chief executive of Starling Bank, and Anil Stocker, chief executive of MarketInvoice.
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The three plaintiffs have all tested negative for the blood-borne diseases, but have been told that they will need to be screened for up to another six months, the lawsuit said.
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The companies have not yet said when the meal will commence, but have noted that interested applicants will be screened, and they will select the lucky duo for this luxurious dining experience.
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Earlier this month, the Censor Board gave Aligarh's trailer an adult-rated certificate (implying that it could only be screened with other A-rated films) and asked its director delete several scenes.
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It's not siloed away in its own Tomorrow's World segment of specialist media, to be screened after hours to an audience of geeks and nerds; it's all over the main news bulletin.
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Women at average risk for breast cancer can wait to start getting mammograms until age 50 and be screened every other year, according to new guidelines from the American College of Physicians.
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In a major expansion of its policy on Zika virus, the Food and Drug Administration says it now recommends all blood donated in the United States be screened for possible Zika infection.
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People in third class, who were segregated because they had to be screened by immigration officials when they arrived in the United States, had limited access to other parts of the ship.
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The F.D.A. on Thursday issued a warning to researchers that stool from donors in studies of fecal transplantation should be screened for drug-resistant microbes, and not used if those were present.
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The revision in numbers came because "people who were potentially exposed have been coming to our Student Health Center in stages since Thursday morning to be screened," Robert Lopez, a spokesman, said.
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But setting up any such center would be a significant change from the current system, under which migrants must be screened in the European country where they first arrive and are registered.
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The festival runs through April 14 and also features a restored "The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari," which will be screened on April 11 with a live soundtrack by the D.J. Raphaël Marionneau.
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Registration for the May 19 election started on Monday and will last five days, after which entrants will be screened for their political and Islamic qualifications by a vetting body, the Guardian Council.
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Its release was delayed after premiering in 2017 at the Toronto International Film Festival, though Alfonso Gomez-Rejon, the film's director, said the project was not ready to be screened at the time.
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Patients presenting with unusual cases of pneumonia, who are negative for flu and other viral illnesses, should be screened for novel coronavirus, even if they don't have a history of travel to China.
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Other signs posted on fences listed about a dozen rules for attendees, warning them that they would be screened and searched, and that no backpacks, bags, or masks were allowed inside the venue.
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One of the episodes to be screened is "Sacred Water," which sees host Sarain Carson-Fox, of Anishinaabe lineage, visit and examine the Standing Rock Sioux Reservation's resistance to the Dakota Access Pipeline.
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More than a year later, on July 24, 2017, the Florida Department of Health sent a letter to parents letting them know that their children could be screened to get back on CMS.
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News Corporation also wants to scrap rules stipulating that popular sporting events, such as the Olympic Games and the Melbourne Cup horse race (pictured), must be screened on terrestrial, free-to-air channels.
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The Trump administration faced backlash earlier this summer when it made a controversial decision to scrap Obama-era plans to require that all truck, train and bus operators be screened for sleep apnea.
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Episodes of the show, along with the documentary "They're Real & They're Spectacular: 'Seinfeld' Super Fans and the Summer of George," will be screened at Hunters Point South Park in Long Island City, Queens.
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Any soldier who was within 50 meters of a blast or who was in a vehicle behind or ahead of one struck by a bomb would have to be screened for brain injury.
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Kentucky requires only "at-risk" children, including those eligible for Medicaid, those living in certain zip codes or those who meet high-risk criteria based on a lead paint exposure questionnaire, be screened.
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This week he refined that to a ban on immigration from "areas of the world where there is a proven history of terrorism" against America or allies, until arrivals can be screened "perfectly".
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"In addition to screening travelers 'prior to boarding' from certain designated high risk countries, or areas within those countries, they will also be screened when they arrive in America," Trump tweeted Sunday morning.
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The Miami Herald reported that Azcue was charged over $219,219 for being responsible and visiting the hospital to be screened for the novel coronavirus following a feverish return from China, the virus' epicenter.
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We said we were flying from Cape Town and transited in Istanbul — the officer wasn't sure whether flying through Istanbul meant we would need to be screened, so he called another officer over.
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Actually, in the film — which will be screened next month across Canada and the United States, including at the Walter Reade Theater at Lincoln Center and several others in New York on Jan.
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Monahan also recommended that all Capitol visitors be screened for respiratory illnesses before coming into close proximity with lawmakers, which lawmakers have implemented in their own offices on a case-by-case basis.
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However, smart bags are expensive, and changing airline policies and confusion over how the bags (which often include lithium-ion batteries and other electronics) should be screened at security have crushed the industry.
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"And Then We Danced" drew a standing ovation at Cannes in May and has since won praise and prizes across Europe; it will be screened in London and Paris in the near future.
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Those looking to buy a gun should also be screened in mental health patient registries, and there ought to be reasonable waiting periods before gun purchases to ensure all background checks are comprehensive.
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"In addition to screening travelers 'prior to boarding' from certain designated high risk countries, or areas within those countries, they will also be screened when they arrive in America," Trump wrote on Twitter.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - Adolescents between 12 and 18 years old in the U.S. should be screened for depression, according to guidelines reaffirmed by a government-backed panel of prevention experts.
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The American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association recommend that all patients who smoke, are over 65, or have a history of diabetes or another vascular disease be screened for PAD.
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Under the legislation, these immigrants would be screened for past criminal behavior and would be allowed to remain in the United States without threat of deportation as long as they met certain conditions.
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The US Senate requires all units trained by the US to be screened for "credible" and "gross" human rights abuses, and US equipment is supposed to be kept from units suspected of violations.
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Part of that is already being implemented thanks to recent changes to the U.S. Preventive Service Task Force's guidelines, which now recommend that all adults be screened for depression as part of routine care.
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Y., said that the Archives letter "confirmed our worst fear" — that even the documents requested by Republicans may be limited because they will be screened by Bush&aposs lawyer under the Presidential Review Act.
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The film premiered in May at the DOXA Documentary Film Festival in Vancouver, and it is scheduled to be screened in November in New York to benefit the Binge Eating Disorder Association, Averill said.
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In one case, a salesperson worked with a doctor's office manager to pull patients' charts, identify those who should be screened for PBA and make sure that Nuedexta brochures were inserted in their files.
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"We know from trials that if you offer a choice between colonoscopy and a less-invasive test, that more people will opt to be screened, which is our goal in the end," he said.
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She collaborated with the filmmaker David O. Brown on a documentary about the subject, "Fragile Legacy," and the team's footage of marine life depicted by the Blaschkas will be screened at the Corning Museum.
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Safety-sensitive transportation workers — including flight crew, air traffic controllers, truck drivers and train engineers — will be screened for several common opioid painkillers starting next year, according to a new federal rule published Monday.
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" At Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, travelers were also forced to stand in long, cramped lines with some waiting up to seven hours to be screened as people around them were "coughing and sneezing.
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Then, at the beginning of "Die Walküre," which returned to the Metropolitan Opera on Monday night and will be screened in cinemas worldwide on Saturday, we see a gesture that feels personal and true.
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A film on emoji (our critic's review was harsh) was among the first to be screened publicly in the ultraconservative Islamic kingdom after the government ended a decades-old ban on cinemas last month.
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Although U.S. citizens and permanent residents are not included in the travel ban, Pence said they would be screened for the coronavirus and asked to go into quarantine for two weeks after returning home.
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Men who have a family history of prostate cancer or any symptoms of the disease should be screened, experts say, as should older African-American men, who are at higher risk for prostate cancer.
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Women who allege the worst abuse and offer additional information will be eligible for up to $20,000, while those who are willing to be screened by a psychologist could receive a maximum of $250,0003.
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The administration has cut the staff that conducts clearance interviews overseas, intensified the screening process for refugees, and for those people it characterizes as high-risk, doubled the number who need to be screened.
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Flights that had already taken off when the notice was issued have been authorized to land in Milan and Rome, where passengers will be screened and will be able to leave again as planned.
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While both Australian and American cardiology groups recommend that cardiac rehab patients be screened and referred for treatment of depression and anxiety, this advice is often not followed in Australia, Rao and colleagues reported.
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It was hoped, the researchers write, that the change would allow more people with limited financial resources to be screened, narrowing the cancer disparities that exist among women with different social and economic statuses.
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The documentary by Asif Kapadia - who also made "Senna", about racing driver Ayrton Senna, and "Amy", delving into the life of late singer Any Winehouse - will be screened for the first time on Sunday evening.
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"He was abandoned by his owners at LAX after the airline and TSA determined that he was just too big to be screened as a carry-on and taken on the plane," the saga began.
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Men at high risk, including African-American men and those with a father, son or brother diagnosed with prostate cancer at an early age should be screened at age 45, the American Cancer Society recommends.
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The Malaysian censor board originally tried to cut the scene due to the country's strict laws against homosexuality, but the film will be screened in it entirety now, according local theater chain Golden Screen Cinemas.
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Here's the latest chapter in the unfolding saga of mammogram guidelines: Today, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) published their new recommendations for when and how often women should be screened for breast cancer.
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Reducing the choice to one woman who explains a gap and another who doesn't, he said, misses the more likely reality: that both would probably be screened out before they got to the interview stage.
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When the study team looked at rates of colorectal screening, women with diabetes were 14% less likely than women without the disease to be screened, while men with and without diabetes had similar screening rates.
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Panelo said the government would follow a protocol set by the World Health Organization for all individuals to be screened before receiving the vaccine, to determine if they have ever been exposed to the infection.
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"Women who reach menopause early should be screened for medical conditions such as hypertension, hyperlipidemia and diabetes," said the lead author, Dr. Taulant Muka, a physician and postdoctoral researcher at Erasmus University in the Netherlands.
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The International Olympic Committee said on Tuesday that competitors from Russia and Kenya, given their countries' recent history of doping, would have to be screened individually before being allowed to participate in the Rio Games.
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European leaders agreed to consider an emergency compromise over the weekend that migrants should be screened in offshore centers in North Africa before heading to Europe — all before a full EU summit kicks off today.
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Americans and US permanent residents will still be allowed to fly to Europe and return to the US, but will be screened upon re-entry and face quarantine or restrictions on movement for 14 days.
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Credentialed reporters, who go through security screening to enter the Capitol, will be screened a second time to enter the Senate chamber to watch the trial proceedings to ensure no restricted materials enter the trial.
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Leilah Weinraub, its chief executive, is focusing on her filmmaking; her film "Shakedown," about the Los Angeles black lesbian strip-club scene, is included in this year's Whitney Biennial, and will be screened in May.
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LONDON, Jan 24 (Reuters) - The British government announced on Friday that the Paralympic Games have been added to the 'crown jewels' list of sports events that must be screened live on free-to-air television.
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Other foreign films, such as war drama "Dunkirk" and science fiction " Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets" are expected to be screened on the mainland more than a month after their releases stateside.
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Clips from the film will be screened in special locations in London and New York over the next two weeks, because what's the point in anything if you can't tell other people you're doing it?
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The documentary, to be screened at the Sheffield documentary festival in Britain on Tuesday, depicts the lives of gay and bisexual Syrians in Istanbul as they compete for a place in the Mr Gay World competition.
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While Peele himself won't be in Austin, episodes of The Last OG will be screened at the Paramount Theater, to be followed by a Q&A with director Jorma Taccone, Morgan, and co-star Tiffany Haddish.
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Steven Spielberg is an alleged admirer, and in an interview to be screened alongside the film, Pixar head John Lasseter says he wishes he could trade places with people who had never seen the film before.
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International Olympic Committee President Thomas Bach also said all competitors from both Russia and Kenya would, given their countries' recent history of doping, have to be screened individually before being allowed to participate in the Games.
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The Navy has reportedly warned that it could miss its recruiting goals because of the amount of time green card holders have been waiting in order to be screened for background checks before joining the military.
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"At the moment, we can't make a recommendation for all Canadians regardless of what year you were born in to be screened for hepatitis C," said Grad, who is also affiliated with McGill University in Montreal.
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To celebrate the sitcom's 210th anniversary, 12 of the most popular episodes will be screened at theaters across the US. The showing will take place on Monday, September 23, Saturday, September 28, and Wednesday, October 2.
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New Year's Eve attendees in Times Square will be screened twice upon entrance to the square, which will be patrolled by weapons teams and bomb-sniffing dogs, according to Terry Monahan, the NYPD's chief of patrol.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Brussels main airport is likely to reopen on Sunday after police and the government resolved a dispute over security following the March 22 bomb attacks, agreeing that all passengers would be screened on arrival.
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Passengers can expect that these containers larger than the standard allowance of 3.4 ounces of liquids permitted through a checkpoint will need to be screened separately, which will add some time to their checkpoint screening experience.
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Americans who had visited China's Hubei province would be forced to quarantine for 14 days, and those who visited other parts of China would be screened for symptoms and asked to isolate themselves for two weeks.
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But he also said Ms. Leitch and her supporters should produce evidence that a significant number of immigrants harbor un-Canadian values, and give specific examples of those that should be screened out in a test.
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The first flight to be screened will arrive at New York's Kennedy International Airport on Friday night, Dr. Martin Cetron, director of the C.D.C.'s division of global migration and quarantine, said at a news briefing.
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That is the plan Virginia officials appear to be following for Monday: They have posted a map on Twitter and Facebook showing just one entrance to Richmond's Capitol Square, where attendees will be screened for contraband.
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So that means you have to have more surgeries, you have to come back to the doctor to be screened more… the other outcome is you (could) have to have surgery to have your bladder removed.
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In particular, Ms. Leitch wants all immigrants to be screened for "Canadian values," to maintain "a unified Canadian identity"; her list of those values includes hard work, equal opportunity, help for others, generosity, freedom and tolerance.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Top executives at European banks would have to be screened before they take office under the latest batch of industry regulations designed to improve the sector's management in the wake of the financial crisis.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Netflix are to make a documentary series chronicling the 2018 Formula One season and which will be screened next year, the sport's rights holders announced on Saturday ahead of the opening race in Australia.
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She worked off of Craigslist and described how difficult it was to find clients willing to be screened there; she'd also had some trouble drumming up business as a BBW (an industry acronym meaning big beautiful woman).
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A DHS official told Vox that starting on Friday, people who enter the San Ysidro port without papers will be screened as usual by CBP officers (who check migrants' identities and perform medical screenings, among other tasks).
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The moms who test positive for Zika and have babies with microcephaly would also need to be screened for other known causes of the birth defect, including other viruses like toxoplasmosis, syphilis, or rubella, and even malnutrition.
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And then there's the release itself: while it will be screened in select IMAX theaters, the majority of viewers will stream it on a small screen, and the original Crouching Tiger was hardly a small-screen story.
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MUMBAI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A new Indian movie about human trafficking starring Freida Pinto and Demi Moore is to be screened in towns and villages around the country to raise awareness of a crime that affects millions.
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The documentary "Leaving Neverland" will be screened at the Sundance independent film festival later this month and will be shown on cable channel HBO and Britain's Channel 4 television network this spring, festival organizers and HBO said.
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Officers are also required to refer those with symptoms coming from South Korea or Italy to be screened by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, according to Stephanie Malin, a spokeswoman for Customs and Border Protection.
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Following the LA event, which takes place on August 17, Eclipsecore will travel to Salem, Oregon, where it will be screened in the eclipse path on August 20, and then will be available online after August 21.
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There also will be prioritized testing for first responders, health care workers, and at-risk residents — all they need to do is contact their primary care doctor to be screened for COVID-19 symptoms before being tested.
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At 20 airports in the United States with quarantine stations, passengers from China will be screened for the virus and health officials will decide whether it's safe for them to enter the U.S., according to the CDC.
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Passengers from China arriving in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York will be screened by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for a mysterious new virus that&aposs killed two and sickened dozens in China.
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Instead they're opting for more controlled Facebook Live or "tele-town halls," where questions can be screened by press secretaries and followups are limited — as are the chances of becoming the next viral meme of the Left.
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All students should be screened for advanced opportunities, not just those whose parents know to request it, said Lillian Lowery, a vice president at the Education Trust, an advocacy group focused on low-income and nonwhite students.
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A Survey of Films by Germaine Dulac will be screened August 24–30 at the Film Society of Lincoln Center's Elinor Bunin Monroe Film Center (144 W. 65th Street, Manhattan), with a talk scheduled for August 25.
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A screening committee has decided on a winner and runner-up for each city — New York, Los Angeles, and London — and their films will be screened at events held on October 17, October 25, and November 27, respectively.
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The Transit Drive-In inLockport, New York, which has hosted packed screenings of older Fox films like Alien, Aliens, Say Anything, The Princess Bride, and Moulin Rouge, says those films and others can no longer be screened there.
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About a year ago, the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommended that all adults, including pregnant women and new mothers, as well as adolescents 12 and older be screened for depression at least once by their doctor.
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Eighteen of the festival's productions will be screened in competition for the DFFNYC Manzana Award in two categories (fiction and documentary) and in addition to screenings, the festival is also hosting a series of masterclasses, panels, and workshops.
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The Chinese Lives of Uli Sigg, a documentary to be screened alongside 44 others at this month's Beirut Art Film Festival tells how Sigg became the world's largest collector of Chinese contemporary art, gathering more than 2000 pieces.
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Danielle Russo is also partnering with filmmaker, Luke Ohlson, to recreate Salome, and the anatomy of invisible corners as a documentary to be screened in abandoned pools and four-walled galleries resembling the shape of its original site.
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The documentary, which is to be screened on Thursday at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center, is poignant and compelling, and sure to be more so in the wake of Saturday's concert.
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By Andrew M. Seaman (Reuters Health) - Children and teens should be screened for obesity at doctors' offices starting at age 6 and advised to attend intensive weight management programs if needed, according to a U.S.-government backed panel.
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"It can hopefully educate them about what is at stake if they do decide to migrate to Thailand," said Rathjen by phone from Australia, where the film will be screened at the Melbourne International Film Festival on Friday.
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"In the 15 years since the Tribeca Film Festival was founded, I have never asked for a film to be screened or gotten involved in the programming," De Niro said in a statement on Friday, according to Deadline.
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And US citizens and permanent residents who are in Europe will still be allowed back into the United States during the 30-day period, though will be screened upon entry and face quarantine or restrictions on their movement.
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Potentially worse, another passenger, Kimberley Harris, told CNN that she saw passengers at the Dallas airport skipping the long medical testing line and just getting in lines where passengers didn't have to be screened, undermining the protection protocols.
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Deutsche Bank issued the statement after The Financial Times reported that checks processed on behalf of three large corporate clients were supposed to be screened by two employees but instead received only a cursory review by one worker.
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Homeless families and individuals would be screened by nonprofit organizations to ensure that they do not need intensive services and would then be matched with homeowners, who could indicate their preference for the kind of tenant they want.
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BUCHAREST (Reuters) - Romania's anti-discrimination watchdog fined a city mayor on Wednesday for a speech inciting hatred after he suggested would-be parents should be screened and the rights of the Roma ethnic minority to have children restricted.
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The biggest change is that women over 30 can get HPV testing alone instead of a Pap smear and that they only need to be screened once every five years if they have both tests, instead of every three.
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One American film to be screened is Anna Rose Holmer's coming-of-age drama "The Fits," also set to play at the forthcoming Sundance, about a young African-American boxer who finds herself drawn to a Cincinnati dance team.
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The Japanese authorities have tested a few hundred people for the coronavirus who were believed to be at particular risk, but as the number of cases has risen, some passengers have pressed for everyone on board to be screened.
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In 2009, the group said adults should be screened if clinicians had the staff to provide support and treatment; the new guidelines recommend adult screening even without such staff members, saying mental health support is now more widely available.
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According to the proposal, passengers and luggage arriving from these smaller airports would be screened when they arrive at major airports for connecting flights instead of the current practice of joining the already screened population at the larger airport.
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"Americans coming home will be funneled through 13 different airports, they'll be screened, and then we're going to ask every single American and legal resident returning to the United States to self-quarantine for 14 days," Pence told CNN.
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The test, generated by the company's Primerdesign molecular diagnostics team, can also generate a result in less than two hours, enabling samples to be screened quickly, which the company says could help prevent the "unnecessary" spread of the virus.
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People who have visited mainland China in the previous 30 days will not be allowed to board MSC ships, the company said, and anyone wishing to board a ship will be screened for signs of illness such as fever.
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The US film industry is successful in China -- likely to become the world's largest cinema market in coming years, according to industry insiders -- even though regulators only allow a limited number of foreign films to be screened each year.
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Persons with low socioeconomic status were more likely to be affected by chronic diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection and were less likely to be screened for colorectal cancer and receive a flu shot.
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There are good treatment options for PTSD including interventions like cognitive behavioral therapy, but these patients should also be screened for other mental health problems such as depression and anxiety, Smolderen, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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The updated recommendation, directed at people ages 50 to 75 years, is a departure from the influential panel's 2008 guidance, which said people in that age group should be screened on a specific time table using one of four tests.
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EU Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier on Wednesday rammed home that - while the bloc was looking at ways to carry out checks on many goods away from the actual frontier - animal and animal products would have to be screened on the border.
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In a petition filed in December and obtained by the Star, Reece asked for Hunn's time with the children to be shortened and for Hunn to be screened with a blood alcohol level monitoring device, which he later agreed to.
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Rather than give them their marching orders, Scott gave the couple from Shanghai a blessing at the altar of the church - an unexpected bonus Wu's team pounced upon and video-recorded, to be screened on the big day, back in China.
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While the USPSTF doesn't endorse a specific screening method or define how often people should be screened, Pignone said it could be as simple as answering two questions on a form before a patient goes in to see their doctor.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Spike Lee and Jean-Luc Godard will compete for the Palme d'Or at Cannes next month, but a posthumous movie by Orson Welles will not be screened due to a dispute between the film festival organizers and Netflix.
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Fayyad said he hoped his film, which won the Sundance Grand Jury World Cinema Documentary prize and will also be screened on a BBC channel, will encourage Britons to step into the shoes of Syrians and understand their everyday heroism.
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"New athletes joining the program will undergo a mental health screening and existing program athletes will be screened on a six-monthly basis, allowing us to identify athletes who are struggling mentally but may not recognize this themselves," said Jones.
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NEW YORK, March 15 (Reuters) - U.S. officials appealed for patience on Sunday as travelers returning to the United States over the weekend were met by long lines and massive delays at major airports so they could be screened for the coronavirus.
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Wednesday's "confirmed case is more reason why New Yorkers currently incarcerated in the city jails must be screened and released from custody immediately," Tina Luongo, attorney-in-charge of the criminal rights practice at Legal Aid, told New York Daily News.
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Mr. Trump would still be expected to be screened for problems like unusual anxiety or stress: The physicians involved in the president's care are trained to observe him as any other patient and ask questions for clues to such problems.
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At the summit meeting in June, European leaders agreed to a set of proposals to handle migration, including setting up centers in Europe and North Africa where recently arriving migrants would be screened, identified and distributed among the member states.
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Passengers will be screened before being permitted to disembarkThe Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore and the Singapore Tourism Board on Monday said on Monday that all the Costa Fortuna passengers underwent health checks before they boarded the ship, Yahoo!
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The Transportation Department has recently sidelined a number of safety regulations that trucking lobbyists said posed unnecessary burdens but that trucking unions supported, including requiring that rigs be outfitted with speed-limiting software and that drivers be screened for sleep apnea.
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The C.D.C. recommends that all pregnant women be screened for syphilis during the first prenatal visit, with additional testing at the start of the third trimester for women at increased risk or who live in a community with high syphilis prevalence.
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But the official edict of the Trump administration, announced Friday, led to confusion late Sunday about where, exactly, travelers from China deemed in need of quarantining would be screened and housed at or near the airports where they would be arriving.
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WASHINGTON, March 1 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump on Sunday said travelers from countries at high risk of coronavirus would be screened before boarding and upon arrival as the government scrambled to reassure Americans after the first death in the United States.
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New York Police Chief of Patrol Terence Monahan said spectators will be screened twice before they're allowed to enter the designated pens at the Times Square event, and heavy weapons teams and dogs would be stationed throughout the viewing area.
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The movie, in which Kiki, accompanied by Jiji, her little black cat, strikes out on her own in a learning year required of all witches, only to undergo a crisis of confidence, will be screened with a program of international shorts.
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The centers would be set up at certain crossing points along Germany's border with Austria, where migrants arriving from the south would be screened to determine whether they had already applied for asylum in another country in the European Union.
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The Implicit Punishment of Daring to Go to College When Poor This Opinion essay is about a documentary to be screened on Capitol Hill, in which the author is featured, that chronicles the experience of low-income students navigating college admissions.
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Previously, the USPSTF recommended that people ages 50 to 75 be screened with either a colonoscopy, either of two stool analyses known as fecal immunochemical testing or high-sensitivity fecal occult blood testing, or flexible sigmoidoscopy combined with fecal occult blood test.
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Khashoggi, a Saudi national with permanent residency in the United States, had been a prominent voice of reform in the Saudi kingdom, despite so-called liberalization under Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman that allowed women to drive and movies to be screened publicly.
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But this year's shortage is shaping up to be especially bad: Today, the FDA recommended that all blood donations in the US be screened for Zika virus, expanding on an advisory in February that suggested limited testing to areas with active Zika transmission.
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As is appropriate for a film exploring a global issue, "The Other Side of Hope" will be screened across the world; since its international premiere on February 14th, distribution deals have been signed in Britain, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Poland, Sweden and Japan.
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Turkey's Health Minister Fahrettin Koca said all flights from China would be suspended from Wednesday until the end of the month and that passengers on flights from Japan, Taiwan, Thailand, Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Malaysia would be screened with thermal cameras.
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Plenity will also only be available via prescription, though Gelesis COO David Pass told Gizmodo that it plans to create a telemedicine program where potential patients can be screened and prescribed Plenity remotely, in addition to prescriptions being available from their doctor's office.
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A hospice worker named Amy Duncan launched a social media campaign last week asking for the upcoming Star Wars spinoff to be screened for illustrator Neil Hanvey from Oldham, England, who was recently told he has only six to eight months to live.
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An anti-doping legislation that is in line with the WADA code has since been signed into law, although International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) insists that Kenyan and Russian athletes who qualify for the Olympics will have to be screened afresh.
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Most adults in the United States should be screened for hepatitis C, according to guidelines published Monday, as the opioid crisis and more prevalent use of illicit injected drugs have driven a nearly fourfold increase in new cases over the last decade.
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Karen Rogers, a passenger returning from Paris by way of London, had been waiting in line for at least five hours to be screened at O'Hare and was told she would have at least another hour to go, she said Saturday night.
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As well as digitizing the films for usage by SOAS and University of the Philippines students, meeting the fundraising target will allow the films to be screened at the DaangDokyu Documentary Festival, which takes place March 16–21 in Diliman, Quezon City.
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Not only was it the first time that version of the film had played outside of its infamous Cannes screening, but Richard informed me and the audience that evening that it would be the last time that version would ever be screened publicly.
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The school instituted a bunch of simple precautionary policies: a stern note to parents reminding them not to send a child to school who was sick and warning them that students would be screened for fevers with ear thermometers at the school door.
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The task force, an independent panel of experts tasked with making recommendations for doctors, also updated a past guideline calling for everyone between the ages of 15 and 65, pregnant women and others who are at increased risk for HIV be screened for the virus.
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When it comes to screening, the jury's out While the HPV vaccine and routine screening have made cervical cancer "one of the most preventable cancers," as the CDC says, the jury's still out on who should be screened for anal cancer, when and how.
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But in the absence of a major outbreak like Ebola, it can be hard to compel passengers to be screened or quarantined, although at this point the risk can be more about introducing new diseases in the arrival country than about fellow-passengers getting sick.
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When: Sunday, February 28, 6pm Where: Non Plus Ultra (4310 Burns Ave, East Hollywood, Los Angeles) LA-based "microcinema" Video Collective Los Angeles is hosting a cinematic open mic night of sorts, where participants are encouraged to bring their own short films to be screened.
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The new functionality will be rolling out to U.S. users this week starting today, and results will be screened in certain cities by Google and services like HomeAdvisor and Porch so you hopefully won't end up with somebody who doesn't know what they're doing.
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Zaitsev flicked a shot toward the net, and Quick appeared to be screened by Los Angeles defenseman Jake Muzzin, who skipped out of the way just before the puck sailed past Quick and into the net for a 2-0 lead at 03:20.
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The LAX shooting sparked a debate over the safety of unarmed TSA agents at U.S. airports and the efficacy of allowing passengers and members of the public to freely roam ticketing areas and other sections of terminals beyond secure zones where they must be screened.
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According to a report last weekend from Radio Free Afghanistan, Uzbekistan wants goods to leave the Afghan border city of Hairatan on ships instead of rail, and cross the Uzbek border via the Amu River, where it can be screened by Uzbek security forces.
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He's going to show his new Yeezy Season 3 collection and premiere his new album — his first since 2013's Yeezus — at Madison Square Garden on February 11th, and that show is going to be screened in theaters around the world at the same time.
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Healthy people would have no reason to be screened for mutated genes, and would therefore have no idea that they were resilient, notes Daniel MacArthur, a geneticist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Broad Institute, who was not involved with the new study.
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The Venice lineup features several movies from Netflix, which boycotted this year's Cannes Film Festival to protest a rule change that would have forced its films to play in movie theaters before they could be screened online in order to compete in the French event.
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"After hearing reports of thousands or participants yet to be screened, many had returned to their district health departments or hospitals repeatedly until their names and details were recorded," Abdullah Cheong, a leader of the event's organising team, said in a statement on Saturday.
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As donations arrive—about 27,2000 of them per week is the norm—they'll be screened with the usual battery of tests that keep the blood supply safe, plus one more: a test for antibodies to SARS-CoV-433, the virus that causes Covid-000.
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Last year, their first feature-length project, "Swiss Army Man"—starring Daniel Radcliffe, who plays a flatulent talking corpse that befriends a castaway—premièred at Sundance, and left some viewers wondering if it was the strangest thing ever to be screened at the festival.
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They are less likely to be screened for cervical cancer than women born in the United States, and so Asian and Pacific Islander and Latina immigrant women are more likely to get cervical cancer than US-born women, and more likely to die from it.
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It will be screened at a series of international destinations, and features from March until the end of the year in an exhibition at the Filmarchiv Austria, Die Stadt Ohne, which connects the persecution of Jews to present-day persecution of Muslims, refugees, and immigrants.
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"Women in their 22019s and 60s who are putting off screening because they do not think they are at risk anymore should know that it is still important for them to be screened," said Laura Marlow of University College London in the UK, who led the study.
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Among the movie stars heading to Cannes this year is American actress Kristen Stewart, already dubbed "Queen of Cannes" by the festival organisers for her roles in both "Cafe Society" and in Olivier Assayas's in-competition film "Personal Shopper", which will be screened on May 17.
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Last year, Cannes artistic director Thierry Frémaux implemented a rule that required all films to be screened in French theaters in order to be eligible for the Palme d'Or award, which he had allowed Netflix to bypass at the time due to strict media regulations in France.
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In his most recent statement, released alongside the announcement that Vaxxed would no longer be screened at the festival, De Niro said: My intent in screening this film was to provide an opportunity for conversation around an issue that is deeply personal to me and my family.
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These exciting findings will allow women to be screened for the two most frequent life-threatening diseases at once - breast cancer and cardiovascular disease - (and allow) for determination of cardiovascular risk in a large population of women who might otherwise not get this potentially life-saving information.
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According to a spokesperson from NASA, the space agency confirmed to Inverse this week that The Last Jedi will eventually be screened at the ISS—but the astronauts should probably keep away from spoilers, because it's not yet clear when the movie will actually get up there.
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Short films of the Bard's plays will be screened along the south bank of the river, while in the middle of the 2.5 mile (km) route, the Globe theater will stage a production of Hamlet which returns to London after touring 189 countries in two years.
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Leaud, who stars as the French king in "La Mort de Louis XIV" (The Death of Louis XIV) which will be screened at Cannes, "made his first appearance on the Croisette (the festival's venue) in 1959 as an extrovert, unruly 14-year-old," the organizers said.
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People in the program will be screened to see if they meet the stringent requirements for refugee status, showing that they have been forced to flee their country because of a well-founded fear of persecution on the basis of race, religion, nationality or political persuasion.
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In a legal regime that did not limit physician-assisted suicide to the terminally ill, any adult requesting physician-assisted suicide could be screened for competence, with a single standard used to determine competence in the healthy and able-bodied, the disabled, and the terminally ill.
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" During a pandemic, the NSA's 2009 plan states that every time "affiliates" — civilian or military personnel assigned to work at that agency — enter a government building they would be screened for fever or other flulike symptoms, in an area outfitted with "special airflow and filtration capabilities.
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It will be screened as part of an exhibition at Columbia University's Wallach Art Gallery — Waiting for Omar Gatlato: Contemporary Art from Algeria and Its Diaspora — and introduced by Richard Peña, a film professor at Columbia and the former program director of Film Society of Lincoln Center.
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The CDC and the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommend that MSM be screened for HIV, syphilis, gonorrhea and chlamydia at least once a year, and immunized against hepatitis A and B and human papillomavirus (HPV), Meites and her colleagues note the journal Sexually Transmitted Diseases.
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But if this much confusion exists about what mutations are present in the blood of patients with metastatic cancer (who have a lot of tumor DNA), imagine the uncertainty that will exist for asymptomatic individuals not known to have cancer -- the very people who would be screened.
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Another failure of the state laws is that although they do not allow for physicians to assist patients in dying if the primary reason for the request is due to a mental illness, none have a requirement that the patient be screened by a mental health professional.
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He was also a media artist who made scandal and degradation central to his work and included his family in it—notably his partner Jane Birkin and their daughter, Charlotte Gainsbourg, whose movies will be screened at Film Society of Lincoln Center (Jan. 29-Feb. 7).
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Associate Finance Minister David Parker said in an emailed statement that investors seeking harvesting rights in forestry - the country's third largest export-earner - would have to be screened by the Overseas Investment Office and that a new "streamlined approval path" would be set up to accommodate them.
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"America's current background check system is like having two types of security lines at the airport: one for people who are willing to be screened, and one you can waltz right through carrying whatever you want," said John Feinblatt, the president of Everytown for Gun Safety.
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"The fact that not enough Americans are getting tested for HIV is deeply concerning, and we hope this recommendation will encourage more people to be screened," Task Force member Dr. John Epling, Jr. of the Virginia Tech Carilion School of Medicine in Roanoke said by email.
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While our cancer registries do not tally cancer incidence or deaths by sexuality and gender identity, it has long been known that lesbian, bisexual, and queer (LBQ) women, as well as transgender men, are less likely than their straight and cis counterparts to be screened for cervical cancer.
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CANNES, France (Reuters) - The much-anticipated BBC environmental series "Planet Earth II" narrated by British naturalist David Attenborough as well as the 2016 remake of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" are among the program to be screened at the annual Mipcom entertainment industry meeting, underway in Cannes this week.
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So the product design includes an actual physical mortise lock mechanism, as well as various 'smarter' flourishes — such as a camera, touchscreen and Bluetooth — to allow for digital keys to be used to gain entry, callers to be screened and other smart lock features such as entry tracking.
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All in all, the study "tells us that we need to get messages out for people when they turn 50, they need to call and schedule their colorectal cancer screening, because increasing death rates for people who should be screened is very concerning," said Siegel, the study's lead author.
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The recommendations by the task force, an independent expert panel, update its 2009 advice in two important ways: First, everyone 18 and older should be screened, the panel said -- and not just at clinics where systems are in place to connect at-risk individuals to mental health care.
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Jason Chaffetz near Salt Lake City—Republicans are ducking in-person events altogether, opting instead for more controlled Facebook Live or "tele-town halls," where questions can be screened by press secretaries and followups are limited—as are the chances of becoming the next viral meme of the left.
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Thousands of Americans were stuck in large crowds in US airports for hours after President Donald Trump announced a ban on travel from many European countries and the US.Photos showed people standing shoulder to shoulder, while others had to wait for up to seven hours to be screened.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics has established what are known as 1-3-6 guidelines that state that every baby should be screened for hearing by 1 month of age, a diagnosis of hearing loss made by 3 months and entry into early intervention services by 6 months.
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With the aid of the National Guard, Mexican immigration authorities sent over 563 of the migrants who attempted to cross the border to immigration detention facilities, where they will be screened to determine whether they have the right to remain in Mexico or will be sent back to Honduras.
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MINNEAPOLIS — A Transportation Security Administration manager here said he was instructed by his supervisor to provide the names of Somali-American leaders visiting the agency's local office so they could be screened against national security databases for terrorist ties, a disclosure that quickly drew accusations of racial profiling.
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"The fact that there are so many different recommendations regarding when and how often women should be screened points out that there are no definitive answers – women should talk to their doctors about what regimen will be best for them, taking all of these factors into account," Evers added.
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In addition to the revelation of Hsieh's early artistic concerns, a new short documentary on the artist by photographer Hugo Glendinning, Outside Again, will be screened continuously, and a publication with new critical essays on the artist by Adrian Heathfield, Joshua Chambers-Lesson, and Jow Jiun Gong accompanies the exhibition.
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When: October 17–24, 2019 (screenings start at $16, with opening/closing night screenings priced at $18) Where: Films will be screened at four theaters in Brooklyn: Nitehawk Cinema Prospect Park, LIU Kumble Theater, Cobble Hill Cinema, and IFP Made in NY Media Center (see the website for more information)
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Since the most common risk factor typically mentioned in relation to cervical cancer is having multiple sexual partners, women in this age group may not think they have a risk for human papillomavirus (HPV) or cervical cancer, and they're also more likely to make an active decision not to be screened, Marlow said.
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The (in)famous former Top Gear presenter trio: Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May, who last summer signed to Amazon's Prime video streaming platform to make a new car show to be screened on its platform this year, have revealed what it's going to be called — and it's The Grand Tour.
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BREAKFAST Potato and egg in a flour tortillaHam and egg in a flour tortilla Bean and cheese taco option LUNCH AND DINNER Burgers Turkey sandwiches Chicken fajita The docs state all veggies, fruits and beans must be thoroughly cleaned ... and all of the workers must be screened and pass security background checks.
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Just like before with its 2014 predecessor, the In-Country Refugee/Parole for Central American Minors program (or "CAM" for short), DHS's new announcement is slathered with mentions of the "vulnerable residents" of Central America whom will be screened and interviewed by agency staff for "refugee status" before being flown in from abroad.
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A strong set of special sections helps to set Pulse apart, from the solo booths that compete for the Pulse Prize and the two-artist "Conversations" booths, to the "Play" section devoted to moving-image art — which will be screened in a theater outfitted with Casper mattresses for maximum comfort and synergy.
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The Department of Homeland Security announced Thursday that it had opened an investigation into complaints by a Transportation Security Administration manager who said he was instructed to provide the names of Somali-American leaders visiting the agency's office in Minnesota so they could be screened against national security databases for terrorist ties.
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"In speaking to the survivors, we asked them how comfortable will you be showing the photographs of you on the ground, showing the video of the actual bombing," Stern said in an interview in Boston on Tuesday, where the film will be screened for an audience of survivors, first responders and media.
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The top cause of loss of vision in adults worldwide is diabetic retinopathy, a condition that affects about a third of people with diabetes in the US. Patients should be screened for the condition, but that doesn't always happen, which can delay sometimes diagnosis and treatment — and lead to more vision loss.
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The Laguionie films to be screened at the festival include a re-mastered version of his 1985 feature-length debut, Gwen, the Book of Sand; his 1976 Short Film Palme d'Or winner Rowing Across the Atlantic, as well as other shorts; and the US premiere of his 2019 feature, The Prince's Voyage.
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In the most definitive study done to date to assess the value of PSA screening, the European Randomized Study of Screening for Prostate Cancer concluded that 781 men aged 55 to 69 when they enrolled would have to be screened to prevent one man from dying of prostate cancer after 13 years.
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This approach would help more UACs than letting them apply for asylum in the United States under the current administration, and parents of UACs would stop sending them on the perilous journey to the United States if they knew they would just be returned to Central America to be screened by UNHCR.
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To that end, the American Academy of Pediatrics recently recommended that everyone between the ages of 11-21 be screened for depression every year, reports Science of Us. While this certainly isn't the first inkling of mandatory mental health screening out there, this one is particularly interesting as it's aimed at teens and young adults.
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To cover the gaps, officials told CNN airports have several options, including employing fewer random pat-down security checks, allowing passengers who have not been vetted for the PreCheck program to be screened more quickly or loosening standards for checking in bags, though there are no indications any of these measures have been implemented.
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The protesters were joined by celebrities, opposition politicians and the former prime ministers Tony Blair, of the Labour Party, and John Major, a Conservative, who united to make a short film that was to be screened at the rally warning about the dangers Brexit posed to Northern Ireland, which is part of the United Kingdom.
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That also helps with Hep C, since one in five people with HIV are co-infected with Hep C. Getting physicians and hospitals to encourage younger people to be screened is important too, along with revised recommendation from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, which has traditionally recommended universal screening only for baby boomers.
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"The idea that every single young person under the age of 18 who is there because they either have [a sexually transmitted infection] or because they need a pregnancy test has to be screened is troubling," said Kinsey Hasstedt, a senior policy manager at the Guttmacher Institute, a reproductive health research and advocacy organization.
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Dream Dance includes the preservation of two of Emshwiller's earliest films, Dance Chromatic (1959) and Lifelines (1960), which will be screened at Lightbox Film Center along with 19 of his other films—some of which have never been publicly presented in Philadelphia—as well as notable films by other filmmakers for which he served as cinematographer.
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The film, which will be screened at the Mumbai Film Festival this year, was shot over four years by film-maker Vaishali Sinha and is a wonderful peek into the life of a columnist who has increasingly become part of pop culture in India's financial capital, where his column is published in the Mumbai Mirror newspaper.
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Americans who have either been in China's Hubei province within the last 2000 days or have traveled to other parts of mainland China and are showing symptoms associated with the virus will be screened at one of 21960 designated US airports and subject to a mandatory quarantine at a nearby facility, the US Department of Homeland Security has announced.
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The seven-member court, answering a certified question from the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, unanimously held that even though employees at Apple stores are not required to bring personal items to work, those who do are under the company's control for up to 20 minutes while they are waiting to be screened and must be paid.
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"Almost all patients who have a hip fracture should be screened for osteoporosis as this will allow their provider to assess their bone mineral density, and will also establish a baseline so that if pharmacologic or other treatment approaches are chosen there is data against which to compare later in order to determine how the therapy is working," Drake said by email.
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Case in point, the Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) jointly announced last Friday they will drop a planned rule mandating train engineers and truck drivers to be screened for obstructive sleep apnea—even though several widely publicized crashes have been directly linked to sleep deprived engineers and drivers plagued by the condition in recent years.
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He then asked for an IBM video clip to be screened which featured a 12-year-old girl saying she's more interest in learning coding than learning other languages "like French and Spanish" — apparently unaware of how tone deaf such a suggestion might appear to an audience comprised of people from around the world and taking place in a Catalan-speaking region of Spain.
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Performances of La Medea took place January 20–22 at BRIC House (647 Fulton Street, Fort Greene, Brooklyn) as part of the Coil 2017 festival, but the material captured on film will be screened as part of the Dance on Camera Festival at the Film Society of Lincoln Center (165 West 65th Street, Upper West Side, Manhattan) on Tuesday, February 7 at 3 pm.
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