Other participating Drafthouse theaters have a similar ratio of normal screenings to women-only screenings.
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Planned Parenthood provides lifesaving services like exams, breast cancer screenings, HIV testing and cervical cancer screenings.
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Researchers examined data on 445,33 women offered breast cancer screenings and 449,058 women offered bowel cancer screenings.
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Those are private screenings and advanced screenings for our subscribers, but that's a little bit of a difference.
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There's no way to break down the price of IMAX screenings and 3D screenings, or pricing based on region.
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Hospital systems in Thrive's Maternal Depression Learning Collaborative have completed 28503,22019 prenatal depression screenings and 31,768 postpartum depression screenings.
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Title X does just that — providing access to contraception, STI screenings, breast cancer screenings and more for poor women and girls.
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In addition to contraceptive services and supplies, Title X clinics provide screenings for sexually transmitted infections, Pap tests, cancer screenings, and more.
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This is utterly unnecessary, for cervical cancer can be detected early with screenings and then defeated, but many women just don't get screenings.
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Under the law, Medicare enrollees receive precautionary care, such as breast cancer screenings, colorectal cancer screenings and flu shots, free of charge to them.
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While some employees with SIDA badges are subject to regular or intermittent security checkpoint screenings similar to the screenings passengers face, most are not.
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Blade Runner 2049 media screenings are rolling in relatively late, and guests weren't allowed at last week's press junket screenings — never a good sign.
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Mekas began to attend screenings at places like Amos Vogel's pioneering Cinema 16 and, by 1953, he was programing his own screenings at Gallery East.
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The report looks at three recent pilot programs for social media screenings of visitors to the US, including a mix of automated tools and manual screenings.
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Currently, there are no national standards for conducting vision screenings and data on how many children receive vision screenings is incomplete because of varying data sources.
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Health screenings Royal Caribbean is performing undefined "extra screenings" of anyone with a Chinese, Hong Kong or Macau passport regardless of when they last visited those regions.
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Specifically, the interval-cancer rate was 2.5 per 1,000 screenings in the MRI group, compared to 5.0 per 1,000 screenings in the mammography-only group in the study.
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Walters said that Schneider's understanding was that the screenings were of people, and that the screenings involved, at the very least, people being questioned about their current health.
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Such screenings are done by asylum officers, but some officials have said that border agents could soon handle them, causing fear among advocates that screenings will become unjustifiably tougher.
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As a result, some anti-choice states will essentially block low-income people from getting birth control, cancer screenings, and STD screenings at Planned Parenthood and other health clinics.
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The screenings at New York City's John F. Kennedy International Airport will start tonight, and screenings at San Francisco International Airport and Los Angeles International Airport will begin Saturday.
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Special events (such as Fathom Events-hosted screenings) and IMAX VR screenings aren't included, but IMAX, 3D, RealD, D-Box, and other "premium" viewing experiences are part of the program.
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According to SC ... all guests in a group must enter the premise together with their tickets in hand, and everyone will be subject to metal detector screenings and bag screenings.
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"Think of the care these people lost access to — birth control, STD screenings, cancer screenings, diabetes screenings — and add that to the closing of over half of the state's abortion clinics," says former State Senator Wendy Davis, who voted against the family cuts in 2011 and filibustered the law that ultimately became HB2.
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"Many clinicians are bad at doing universal screenings — or they have a misconception about who should be tested and how often, so they misjudge which patients need routine screenings," Rizza says.
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The film follows the three women through varying critical moments in their lives, drawing attention to essential services that Planned Parenthood provides, such as cancer screenings, STI screenings, and birth control.
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To provide just one example, under the ACA many preventative health screenings now must be covered by insurers because regular use of screenings has been shown to save lives and money.
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But generally, many states will cover contraceptives, STD screenings, HPV vaccines, and cancer screenings as well as sterilization and reversal procedures — and will reimburse Planned Parenthood when it is the provider.
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Future screenings will be announced on the film's website .
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The Uber-like "surge" surcharge is applied to certain screenings, though the particulars of how Peak screenings are determined is a mystery, and remains one of the biggest unanswered questions among subscribers.
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When: Now–July 28 Where: Cinépolis Chelsea (260 W 23rd St, Chelsea, Manhattan) will host most of the festival's screenings, with other events and screenings spread across Manhattan and Brooklyn as well.
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Even after researchers accounted for other factors that can hasten death like smoking, obesity and multiple chronic medical issues, compliance with cancer screenings still mattered: people who didn't get any screenings were 46 percent more likely to die of other causes during the study and people who skipped some screenings were 26 percent more likely to die.
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One in five women in their life has been to a Planned Parenthood, right, to get basic health care service, to get family planning service, to have STI screenings, to have cancer screenings.
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And in this case, cervical cancer screenings can detect the disease at an early stage, which can save Black women from the morbidity and mortality that occurs when screenings are delayed or skipped.
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Sometimes, three or more screenings end at the same time.
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In fact, herpes is not included in most STI screenings.
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Ahead, the Refinery29 Rooftop Cinema screenings for June of 2018.
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César recorded the screenings and the discussions that followed them.
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The first press screenings for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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Tougher safety measures and driver screenings are likely, analysts said.
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Beyond background checks, there are also polygraphs and drug screenings.
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Theater screenings help allay concerns of some filmmakers and actors.
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Our screenings sold out; our audiences gave us standing ovations.
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Those screenings will be somewhat hard to come by, however.
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The easier screenings get, the more patients will get screened.
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Information on screenings can be found at the film's website.
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Police arrived at one of the first screenings to indicate
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He said he has staged screenings of it for friends.
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The screenings are sold out, but there's a standby line.
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It's a closed affair, the screenings aren't announced in advance.
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Funan continues in screenings at select theaters nationwide this summer.
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The company is also implementing health screenings and temperature checks.
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Those events will include film screenings, panel discussions and workshops.
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Airport screenings have been expanded to identify anyone showing symptoms.
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Those screenings involve a temperature check and observations for symptoms.
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Screenings at Film Forum in New York will be free.
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Speakers, screenings and exhibits will explore the theme of migration.
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The United States has launched health screenings at several airports.
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The movie theater was dark, screenings of "Black Panther" canceled.
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There will also be film screenings, performing arts and lectures.
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But they described many screenings in China before their departure.
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IFC Center will begin screenings of both films on Wednesday.
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Some screenings, like the showing of "Wayne's World" on Jan.
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Screenings, consequently, were rare, and the two never spoke again.
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However, another part of the screenings has worked better: At least two passengers read the information cards handed out during the screenings and sought medical care when they developed symptoms listed on the cards.
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" As for Black Out cinema screenings, Jordan Peele and Universal Pictures held a series of #UsFirst screenings earlier this year for black media professionals and influencers to view Mr. Peele's second horror movie, "Us.
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While no box-office figures have been released for the tribute screenings, according to the report Purple Rain had the highest percentage of sold-out screenings of any movie playing in those original 87 theaters.
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Soon after, screenings of the film stopped in Hong Kong cinemas.
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The public release screenings were cancelled a few hours in advance.
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You can also get into individual screenings for $10 a pop.
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This is not to imply that physical security screenings are useless.
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Those that do already face intensive screenings before being issued visas.
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TK: Still, I don't enjoy this life of festivals and screenings.
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Keep an eye out for future festival screenings later this year.
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Those who go outside are faced with screenings and disinfectant sprayings.
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I have seen fistfights at screenings of Israel/Palestine issue documentaries.
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The film will be playing in limited screenings throughout the year.
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After hearing these complaints, the theater decided to cancel future screenings.
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All the proceeds from these screenings are donated to animal rescue.
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But other changes, like increased security screenings, have slowed things down.
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Travelers using the airport are required to undergo double security screenings.
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There will be 33 sarcophagus screenings of Aniara starting on Jan.
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They are not going to get access to take cancer screenings.
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Having STI screenings we still have to use the male side.
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The screenings will be held across the country in major cities.
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ET. The first public screenings will be available at 22 p.m.
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Diseases such as tuberculosis, however, cannot always be identified through screenings.
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Medicare has covered depression screenings in primary care settings since 2012.
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Other Alamo Drafthouse locations soon added women-only screenings as well.
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With the first public screenings going down Thursday at 21 p.m.
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Under current law, those screenings are required only of licensed dealers.
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Its stars travelled with it and danced, live, after the screenings.
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Subsequent screenings that included talks with Mr. Wakefield were sold out.
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Mr. Burnett will appear at evening screenings on Friday and Saturday.
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The screenings drew hundreds, but the audience was not always convinced.
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They were all taken into custody for processing and medical screenings.
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Talks, screenings and performances will be held throughout the opening day.
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Fandango held special screenings of the film for fans on Wednesday.
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Lawler was one of those required to attend midnight movie screenings.
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Women who have not received the vaccine should undergo HPV screenings.
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For details on upcoming international screenings, head to the official site.
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"We do see women getting secondary screenings frequently," Mr. Saylor said.
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He chipped in for screenings in San Francisco and in Texas.
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It provides health screenings, vaccines, malnutrition treatment, water and school supplies.
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There are also sound and video installations and daily film screenings.
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Zootopia airs early screenings on the evening of Thursday, March 3.
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Cognitive screenings like the Moca do not provide a specific diagnosis.
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The actors still go to screenings and participate in panel discussions.
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The administration has required these medical screenings for any international travelers.
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The filmmaker will introduce both screenings, at 1941 and 2212 p.m.
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See a guide to film series and screenings in New York.
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Screenings are a proven public health tool that can save lives.
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On Friday, that theater addressed the uproar and announced additional screenings.
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The screenings sold out; proceeds were to go to Planned Parenthood.
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All will undergo security screenings to determine their fates, he said.
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Asylum officers receive lengthy training to conduct the credible fear screenings.
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Workshops, screenings and discussions begin on Wednesday and continue through Dec.
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Thanks to everyone who came to the early #knivesout screenings tonight.
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There will be civil rights observers stationed at the security screenings.
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If Obamacare were to be repealed, an estimated 55 million women could lose access to no-copay preventive services including birth control, screenings for sexually transmitted infections, Pap tests and cancer screenings, according to government figures.
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Planned Parenthood receives part of its public funding from the Title X Family Planning Program, which helps them provide health services, such as birth control, cancer screenings and STI screenings, to poor or low-income patients.
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Health screenings at more US airports Soon, passengers from Wuhan to the United States, whether on direct or indirect flights, will only be allowed to land at one of the five US airports doing health screenings.
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U.S. health officials said they would begin screenings at major airports in Chicago and Atlanta, in addition to the screenings underway at Los Angeles, San Francisco and New York airports, in an attempt to control the spread.
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The short film is being shown before screenings of Lion in cinemas.
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Service was restored on Monday, but screenings were few and far between.
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EDO's screening division digitizes the questionnaires that test audiences receive after screenings.
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They often include smoking cessation programs, fitness incentives, biometric screenings and more.
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It's inviting scientists to apply for quick screenings using its AI technology.
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You can find tickets for the remaining Star Wars concert screenings here.
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Advanced screenings of the film seemed more selective and sparse than usual.
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Future screenings around the world can be found in the list here.
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Check your local listings or search for screenings through the documentary's website.
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I went to documentary film screenings and art shows, protests and marches.
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This is not screenings, this is not just random application of this.
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Since the very first North American screenings of Pokémon: I Choose You!
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Upcoming screenings of The Experimental City are listed on the film's site.
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Attendees have to flash their badges in order to get into screenings.
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But can I just tell you, those screenings can be so awkward.
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In theory, your device can unlock tailored screenings, concerts, and other experiences.
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Those qualified women&aposs health centers will provide mammograms, STD screenings, contraception.
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Those newly banned drivers had passed both Uber's and Lyft's company screenings.
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Take advantage of your employee health benefits by getting routine health screenings.
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There have also been preview screenings in Japan and the United States.
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Proceeds from the female-only screenings will go to Planned Parenthood, fittingly.
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It also passed screenings for heavy metal contamination (arsenic, cadmium, lead, mercury).
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It is a disservice to do these screenings without treatments in place.
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Find information on screenings of Do Not Resist on the film's website.
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And low-income families could also lose access to important health screenings.
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Sany: We just had screenings in Paris, in Ukraine and in London.
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It has already achieved incredible buzz through early reviews and advance screenings.
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Many individuals avoid medical screenings in an attempt to evade alarming information.
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"It's not like there are no mixed screenings happening," said Charo Henriquez.
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Screenings will take place exclusively on the weekend of release, from Sept.
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"We counseled him not to have PSA screenings anymore," Dr. Sammon said.
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In some high-risk consulates abroad, ICE assists in national security screenings.
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There are not enough agents to operate security checkpoint screenings, KHOU noted.
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"On the one hand, I'm so delighted by those screenings," she said.
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Magical adventures converge at IMAX screenings of the original 'Harry Potter' films.
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Screenings, follow-up tests and treatments can cause emotional trauma as well.
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Thirty of those screenings are superhero movies, 24 of them Avengers alone.
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Several filmmakers, including Gordon Quinn, a Kartemquin founder, will appear at screenings.
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Its also enhanced patients' access to services like cancer screenings and contraception.
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Some Christian-run cinemas in the U.S. have canceled screenings, as well.
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We did screenings in black universities, megachurches and with the White House.
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It worked: Many of the November 28 screenings were completely sold out.
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The organization provides free HIV testing, chlamydia and gonorrhea screenings, and counseling.
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ICT developed SimSensei to perform mental health screenings, not prevent teen suicide.
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And that's been a significant undercurrent of the pandemonium surrounding Rafiki screenings.
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So it's putting an emphasis on well care, preventative health, vaccines, screenings.
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Until then, officials are working to set up temporary settings for screenings.
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Screenings, Dr. Kloss mused, could be done over telemedecine-based video services.
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Where are its midnight screenings, packed with laughing rubberneckers in Psychlo cosplay?
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A lot of NBA scouts are going to screenings of the movie.
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The Border Patrol bolstered medical screenings after two children died in December.
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All of the families would be given medical screenings before the flights.
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By 1960 he was booked for screenings in more than 100 cities.
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Mr. Zvyagintsev will discuss his work following screenings of "Loveless" on Jan.
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But all travelers could encounter increased security screenings or airline service reductions.
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Apple is conducting daily health screenings of all its on-site staff.
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The American passengers chartered flight have undergone multiple screenings for the coronavirus.
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Hartley will appear at multiple screenings, beginning with Friday's 6:30 p.m.
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She doubted Deveau would have thought about registry screenings and response protocols.
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Two chains canceled future screenings of "Blue Story" after incidents this weekend.
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Additional screenings will be held in Hawaii and Japan starting in April.
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Screenings using special tech will come with a $1.99 surcharge per ticket.
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In Calzada, spectators were expected to bring their own chairs to screenings.
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The new procedures will include enhanced screenings of passengers and large electronics.
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Use of these screenings is, unsurprisingly, already very low among the uninsured.
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Federal officials plan to expand screenings for the infection at major airports.
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They can also pass through airport screenings without triggering any red flags.
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Screenings in a dozen states suggest that Zika infection remains exceedingly rare.
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Screenings of "Woman in the Moon" were banned, with all prints impounded.
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Screenings of "Woman in the Moon" were banned, with all prints impounded.
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Then came screenings for the film at a string of important festivals.
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Other required benefits include breastfeeding equipment, HPV testing, and domestic violence screenings.
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There are Veterans Day screenings of From Shock to Awe in New York City, Oakland, San Francisco, Austin, Los Angeles, and 17 other cities and the film's producers will continue to organize smaller screenings in the coming weeks.
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In response to the backlash, the demand for gals-only screenings has skyrocketed, prompting the theater chain to add now sold-out screenings at locations from Dallas to Brooklyn (the proceeds of which will go to Planned Parenthood).
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According to the Alamo, this is not the first time the chain has held exclusive screenings: "We're big fans of special viewings and have done veterans and active military screenings many, many times," the company wrote on Facebook.
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A battery of screenings Officials were prepared to take 240 passengers, the plane's capacity, but the flight left with 201 people after some intended passengers failed to get to the airport or through screenings and other processes, Zink said.
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Other services include screenings for sleep apnea and opthalmology issues related to diabetes.
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The group has organized screenings of the film at universities in coming weeks.
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A few examples: Screenings, check-ups and other preventive services are all covered.
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Non-profit organizations have already started raising money to send girls to screenings.
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Moreover, the Obama administration instituted extra screenings in response to a specific threat.
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" — Showbiz 411's Roger Friedman "There was no premiere, no screenings, no buildup.
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People have found themselves facing screenings as they go about their daily lives.
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The final film was released by the Weinstein Company, without screenings for reviewers.
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Manchild will screen at festivals and private screenings throughout the spring and summer.
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In 2015, just under 20183% of high schoolers had daily metal detector screenings.
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The Drafthouse previously made headlines for hosting women-only screenings of Wonder Woman.
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They need immunizations and developmental screenings, as well as routine and preventative care.
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Celebrities and charities are opening their wallets to fund screenings for underprivileged kids.
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The only events on the student union's calendar late Saturday were movie screenings.
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Instead women and girls walked out of screenings ready to conquer the world.
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But Malaysia's largest cinema chains announced that the screenings had been held up.
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Up at Sundance somebody proposed to somebody else before one of the screenings.
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Not to mention upcoming midnight screenings of, say, Thor: Ragnarok or Justice League.
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That means lots of concerts, outdoor movie screenings, beach trips, and sunset sails.
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Even four press screenings and phone interviews weren't enough to keep me distracted.
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One unique thing about 23andMe is that it does health and wellness screenings.
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The initial screenings are scheduled to start at 6PM ET on March 24th.
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The group plans to continue to host screenings across the country in 2017.
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But at all our screenings, people stayed behind and talked about the movie.
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But at screenings in Chennai, New Delhi and Hyderabad, this silence was questioned.
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He responded to one person who claimed that the screenings only encourage division.
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With vision impairment, women were 47 percent less likely to get breast screenings.
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He also tells us why doing multiple test screenings made "Deadpool 2" better.
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Film screenings are scheduled until mid-November in Berlin and other German cities.
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Prior to the new guidance, screenings for cargo from Turkey had been voluntary.
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The screenings are required for Medicaid-enrolled children, but major testing gaps remain.
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Stein noted that vision screenings sometimes take place at schools or health fairs.
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Some films offer special screenings where you can view actual film being projected.
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So yeah, there's a lot more to these screenings than just their names.
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Women will go without cancer screenings or family planning, which causes unintended pregnancies.
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Screenings are free and the films will play continuously throughout the weekend. shakespearesglobe.
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My patients are significantly more at ease during these screenings than traditional colonoscopies.
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Joaquin Phoenix made some surprise appearances at multiple "Joker" screenings on Saturday night.
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These encore screenings at the IFC Center include both prizewinners and audience favorites.
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Today at my local United Artists megaplex there are 45 total film screenings.
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Routine cervical-cancer screenings can also help prevent cases of HPV-linked cancer.
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Public screenings of the film are happening across the United States throughout March.
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A. Mr. Ramadan: There are two events, plus performances, lectures and film screenings.
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However, the authorities found that more than 7,600 reported film screenings were fabricated.
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Several of the Princess Mononoke and Spirited Away screenings were completely sold out.
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BEN KENIGSBERG See a guide to film series and screenings in New York.
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They raised more than $2 million and funded screenings in about 30 cities.
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Madrid has observed the anniversary with lectures, screenings and music and dance performances.
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And so during Oscar season, there are screenings with cocktails and Q&As.
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The company's decision may influence other chains' policies on masks and temperature screenings.
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McFEELY It was the part in test screenings where people were most uncomfortable.
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Doctors don't want patients to second-guess the decision to get these screenings.
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Prince regularly arranged for private after-hours screenings at the nearby Chanhassen Cinema.
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Sunday • The Brooklyn Film Festival, with screenings of works from 32 countries, continues.
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Outdoor movie screenings have long been a highlight of New York's summer calendar.
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The money reimburses clinics for birth control, cancer screenings and other preventive care.
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What was next, some asked — male-only screenings of "Spider-Man" or "Thor"?
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The screenings will be followed by a discussion with two of the filmmakers.
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How to watch it: The Hottest August is currently playing in select screenings.
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This free series, which focuses on foreign pictures, offers much more than screenings.
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Screenings at San Francisco International and Los Angeles International will begin on Saturday.
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Under current law, only licensed gun dealers are required to conduct such screenings.
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Officials, they say, have only told them that security screenings are still pending.
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Subsequent screenings were rare until a digital restoration debuted last year in Berlin.
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A number of Costco locations provide free diabetes, osteoporosis and heart health screenings.
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After refueling and passenger screenings, it left for the March Air Reserve Base.
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Earlier this week, federal health officials expanded coronavirus screenings to 20 US airports.
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And here's how to make sense of shifting advice on prostate cancer screenings.
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Fans showed up dressed in their finest African attire to "Black Panther" screenings.
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It allows for immunizations, screenings and other preventative care to keep kids well.
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There is one caveat to offer of free, early screenings, the release said.
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"As promised I have purchased screenings of Black Panther this weekend," she wrote.
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We've done lots of screenings like that already, and the conversations are brilliant.
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After the movie house announced last week its plans for the special screenings of this weekend's superhero movie, a flurry of outrage popped up on social media with users ranting about reverse sexism and the double standard of such screenings.
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Within 36 years, people who didn't get any of their recommended cancer screenings were 73 percent more likely to die of causes other than the tumors targeted by the tests than participants who got all of their screenings, the study found.
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The Thanksgiving screenings are the latest in a series of special events -- there was a pop-up "Friends" experience in New York last month, and nationwide screenings on the 25th anniversary, which attracted more than 230,000 viewers, according to Fathom Events.
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Additionally, various theaters will be offering some extras with screenings of The Last Jedi.
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I also value the voter registration efforts taking place at screenings across the country.
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Jemison took studio art classes, making ceramics, silk screenings and other forms of art.
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It scored a rare 100 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, based on advanced screenings.
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However, he added, more women should have access to screenings and other preventive measures.
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For digital screenings, look for laser projection, which dramatically improves the presentation of color.
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Current shows with panels and screenings scheduled so far include Casual, UnREAL and Younger.
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He cleared two company background screenings, the latter one in 2013, according to G4S.
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But in December, the City Council passed an ordinance requiring more stringent fingerprint screenings.
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"We actually have the LadyGang screenings at my house with the girls," Tobin says.
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About half of women are found to have dense breast tissue in mammography screenings.
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At the moment, the overwhelming majority of people are passing their "credible fear" screenings.
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The initial screenings were of superhero spectaculars: "Black Panther" and "The Avengers: Infinity War".
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As a result, the 30 employees who didn't pass those screenings were abruptly terminated.
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If you want to hide past screenings, just go to My Account >> Viewing History.
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Bali's Ngurah Rai international airport has been carrying out screenings at its arrivals terminal.
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It won't help them pay for the cancer screenings that could save their lives.
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You'll either love or hate the latest movie-going trend: Dog-friendly film screenings.
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So naturally the film house went ahead and added more screenings — pointedly sans men.
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Any immunizations and other screenings will also be given depending on your health needs.
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The showing was one of a number of screenings in the city this week.
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Golkin-Nigliazzo started to get screenings for breast cancer annually in her early 20s.
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But the theater chain is not backing down, adding more screenings to its schedule.
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The fest's famously rowdy screenings and parties getting underway all around town could wait.
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Many pediatricians do routine autism screenings of children between 23 and 30 months old.
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As a result, employers could demand that employees undergo genetic testing and health screenings.
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Jain said screenings were being planned in the country's most densely-populated factory towns.
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But these screenings are routine in other countries that face the threat of terrorism.
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The group later reversed course, and is now opposed to any expansion of screenings.
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Refugee screenings in California give us a glimpse of what public health officials face.
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The elder Mr. Downey will appear at several screenings in Film Forum's weeklong series.
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At press screenings, even for comedies, the reaction tends to be a stony silence.
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The task force takes nominations on screenings or services that may help prevent disease.
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There also are age and citizenship restrictions, along with medical, security and language screenings.
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Brooks pushed his colleagues to take care of themselves and get regular cancer screenings.
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On making a community gallery: I'm really looking forward to beginning talks, lectures, screenings.
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Coworkers participate in fake lightsaber battles and enjoy screenings of all the iconic movies.
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COLD SPRING Outdoor screenings: "The Maltese Falcon" (1941), starring Humphrey Bogart and Mary Astor.
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Here's a look inside of the exam rooms, equipped with tools for vision screenings.
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Under current federal law, only licensed gun dealers are required to conduct those screenings.
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John Richardson, were found during mail screenings Monday at the department's remote screening facility.
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So to hear him talk about the weirdness of airport security screenings, or the
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He organised the first week of screenings in Jeddah with brand Cinema 70 brand.
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He often had patients diagnosed before then, whose cancer was missed by physical screenings.
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The walls were covered in flyers advertising what was on, from gigs to screenings.
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The crush of Americans returning from Europe will make those screenings that much harder.
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Madrid has marked this year's anniversary with lectures, screenings and music and dance performances.
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The enhanced screenings are part of an administration effort to handle the coronavirus pandemic.
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The agency's coronavirus website indicates temperature screenings are conducted before detainees board deportation flights.
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The theater is the venue for most of the festival's press and industry screenings.
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She estimated border agents would begin conducting screenings in late May or early June.
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His fondest memories were of late-night screenings of horror movies on opening weekend.
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Border officers examined her passport and escorted her to an area for secondary screenings.
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Private jets are able to bypass travel bans and screenings through loopholes Crabbe explained.
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That office plays a role in airport screenings designed to slow the virus's spread.
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"There will be exemptions for Americans who have undergone appropriate screenings," President Trump said.
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Most screenings are free, but go to the websites for admission and showtime information.
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Yes, it's problematic to borrow to pay for, say, higher education or cancer screenings.
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Shorts will screen before every feature, and discussions will follow several of the screenings.
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That year, storage of blood and urine samples began for more sophisticated drug screenings.
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The festival will feature improv, stand-up, sketch, drag, storytelling, music, screenings and panels.
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Royal Caribbean and Norwegian have also outlined additional health screenings some passengers may receive.
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In addition to airport screenings, there are travel restrictions for passengers arriving from China.
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The allure of fentanyl was that it didn't show up on standard drug screenings.
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Health officials said Tuesday they will begin screenings at airports in Chicago and Atlanta.
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The CBP plan calls for the screenings to be rolled out in three phases.
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The SAG Awards nominating process isn't all exclusive screenings and receptions with movie stars.
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Keep an eye out for these restored titles at repertory screenings in the future.
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In the aftermath, Nepal's Health Ministry has activated health screenings at Tribhuvan International Airport.
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Although some programs are sold out, tickets remain for screenings like Cat-tastic Tales!
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Alamo Drafthouse announced it had expanded the screenings to 17 locations across the country.
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Loechler signed up for theater's email list to get some examples of upcoming screenings.
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At advance screenings on January 29, critics got a first look at the film.
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Afterward, emergency lights were installed, and screenings were added for people entering the building.
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They do not practice birth control, often lack prenatal care and avoid preventative screenings.
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She said a positive finding could lead to women getting more screenings, for example.
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The money backs programs that offer prevention services like HIV tests and cancer screenings.
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Dozens of retired players, for instance, get free health screenings at the Super Bowl.
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Most films will play as double features, and Victoria Riskin will introduce select screenings.
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So why do thousands of people flock to midnight screenings of it every month?
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HealthHUBs include an expanded health clinic, with a lab for blood testing and health screenings.
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At first, Wienke was stopped as part of routine random screenings at the entrance gate.
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As BuzzFeed points out, there isn't any proof yet that social media screenings are effective.
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Since then, informal movie screenings for children's films have been organized in several Saudi cities.
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Many U.S. pediatricians do routine autism screenings of children between 3.5 and 30 months old.
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There were no early screenings for outsiders of "The Force Awakens" prior to its Dec.
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All participants had two or more consecutive screenings for depression separated by less than year.
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The opening is prompting theaters to plan 24-hour screenings and doubling the popcorn. (WSJ)
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Still, it's a step forward from the standard one-off anime screenings at cult cinemas.
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The administration has already made moves to speed up initial screenings of immigrants seeking asylum.
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For example, a number of Costco locations provide free diabetes, osteoporosis and heart health screenings.
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The tool uses the age and sex from someone's Facebook profile to send recommended screenings.
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Visitors will have access to panels and screenings, as well as a full concession stand.
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After Hidden Figures premiered, State was flooded with requests for film screenings in embassies worldwide.
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The plot has been shrouded in secrecy, with no advance screenings for the entertainment press.
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Second, the tenor of the screenings changed entirely — they became distinctly more upbeat and discursive.
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In the complaint, the women argue that Uber driver screenings only go back seven years.
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Apple engineers conduct regular and rigorous security screenings to ensure that our systems are safe.
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Members get free admission and free and advance tickets to performances, film screenings and talks.
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What harm comes from supplying people with birth control, condoms, Pap smears, and cancer screenings?
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Alamo Drafthouse had said more locations are planning on adding women-filled screenings, as well.
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McSparron said he goes to screenings after his brother's bowel cancer was caught in 2010.
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The controversial March 6 directive also paused general refugee admissions and mandated enhanced visa screenings.
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So she'll continue with screenings and tests every three months for the next five years.
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It's performing in the ninetieth percentile on Rotten Tomatoes and stunned fans at early screenings.
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That money is earmarked for services like cancer screenings, family planning, STI testing and treatments.
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Some airlines are asking passengers to carve out extra time to allow for these screenings.
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It doesn't necessarily prove screenings lead to interventions that improve a child's health, he said.
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Users attempting to look up screenings are reportedly finding very few options to choose from.
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But that means missing screenings for conditions like preeclampsia, which can be dangerous if untreated.
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For the study, researchers focused on older women who were offered screenings under UK guidelines.
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Researchers think skipping screenings may be a marker for more generally neglecting one's own health.
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Williams said vision screenings are important to catch other types of sight problems as well.
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Sunday • The Bushwick Film Festival wraps up with screenings and discussions at locations around Brooklyn.
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Screenings are also a priority and are often free or covered at a low cost.
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The program included exercise classes, health screenings and wellness coach meetings, but Bogart remained skeptical.
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Has advocated mental health screenings for new mothers, and supports investing in early-childhood development.
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Healthcare providers in the van can also take blood for disease screenings and other tests.
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One case study shows 4 in 5 landlords use criminal background checks in rental screenings.
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Twenty-three of the screenings have detected conditions that could potentially cause sudden cardiac arrest.
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Movie theaters are in constant competition with other entertainment like home screenings and internet diversions.
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A listing of discussions, film screenings, cultural activities and walking tours in New York City.
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During the trip, 70 men who had already undergone "extreme vetting" were given medical screenings.
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During the play's preview screenings a group of uniformed teenage schoolboys sat in a row.
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Mr. Seger hopes that people attending screenings will discover the Tuck Room, and vice versa.
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He said Americans "who have undergone appropriate screenings" would be exempt from the travel ban.
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With "Lost Landscapes" he's extended this political, communitarian ethos by soliciting audience participation during screenings.
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The current system of optional condom use and biweekly STI screenings, Leue argues, is working.
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Suicide Squad debuts throughout the country Friday, August 5, with preview screenings Thursday, August 4.
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They are continuously discriminated against with their convenience shops getting vandalized and "random" airport screenings.
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One section of the law requires coverage of preventive health services and screenings for women.
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Well-established local organizations like American Cinematheque already coordinate public screenings of significant art films.
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A full schedule of upcoming screenings around the world is available on the film's website.
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Trump initially announced that Google was building a website to coordinate nationwide screenings for coronavirus.
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Audience participation, props and costumes are widely encouraged at regularly scheduled screenings around the world.
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Experts criticized the abrupt implementation of screenings for travelers arriving from Europe over the weekend.
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The hospital has had to buy or lease tents and equipment to do coronavirus screenings.
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All staff on campus must go through daily health screenings as well, says the report.
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The building was host to after-school programs, theater productions, dance workshops and film screenings.
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The show inspired books, marathon screenings, a 1996 feature film, and numerous parodies and copycats.
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However, as the planes were preparing to leave, 14 Americans tested positive during final screenings.
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The screenings will be followed by a conversation with Dozier and director Michele Pearson Clarke.
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said the city is adding health screenings and mobilizing first responders.
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"If they had done these screenings earlier, perhaps the children wouldn't have died," she said.
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This includes medical screenings which can only be carried out while the donor is alive.
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One old and one new film has been scheduled for each day of the screenings.
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Tuesday: The African Burial Ground begins four days of discussions, film screenings, music and poetry.
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There are screenings of The Nose Speed Record across the world through the new year.
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The interviewers who conduct screenings, however, can be deployed to handle either kind of interview.
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Screenings for the new MOS start in Virginia, California and North Carolina in early 2020.
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Luckily, we didn't have to go through any additional screenings after they took our temperature.
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It's one of the few Alamo Drafthouse screenings where talking was allowed, and even encouraged.
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If not, why do you think the movie theater chain decided to offer these screenings?
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This airport in India has special screenings for passengers arriving from countries with elevated risk.
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The CDC has also expanded enhanced health screenings for the coronavirus to 20 US airports.
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This museum's series — which includes seven screenings of the Tarantino film from Friday through Dec.
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Patients sit on couches, waiting for Masula to give them the results of their screenings.
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" IMPORTANT MOMENTS "Fans come to screenings dressed as the characters and know the big speeches.
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Columbia University's ElderSmile, for example, conducts monthly screenings in senior centers in low-income neighborhoods.
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Part of a brunch series, the screenings feature Potter-themed food for hungry Harry fans.
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The ordinance also mandated unannounced annual inspections and criminal-background screenings by the sheriff's department.
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"Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker" brought in $40 million at its Thursday preview screenings.
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The venue hosts weekly debate clubs, monthly seminars and film screenings and the occasional party.
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In these regions of the country, many women cannot find alternative facilities for cancer screenings.
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Check out the film's website to find out more about upcoming community screenings and discussions.
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Owen says he talked to her a few screenings back and explained that she's dying.
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The response from the kayaking community after a few initial screenings has been overwhelmingly positive.
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There are midnight screenings of cult favorites like Dazed and Confused and Death Race 2000.
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In both IMAX 70mm film screenings and some IMAX Laser screenings, the film will be presented in an aspect ratio of 1.43:1 — a towering, square image that can fill the entire field of view depending on where an audience member sits in the theater.
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Recent reports from Border Patrol union officers indicate the administration may be trying to take credible fear screenings out of asylum officers' hands entirely, and having Border Patrol agents do them themselves — which union officials assume will lead to fewer migrants passing the screenings.
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On that rooftop, concerts and movie screenings are held, with expansive views of the city's skyline.
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Pros like James Pecis, Howard McLaren, Garren, and others hosted screenings, shows, and hands-on trainings.
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What we were surprised to see is that almost all dog DNA tests offer health screenings.
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It took them years of applications, screenings and interviews to make it to the United States.
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We're talking about breast cancer screenings, tests for sexually transmitted infections, getting your well woman visits.
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The new campaign will still focus on education and screenings, instead of raising funds for research.
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The festival also includes animated film screenings and live comic readings alongside the panels and interviews.
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The often surreal or disturbing posters were commissioned by mobile video clubs to advertise roving screenings.
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Heightened screenings combined with record numbers of travelers are likely to further contribute to wait times.
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President Trump is ordering tougher screenings for vsa applicants as part of his "extreme vetting" policy.
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The top two tiers have optional 3D, 4D, and IMAX screenings, something that MoviePass doesn't offer.
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They want to get to know them in person through panel interviews, conversations and performance screenings.
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The screenings were in a sort of communal space where they all cook and eat together.
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He wouldn't comment on specifics of security screenings, to avoid tipping their hand to the public.
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" Michael Goetz added, "At all the screenings we've had so far, women have reacted very well.
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I know ask women who are in the target age group, 'Do you go for screenings?
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Many of the festival's 17 screenings are followed by Q. and A. sessions with the filmmakers.
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The theater hasn't yet announced times for The Singularity screenings, but the entire lineup is here.
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That was all in addition to his art, which Microscope Gallery is spotlighting in two screenings.
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Other themed activities will include Gilmore Girls trivia, a cake tasting, and screenings of classic episodes.
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"The bottom line is, there's more harm associated with prostate cancer screenings than good," Brawley said.
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The State Department is already building similar databases with their extensive social media screenings for refugees.
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You will have women skipping preventive services like cancer screenings because they simply can't afford them.
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Our services include women's exams, cancer screenings STD tests... Last year, we provided 740,000 HIV tests.
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Meanwhile, 53 percent run biometric screenings that measure blood pressure, weight and cholesterol among other readings.
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Mr. Trump rented out a theater in Des Moines to offer free screenings of the movie.
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Unaccompanied minors are given vaccinations once in custody and people in custody quickly receive health screenings.
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First, women and children are separated from the men so that each can undergo security screenings.
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Black Panther is in theaters Friday (with screenings on Thursday, if you can find tickets, lol).
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In addition, some locations will donate proceeds from the women-only screenings to local women's charities.
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Their findings come from more than 9,500 participants who viewed 108 screenings of 16 different films.
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Hyperallergic is giving away 10 pairs of tickets to screenings from July 31 through August 13.
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Citi Private Pass will help you score pre-sale packages for concerts, sporting events and screenings.
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There will also drone-related video screenings, interactive art installations and plenty of food and drink.
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Like we said, the unique thing about 23andMe is that it does health and wellness screenings.
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On Monday, a goverment-led panel of experts issued its final recommendations on breast cancer screenings.
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But now a new study is raising questions on whether such screenings of students even work.
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There are, however, plenty of real celebrities watching the screenings and hitting the parties at Sundance.
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"We used a combination of bioinformatics and molecular screenings" to facilitate their analyses, Dr. Lei explained.
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As a contractor, Edwards would be subject to security screenings before entering the White House grounds.
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There will also be a series of film screenings and a lecture by philosopher Kodwo Eshun.
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The full lineup, which includes movie screenings and dance performances, can be found at BRICartsmedia.org/cb.
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Interviews with famed art dealers and artists of the street graffiti movement, screenings at 11 a.m.
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Interviews with famed art dealers and artists of the street graffiti movement, screenings at 2610 a.m.
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Interviews with famed art dealers and artists of the street graffiti movement, screenings at 2 a.m.
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The screenings then confirmed a range of disabilities, which have prompted still more requests for intervention.
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Sunday • The Bushwick Film Festival wraps up with screenings and discussions at various locations around Brooklyn.
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Regardless of the number of interviews and screenings I've logged, parties are always on the agenda.
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The second would extend the FBI's window for conducting those screenings from three to 10 days.
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Mr. Chan said the film had also secured screenings in a few private or unofficial venues.
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"During their period of detention they received medical screenings and further treatment as needed," it said.
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The Alamo has also planned women-only screenings at its Virginia and Brooklyn, New York, locations.
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People who attend those screenings will likely post public commentary about the film, driving up interest.
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Lawler returned to the screenings on following evenings and eventually graduated to massaging the guru herself.
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Some also provide checkups, help in kicking tobacco, cancer screenings, and testing for sexually transmitted infections.
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Several Democratic lawmakers shared photos of themselves attending screenings of the movie on its opening weekend.
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That process mirrors the screenings the Army began conducting Tuesday after a rehearsal the day before.
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Generally, states are allowing in-person legal visits, with attorneys subject to health screenings before entering.
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Travelers say they've had no screenings of temp yet and no one following #coronavirus protocols. pic.twitter.
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They were even offered financial incentives of various amounts for completing screenings and participating in activities.
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Saturday • The New York Film Festival continues with films screenings, discussions and events throughout the city.
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It has ping pong sometimes, screenings, lots of live music, dancing inside, and a diverse crowd.
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There's an intimacy and privacy to some screenings that represents a major departure from the multiplex.
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Stars and Oscar hopefuls show up for meet-and-greets and make surprise appearances at screenings.
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The series also features film screenings, including one of "A Footnote in Ballet History?" on Tuesday.
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The museum runs an active program of artists' workshops, talks and screenings for schools and universities.
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In a similar vein, think of the recent trend toward screenings where you can drink alcohol.
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Our guide to film series and special screenings happening this weekend and in the week ahead.
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In addition to the screenings, young visitors can experience magic , puppetry, juggling and even virtual reality.
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It supports simple vinegar-based screenings that cost almost nothing — but can prevent an agonizing death.
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Saturday and Sunday will be filled with music and film screenings and robots and paper airplanes.
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About half of these reported improvements in quality measures like diabetes monitoring or preventive care screenings.
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Trump announced new travel restrictions and screenings covering Iran and parts of Italy and South Korea.
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The CDC has conducted more than 3,600 screenings so far, and there is currently no backlog.
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The latter group will undergo "appropriate screenings" to determine whether they may have contracted the illness.
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The line will also be introducing temperature-checks and new medical screenings at its cruise terminals.
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Around 95 CWMD contractors are employed per day across the 11 airports to conduct medical screenings.
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Live performances of the ballet end on Wednesday, but theaters worldwide will have screenings into August.
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Screenings at the San Francisco and Los Angeles airports were put into place on Jan. 17.
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Screenings will now take place at existing C.D.C. quarantine stations, most of which are at airports.
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American officials have announced expanded screenings for the infection at major airports in the United States.
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Screenings include a temperature check and observation for symptoms such as a cough and trouble breathing.
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They work, have families, drive in Los Angeles traffic, are invited to way too many screenings.
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She and other would-be passengers went through health screenings, and then waited hours to board.
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It's about ensuring women's health, treating sexually transmitted diseases, testing for pregnancy or providing cancer screenings.
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About 100 additional CDC staff will be added to the airports to help conduct the screenings.
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They run a junior N.B.A. league, basketball clinics, movie screenings and all manner of ancillary programming.
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An ultranationalist group later threatened Turkish theaters planning to show the film, resulting in canceled screenings.
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It outperforms other wealthy countries in prevention measures, such as flu vaccinations and breast cancer screenings.
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Screenings already began last week at international airports in New York, San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Federal officials also announced expanded screenings for the infection at major airports in the United States.
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In 2014, Jewish and Muslim physicians joined forces to give low-income Texans free health screenings.
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After a few successful test screenings, they decided that's where they were going to keep it.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "The T.S.A. announced it's going to start using 'more intimate contact' for its screenings.
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By raising awareness, promoting regular screenings, and funding NIH and NCI research, we can save lives.
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As part of the family's resettlement, the I.R.C. provided health screenings, vaccinations and Social Security cards.
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Much of my visit was spent waiting in line: for security, screenings and virtually everything else.
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They put off preventive screenings, so they come into Medicare at 65 with more health problems.
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TSA agents themselves can trigger false positives if they do not change their gloves between screenings.
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Sandy lets Owen and his team use the back of the main clinic building for screenings.
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For months afterward, she continues, Weinstein invited her to events and chatted her up at screenings.
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In 1979, they opened an art space, offering exhibitions, exchanges, public lectures, workshops, and film screenings.
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Already Border Patrol has moved to step up medical screenings for children since the two deaths.
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They need their yearly flu shot, they need their cancer screenings, they need their STI tests.
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It's not clear how big an impact the ruling will have, because it's not clear how much the Sessions policy actually affected approval rates in credible fear screenings; the overwhelming majority of asylum seekers were still passing their screenings even after the policy went into effect.
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Since Border Patrol agents started conducting initial asylum screenings in June, they have approved fewer than half of the nearly 2,000 screenings they have completed, marking a steep drop from the usual rate of approvals done by asylum officers, according to government data obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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Meanwhile I'm out here, age 30, regarding invites to press screenings of movies as monumental career achievements.
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More services: Nationally, Obamacare increased access to preventative services such as cholesterol screenings, mammograms and flu shots.
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Most screenings are preceded either by a scholar's introduction or the projection of a related short film.
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Also coming in August will be the ability to purchase tickets for Imax or Real 3D screenings.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp opens in theaters Friday, July 6, with preview screenings Thursday, July 5.
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We held other screenings in the German and American embassies, but it felt like a dream deferred.
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DNA screenings are also typically more successful when the police can narrow their focus to smaller groups.
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These included a discount at Bed Bath & Beyond and free movie screenings courtesy of the journalism school.
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Those people would only need screenings every two, five, and maybe even 10 years, according to Schumacher.
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Cartoons shown before some film screenings emphasise the importance of safe sex (there is no commercial advertising).
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The remaining four will pick up the following day on November 25 with screenings at 4 p.m.
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On Tuesday, health officials conducted initial health screenings for everyone on board, including the 1,045 crew members.
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But House Republicans have argued the government needs to end its involvement in airport security screenings. Rep.
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Black people around the United States, be very very careful at these movie screenings for Black Panther.
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Mandatory health screenings will also be performed on guests who have a China or Hong Kong passport.
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"I don't think we would have if we had 50% of the screenings [in 3D]," he said.
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The group's community screening and wellness events provide mammograms as well as hypertension, glucose and cholesterol screenings.
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Late Shift, which has been making the rounds in select screenings since 2016, is an interactive film.
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Along with early Fandango screenings, the threequel has brought it $196.7 million at the domestic box office.
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BUSINESS • Workers at many U.S. companies now face stiff financial penalties for refusing to undergo health screenings.
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But does that progress also mean future midnight screenings of The Rocky Horror Picture Show are cancelled?
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She's had survivors stand up and share their own experiences, sometimes for the first time, at screenings.
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They want, number one, stricter background checks, and number two, more money spent on mental health screenings.
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That, combined with screenings, could help catch symptoms of depression among new fathers and treat them early.
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LIMITATIONS: No 3D or IMAX screenings without paying extra, and you can obviously only access Cinemark theaters.
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The American Society of Cervical Pathology guidelines state that for women under 21 screenings are not recommended.
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Viacom held several screenings for top anchors in December before the film had received its censor certificate.
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Apparently some men are angry about there being women-only screenings of the new Wonder Woman film.
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Her children, ages 15 and 17, attend public school in Maryland and have received the BMI screenings.
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It also means depression screenings must be covered under the Affordable Care Act, according to the Times.
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That assumes early screenings definitively do lead to patients getting effective treatment -- something Grossman argued remains unclear.
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Black Lives Matter activists began a #WakandaTheVote movement, which helped register voters at screenings of the movie.
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Events like film screenings, live performances, and dance parties that will kick off the hip-hop programming.
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Slated for the rest of the year are screenings of holiday classics like Home Alone and Elf.
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When Katie Couric had a live TV colonoscopy in 2000, screenings and awareness of colon cancer increased.
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In addition, the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends screenings for women age 40 and above.
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If you're in NYC, the Museum of the Moving Image will be hosting special screenings this weekend.
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Most industry testing panels also including screenings for Hepatitis B and C, trichomoniasis, syphilis, chlamydia, and gonorrhea.
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If ICE is not at the border performing critical background checks and national security screenings, who does?
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The internet was up in arms recently about female only screenings of the new movie Wonder Woman.
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Such on-demand showings allow people to arrange screenings in markets where it otherwise might not play.
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Avengers: Endgame will officially be released in theaters on April 26, 2019 (screenings begin on April 25).
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The Pentagon Force Protection Agency detected the substance in letters during mail screenings at a remote facility.
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Planned Parenthood provides abortions as well as other women's health services, including birth control and cancer screenings.
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In 1999, following the mass shooting at Columbine High School in Colorado, NRA leaders promoted universal screenings.
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Happening and Bowery Poetry, will run through Wednesday, June 8, and include readings, screenings and musical performances.
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South Carolina has two Planned Parenthood clinics, which also provide birth control, HIV testing and cancer screenings.
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Workers also no longer have to pay for contraceptives and preventative screenings, such as colonoscopies and mammograms.
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By creating better access to preventive screenings through Medicare coverage, we will improve health outcomes for Americans.
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Trump during a speech earlier this week proposed ideological screenings for people looking to enter the country.
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In recent years, the players association had arranged cardiac health screenings in various cities for retired players.
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It also affects the clinic's ability to provide HIV and AIDS screenings and to offer health education.
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This fourth edition of the annual event promises tables of exhibitors, film screenings, panel discussions, and more.
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It would also explore the history of film and host screenings, lectures and workshops, museum officials said.
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A sampling of seasonal celebrations in New York, including musical and choral services, screenings, readings and processions.
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It's a smart business reason to turn the unrated screenings in an "event" before the general release.
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So, ahead of this week's screenings, I emailed him and asked if we could shoot some portraits.
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In North America, the film got a lift from Imax screenings, earning $21.9 million from 290 locations.
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In 2017, Taylor raised over $20,000 to sponsor free screenings of the film for over 20143,000 kids.
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Earlier today, users were met with a blank screen when attempting to view screenings on the app.
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Information on programming, including talks and film screenings, is available here and via the Miami Beach Cinematheque.
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In the wake of the Muamba match, campaigns grew for more young people to receive heart screenings.
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Will fans of the 1975 movie, which is still playing in midnight screenings, embrace the new cast?
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Preventive screenings and timely medical visits are vital to their well-being and that of their clients.
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That statement left out the pertinent caveat that the screenings would happen in the US, not abroad.
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So beyond occasional screenings — like a series showing "Spirited Away" in select theaters around the country Oct.
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Many conference organizers seem determined to go forward, but are enacting a variety of screenings and rules.
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Many upcoming films have been pulled or delayed in light of concerns about coronavirus exposure at screenings.
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The American Cancer Society has also urged that patients forego routine procedures and cancer screenings like colonoscopies.
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Passengers shared stories of hours-long backups, inconsistent screenings and waiting shoulder-to-shoulder to be processed.
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The men were offered preventive measures like flu shots and screenings for blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes.
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Preview screenings are both an enticing perk for critics and a valuable part of any reviewing gig.
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Labrada and Halo will introduce the film's screenings at noon (for museum members only) and 2 p.m.
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Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom arrives in theaters Friday, June 22, with special preview screenings Thursday, June 21.
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" Reiss added, "A lot of women who came to screenings came out with that reaction of 'wow.
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Airport screenings for fever, for example, won't catch patients who aren't showing symptoms but are still contagious.
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This year, guests can attend anything from discussions, film screenings, musical performances, artist Q&As, and more.
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I also respond to requests for screenings of my films on the gay-pioneer priest the Rev.
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Its midnight screenings of classics like "Dog Day Afternoon" and "The Room" also attracted a cult following.
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In fact, the director of "The Room," Tom Wiseau, attended three screenings at the Sunshine this month.
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Amazon recently implemented daily temperature screenings at the facility as an additional preventative measure, the spokesperson said.
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Screenings for the final weekend of the 143 New York International Children's Film Festival have been canceled.
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In Westchester County, Health Commissioner Sherlita Amler was grappling with the fallout from the CDC's airport screenings.
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Gin and tonics were served at nightly card games, while movie screenings attracted families on the weekends.
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When the all-ages screenings were announced, the Parents Television Council, a watchdog group, condemned the decision.
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Currently, the United States is doing health screenings only for passengers who are flying in from China.
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The administration is also planning to increase screenings for the virus from five to 20 U.S. airports.
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Central U.S. airports in Los Angeles and New York accordingly announced they'd heighten health screenings in response.
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The crowds are visibly thinner in the streets bordering the festival headquarters and inside the press screenings.
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The United States announced its first case Tuesday, and is planning to expand health screenings at airports.
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The screenings will use the director's personal 240-millimeter print, and she will appear at several showings.
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Many countries and U.S. states have already implemented some of the precautions, like quarantines and airport screenings.
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The increased screenings at Blaine came on the heels of escalating tension between the US and Iran.
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Screenings of Kubrick's 2001: A Space Odyssey on 70-mm film will occur throughout the exhibition's run.
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Special screenings and performances of black films and plays tailored for black audiences can feel especially welcoming.
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The rate of passage for such screenings is high because the bar to pass is purposefully low.
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Disney has kept Mr. Condon's film under wraps until its premiere, foregoing the usual media pre-screenings.
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The Democrats support the measure, but maintain it falls well short of the universal screenings they're advocating.
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" Funding cuts mean that "we cannot reach out to them to provide condoms, HIV counseling or screenings.
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It lacks the manpower to complete security screenings for claimants and hear cases in a timely manner.
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After her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer, Coucke became a passionate advocate for breast cancer screenings.
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Along with raves, he said, the space could host corporate bookings, fashion shows, weddings and film screenings.
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Solo: A Star Wars Story opens in theaters Friday, May 25, with preview screenings Thursday, May 24.
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Screenings, follow-up tests and treatments can cause emotional trauma as well, especially among patients with dementia.
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But in screenings of the film in China, references to the singer's sexuality have been removed altogether.
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Half of this town doesn't even pay for movies, they go to screenings or watch a screener.
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Aquaman will be released in theaters on December 21, 2018 (screenings begin the evening of December 20).
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The archive includes recordings of just under 20173,000 panel discussions and screenings held in New York City.
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While it's anecdotal, some critics — especially women of color — report having particularly difficult times getting into screenings.
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At the same time, the proportion getting recommended counseling for weight loss, exercise and smoking cessation jumped from 43 percent to 50 percent; receipt of recommended cancer screenings climbed from 73 percent to 75 percent and avoidance of inappropriate cancer screenings rose from 47 percent to 173 percent.
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Amid divided expert opinions on whether more screenings are beneficial, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), which previously recommended yearly screenings starting at age 40, wants to stress shared decision-making between women and their doctors based on their personal preferences in the new, more flexible schedule.
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Hermitage also claimed that Veselnitskaya was a key player in organizing screenings of a film rewriting Magnitsky's history.
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Before arrival in the United States, refugees are interviewed, fingerprinted and given medical screenings, among other security checks.
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Most screenings will start at 7pm EST on December 14th, technically a day before the official release date.
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Countless cover letters and online applications led to phone screenings, first interviews, second interviews, but alas, no offers.
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It will still provide care including birth control, STD testing and treatment, cancer screenings and more, she explained.
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The 2015 iteration featured screenings of architecture films and shorts, interactive installations, photo showcases, conferences and much more.
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Along the way, guests will enjoy "special screenings and surprises," and in-person interviews with the three moms.
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But the national discourse around Planned Parenthood rarely centers on health care, preventative care, cancer screenings, or education.
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It's main focus has been in providing a series of genetic cancer screenings in an at-home kit.
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On Friday, Nielsen met with CBP officials in El Paso, Texas, to receive briefings on the health screenings.
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The New York Times and Washington Post also announced they would be boycotting Disney preview screenings in solidarity.
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But in Tulip Fever's case, delays were connected to numerous test screenings of reworked versions of the film.
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They could scrap services including non-emergency medical transportation and certain screenings for 19- and 20-year-olds.
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The Tribeca Film Festival continues today with a full slate of screenings, talks and events through April 29.
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The other benefits, which remain place, include domestic violence screenings, annual check-ups, HPV screening, and breastfeeding supplies.
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As members of press attend screenings, the first reactions of the movie have started making their way online.
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Among them are free biometric screenings, gym discounts and a free activity tracker linked to its wellness program.
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A new coronavirus spreading across the globe has led to temperature screenings at airports, Chinese cities, and businesses.
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The majority of services provided by Planned Parenthood are not abortion services, like cancer screenings and STD testing.
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Queer porn screenings and parties often take place in mainstream venues, with crowded audiences, and are advertised openly.
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Jenner's experience with her mother's breast cancer led her to advocate for cancer screenings, particularly with her daughters.
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I have three phone screenings to do this morning, as well as a rescheduled therapy appointment for myself.
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Of course, asylum claims and initial screenings are both partly up to the discretion of individual asylum officers.
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A third committee that is also required to watch theatrical screenings winnowed that list to five final nominees.
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First, we need tight controls on the transportation of bees, including mandatory health screenings as they cross borders.
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He went to unprecedented lengths to host screenings wherever Academy members might be (including, notoriously, in retirement homes).
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Will some of the new choreography make it into future late-night screenings of the OG Rocky Horror?
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Both nights of screenings sold out, and filmmakers traveled from as far as Dawson City, Yukon, to attend.
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Cars 3 opens in theaters Friday, June 16, with early screenings on the evening of Thursday, June 15.
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"We went door-to-door in communities where we had held screenings, where people knew us," Hodge said.
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They also emphasized the need to better educate doctors about skin cancer and standardize how screenings are administered.
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So yes, once again, let us have women-only screenings of Wonder Woman everywhere there are movie theaters.
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But maybe I've been wrong all along — the wait between theatrical screenings and online streamings now feels endless.
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Our collective improvements in early detection of cancer, screenings and advancements in cancer treatment account for the rest.
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She said Lululemon will be holding additional events at the Lincoln Park store, like movie screenings and concerts.
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The American Cancer Society recommends yearly mammography from ages 45 to 54, then screenings every other year afterward.
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That's because the US Department of Homeland Security's "first round" of enhanced airport screenings is going into effect.
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Happiness was released in Japan in 2016, and is showing in limited, sporadic theatrical screenings in the US.
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This year, it has already banned another film, "Jungle", pulling it from cinemas after several days of screenings.
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CVS' walk-in clinics, MinuteClinics, now offer more services, including a lab for blood testing and health screenings.
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If the President can legally use his executive powers to require more stringent screenings, he should do it.
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Hollywood studios release bad movies every month like clockwork, but nobody's doing midnight screenings of, say, Monster Trucks.
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But whether or not we should lower the age at which screenings start is still up for debate.
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Or, rather, yearly screenings for chlamydia if you're a woman who has sex, regardless of your Pap schedule.
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In November, the company plans to premiere the creators' videos at a series of screenings around the world.
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African-Americans also have a tendency toward early-onset CRC and should begin regular screenings at age 45.
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Checkr, for instance, enables discreet, on-demand background screenings and driving-record checks via a developer-friendly platform.
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For more information on screenings in other cities, as well as the making of the documentary, click here.
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ATX will also host several panels and screenings with Hulu's comedy Casual, Lifetime's UnREAL and TV Land's Younger.
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Unsurprisingly, reactions have been mixed, with some black viewers leaving screenings perturbed and triggered by the violence depicted.
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The Alamo Drafthouse theater in Austin, TX announced they are showing the new flick at women-only screenings.
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However, less than 80 percent of women in the U.S. go to their OBGYN for regular Pap screenings.
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FFFEST will include a mix of screenings and talks dedicated to celebrating the accomplishments of women in film.
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Having been to screenings, I can tell you that it's like no other moviegoing experience I've ever had.
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If the responsibility falls on families and pediatricians to notice symptoms and choose screenings, that disparity could worsen.
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The program allows for screenings and preventative care to keep children from getting sick in the first place.
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Individuals are prohibited from disembarking the shuttle between screenings and the route is monitored by Secret Service personnel.
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Initial reports place the explosions at the American Airlines check-in desk, before passengers going through security screenings.
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Last month, Congress took the side of advocacy groups and doctor organizations that believe in earlier cancer screenings.
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The idea that the risk of false positives might outweigh the benefits of early cancer screenings isn't new.
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The intimate and moving emotional documentary is now being shown at film festivals and screenings across the world.
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The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force's (USPSTF) recommendations determine, by law, what preventive screenings an insurer must cover.
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Most of that money goes to HIV testing, breast and cervical cancer screenings and preventing violence against women.
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Supporters say universal screenings are a commonsense safeguard for keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous people.
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It warned in April that criminal background screenings that exacerbated racial disparities might violate the Fair Housing Act.
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Or should we look to cut HIV/AIDS treatment, dental and oral care, hypertension detection, or cancer screenings?
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The Pupils Project program provides free vision screenings, eye exams, and glasses to children at NYC's Community schools.
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Read more: The NYPD says 'Joker' movie screenings this weekend will be 'closely monitored'These concerns certainly feel valid.
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SADA Systems hosts an annual Star Wars party complete with foam lightsaber battles and screenings of the movies.
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Saturday • Screenings of independent films, part of the TromaDance film festival, at the Paper Box in East Williamsburg.
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To celebrate the release of "It: Chapter Two," Alamo Drafthouse is planning a series of 'clowns-only' screenings.
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The focus of the study is help with screenings and assessments for conditions like infertility, osteoperosis and pregnancy.
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Correction: This article has been updated to reflect when IHH began providing free health screenings in remote areas.
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He said he feels strong — the virus is undetectable, the cancer screenings negative — and is raring to go.
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I also give announcements over the public address system about events like free cholesterol and blood pressure screenings.
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The vetting process involves everything from conducting in-person screenings and interviews to background and social-media checks.
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LUCAS Also, we found this out from some of our test screenings — a lot of moms like Iconopop.
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The integration of health workers into admission processes and providing health screenings for asylum-seekers is also essential.
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The public screenings involved compromises and finessing of World Cup rules, people involved in staging them told Reuters.
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More than 150 other screenings detected non-life threatening heart conditions, such as heart murmurs and high cholesterol.
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He also never sends employees to industry conferences; instead, they attend science lectures, film screenings, and art exhibitions.
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In February, Marvel's "Black Panther" grossed $25.2 million in Thursday screenings, putting it just outside the top 10.
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Should these screenings detect cancers or other illnesses, survivors are eligible for compensation and long-term health care.
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Already, tens of thousands of people are going without birth control, cancer screenings, HIV tests, and other care.
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The joke is in the end credits and has reportedly been met with raucous applause in European screenings.
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This means that therapy and most mental illness diagnostic screenings, until quite recently, were designed for white people.
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The same is true for other planks in the "dangerous people" agenda: mental health screenings, domestic violence restrictions.
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Find out more here and keep your eyes peeled stateside for screenings to come, hopefully sometime this year.
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Healthcare providers and policymakers should consider screenings for medication management and financial issues as patients age, Lachs added.
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The travelers will be subjected to enhanced health screenings, according to a federal register notice published on Friday.
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Come for free screenings and talks with directors and surfers, plus a Sunday beach cleanup and group surf.
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Movie theaters in Britain have also introduced similar initiatives, hosting "autism-friendly screenings" by reducing stimulation and sound.
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The Pentagon announced plans to curtail the MAVNI program last September, citing the need for additional security screenings.
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Intake screenings had to be completed within four hours or the company faced a $243 penalty per violation.
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Today, scientists have identified over 7,153 Mendelian diseases, and many are discovered with screenings of children and adults.
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Throughout the past several months, we've had a lot of screenings across the country and internationally as well.
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The secretary also said that she would travel to the border this week to personally observe the screenings.
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Many more than that would be saddled with higher prices for prescriptions and preventative care screenings—including mammograms.
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According to CNN's sources, airport screeners will likely do fewer random pat-downs, bag inspections, and other screenings.
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Yet Border Patrol facilities until now have failed to provide comprehensive health screenings for those in their care.
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In many cases, returning citizens have been subject to screenings to ensure that they're not harboring the virus.
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It sends notifications about new movies, contests or even free studio screenings based on a person's past purchases.
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Only those who have not been ill will be moved, and health screenings will be conducted before transferring.
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The group wants people who cross into Mexico from the US to undergo medical screenings, the BBC added.
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Instead, A24 has let the temple host several screenings of the film, complete with rituals performed post-screening.
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There's also planned pop-ups in New York and Los Angeles and movie theater screenings of select episodes.
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Women-only screenings of the movie drew some complaints, but they sold out immediately and were mostly celebrated.
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"Dunkirk" has benefited from strong turnout at Imax theaters and other cinemas offering premium-priced, large-format screenings.
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The West Coast official's airport is one of the 11 airports designated for coronavirus screenings and possible quarantine.
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The U.S. has already put in place screenings for fever and other symptoms at five major U.S. airports.
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He arrived at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on January 15, before any health screenings began at US airports.
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The federal government said on Tuesday that it would expand those screenings to more airports around the US.
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Mr. Barker will attend the screenings, variously accompanied by the filmmakers James Schamus, Taylor Hackford and Jonathan Demme.
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The TSA is trying to provide strict screenings while keeping security lines moving, which is an ongoing challenge.
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It's the last day for free screenings of the Oscar-nominated blockbuster as part of Black History Month.
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Vue and Showcase's decisions to cancel further screenings of "Blue Story" led to immediate criticism on social media.
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Why do you shamefully assume that if I did have those prenatal screenings I'd have terminated my pregnancy?
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One of the other most awkward screenings of the past decade we attended occurred at the Warner Bros.
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Literally: Dolby is a sponsor, with a booming promo that plays at the start of many screenings here.
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This is due to a decline in smoking, early cancer screenings, and big improvements in various cancer treatments.
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Ishida also reported concerns about the screenings: "They didn't put the thermometer into our ears properly," she said.
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The migrants are not permitted to have attorneys and other representatives present during the screenings, the officials said.
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Blood banks perform the screenings themselves or, more often, pay a laboratory to insure donations are Zika-free.
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In some cases, those states still found ways to use the law to offer services like cancer screenings.
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The theater closed in August, but temporarily reopened for limited screenings of Netflix's Noah Baumbach-directed Marriage Story.
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For Canada's 150th anniversary, some classics of Canadian cinema are also on the program at the Toronto screenings.
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All Americans who have enjoyed no-cost preventive screenings will likely regress when it comes to health outcomes.
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When we have screenings, I see people sort of look away for a minute, and it upsets me.
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Love, Simon director Greg Berlanti and his husband Robbie Rogers also bought out screenings in Missouri and Kentucky.
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And on April 28—after ten days of private, VIP screenings—Black Panther opened to the general public.
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According to CNN's sources, the screeners will likely do fewer random pat-downs, bag inspections, and other screenings.
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These advanced press screenings are typically organized by a film's studio or distributor, and they are invitation-only.
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Transformers: The Last Knight is showing in theaters starting Wednesday, June 21, with preview screenings Tuesday, June 20.
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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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And we might go and make it look a little too real, and we'd have to edge it back, and then it looked a little too stagey, and we'd have to edge it back somewhere in the middle, and that process happened between our preview screenings and the festival screenings.
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You may recall that the Alama Drafthouse first made headlines when it announced women-only screenings of Wonder Woman.
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The film has great reviews so far, and it comes to the US for limited screenings starting October 13th.
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" She continued, "The medical screenings are ongoing for any personnel who have noted concerning symptoms or wanted baseline screening.
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Now the Society is moving to O Cinema in Miami Beach for a series of midnight screenings every Saturday.
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And after test screenings, it was cut drastically in length by executives without Cukor's input, down to 21976 minutes.
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Metrograph falls into the growing category of theaters that are pushing higher end concessions alongside independent and repertory screenings.
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We want people to come to our website, and host screenings that bring the different constituents to the table.
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It provides over $250 million to health clinics that offer affordable birth control, cancer screenings, STD testing, and more.
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For formal developmental screenings, parents complete detailed questionnaires about their child's attainment of milestones based on their current age.
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Parker delayed cervical cancer screenings until he was required by his surgeon to have one prior to a hysterectomy.
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In fact, emotion-detection is becoming increasingly common; Disney has used face recognition to detect emotions during film screenings.
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It held a few screenings around London, but only allowed in some members of the press and government functionaries.
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Now in its second year, this interdisciplinary program stages film screenings, performances, talks, and art exhibitions around the city.
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Rather than seeing major releases, I was more interested in supporting indies, foreign films, arthouse releases, and repertory screenings.
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In response to the MPAA's decision, writers penned op-eds; distributor A24 held screenings that didn't enforce the rating.
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"You can't just look at a child and tell that they're depressed; that's why we need screenings," Bauer says.
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These new guidelines have been in development for a long time, and depression screenings for children are not new.
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Hundreds of Chinese flags adorned streets and shopping malls, and cinemas were running exclusive screenings of the military parade.
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The WHO has not issued any travel warnings or Nipah entry screenings for people going to or from Kerala.
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Artist Shepard Fairey organized a series of screenings and discussions, and made Idiocracy-inspired artwork to support voter education.
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He's held #UsFirst screenings around the country for primarily black journalists to be able to see the movie early.
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In the 1980s, Saudi Arabia banned public movie screenings as it embraced an ultra-conservative form of Sunni Islam.
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The screenings will use a 4K restoration of the film that was released on Blu-ray last December — cool!
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The filmmakers have already scheduled a number of screenings at different companies, though, and are actively promoting the project.
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I shower and head to the same coffee shop as yesterday to do a few phone screenings before work.
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It will also provide annual exams, cancer screenings, birth control, testing for sexually transmitted diseases, and HIV prevention services.
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Screenings at school could help doctors catch chronic conditions early and begin treatment as soon as possible, they suggest.
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Here's a rundown of some of the best film screenings, panels and events to check out at Comic-Con.
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Deployed U.S. troops received a special surprise in the form of Avengers: Endgame screenings despite being far from home.
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"The screenings might even raise a couple of questions about the direction in which humankind is headed," Holmberg added.
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Specialist services, additional screenings, fetal monitoring, and earlier interventions are all strongly recommended if the mother becomes pregnant again.
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Its popularity extends to the continent, where filmgoers from Lagos to Nairobi dress in Afro-futurist garb for screenings.
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Buhari's spokesman said the president had called for security measures to be put in place at open air screenings.
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Its volunteer doulas must be trained, go through criminal background checks and health screenings and offer three written references.
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Resettlement includes health screenings, medical care, work placement, and case management, so there are a lot of complex elements.
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Still, the screenings were kept low key, with no publicity posters and scant attendance in theaters visited by Reuters.
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Nyarri and his wife and grandson attended the Sundance and Davos screenings, appearing on stage to introduce the film.
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The USPSTF says more research will have to be done until an "optimal interval" for depression screenings is decided.
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You can find all the details on when and where the screenings will take place on A24's website.
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After undergoing treatment for ovarian cancer in 2010 and 2011, she's become an advocate for early detection and screenings.
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Rather, government funding goes towards basic health care such as cancer screenings, family planning, and STI testing and treatments.
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That leads to real health disparities, from a decrease in cervical cancer screenings to an increase in labor complications.
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The ultimate goal is to get into local schools as soon as possible and start giving mental health screenings.
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Last week, a bunch of men got very upset about Alamo Drafthouse Austin's women-only screenings of Wonder Woman.
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This, of course, has only made those cranky dudes crankier, and now they want their own men-only screenings.
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On Tuesday, the Hotel Rwanda star debated with people complaining that the women-only screenings are sexist and unfair.
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" And when another commenter labeled the screenings a "double-standard," Cheadle explained that "a double standard presupposes equal footing.
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With self-care difficulties, women were 54 percent less likely to get breast cancer screenings than women without disabilities.
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On Thursday, metal detectors and additional school security officers will be made available for random screenings at the school.
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Other screenings take place throughout, and include major Hollywood releases and a lineup of new Turkish cinema. film.iksv.org/en
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The free screenings will take place on Wednesday, August 8, and will be held at theaters all across America.
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Still, to ready these movies for screenings in concert requires considerable technical tinkering, and the results can be imperfect.
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From 2014 to 2015, their cancer screenings and preventative services dropped an astounding 27 percent, while government funding increased.
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Historically, roughly 80% of initial asylum screenings, known as credible fear interviews, have been granted, according to government data.
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NEW BRUNSWICK "New Jersey International Film Festival," screenings and special guest appearances by film directors, screenwriters, cast and crew.
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And emails made public by the Sony hack detailed the studio's angst over Mr. Crowe's script and test screenings.
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It's also difficult to track how many children after failed screenings receive follow up diagnostic exams and eventual treatment.
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""Until then, I'd only seen it during screenings at my house or with a small group at the studio.
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The screenings are at Anthology Film Archives, which collaborated on this continuing series with the International Center of Photography.
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Others, such as screenings, can catch disease in the early stages, when treatment may be easier and more effective.
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These services may include — but aren't limited to — blood pressure, cholesterol, and mental health screenings, diet counseling, and more.
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Authorities insisted the new screenings were not related to attacks abroad, but were in line with international security standards.
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And, unlike most screenings, including standard blood tests, breath analysis technology is noninvasive -- a benefit most patients would appreciate.
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We don't send people to travel shows; instead, they attend science lectures, film screenings, archaeological seminars and art exhibitions.
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Her medical history puts her at high risk of endometrial cancer, and her doctor recommends screenings twice a year.
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Of course, these screenings were based on the current criteria, which is subdued compared to what could be coming.
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Many of the screenings include discussions, and other special events will take place throughout the duration of the festival.
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It instead goes toward other healthcare services for women, including access to birth control, STD testing and cancer screenings.
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Now owned by the Museum of African American History, the space hosts film screenings, talks, and other museum events.
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The researchers measured what was in the air during 135 screenings of eleven different movies, encompassing 13,000 audience members.
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Still, Muamba's former team physician Dr. Jonathan Tobin thinks Muamba's prior heart screenings would have picked up the condition.
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His evening performance will conclude a four-day event featuring panels, art and film screenings at Medgar Evers College.
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Tellingly, there are no planned screenings of "Detainment" in the UK. The outrage "Extremely Wicked" has sparked is understandable.
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But soon after the movie had its first screenings, the usual cycle of acclaim and backlash was in motion.
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The event will also feature film screenings, immersive art installations, an outdoor art park, classes, seminars, and a marketplace.
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The event also features a live-action show and Marvel-themed activities like secret-agent training and film screenings.
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By also employing screenings for older women who were not vaccinated, it aims to eliminate cervical cancer by 2020.
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Screenings at border crossings have been reinforced and 24-hour monitoring has been implemented at the airport, Ghebreyesus added.
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Today, you can't even find photos of the screenings, but Hassan says the reaction to the films was encouraging.
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An academy report published last year said that children were checked for lice, scabies and chickenpox during cursory screenings.
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The material comes from donors who earn $40 a pop and must pass intensive screenings and regular medical checkups.
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One thing that people say to me after screenings is how challenging this film must have been to make.
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Press screenings were delayed until the premieres were underway, so that a bad review could not spoil the party.
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By Monday morning, it appeared to be overloaded and cannot currently offer appointments for screenings, according to the website.
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By Monday morning it appeared to be overloaded and cannot currently offer appointments for screenings, according to the website.
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CNBC reported Wednesday NYSE's closure of its trading floor comes after two people tested positive for coronavirus during screenings.
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The New York Philharmonic is showing screenings of the film series, performing the score live as the movie rolls.
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