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MGM follows deals with Walt Disney, Paramount and Lionsgate - however Sony, Universal and Warner Brothers are yet to come on board and have started distributing movies on rival services from Amazon.com and Wal-Mart Stores.
"We have started distributing food in affected areas early enough to contain the crisis, but if we don't get more pledges quickly, aid agencies' relief stocks will run out before December and the situation will deteriorate rapidly," said Georgia Shaver, a representative of the World Food Program, in a recent report.
Authorities have started distributing pamphlets urging people to move to other centers across Greece, where the government promised it would offer accommodation, food and health care.
"We have started distributing shelter kits in both districts which include tarpaulin sheets, plastic mats, rope, matchboxes and candles, but the need is great and much, much more is required".
Separatists have proclaimed the region the independent "People's Republic of Donetsk," and have started distributing fliers calling for a Crimea-inspired referendum to take place there on May 11.
The tax rebate checks that the government has started distributing should increase consumer spending, he added.
We are not yet distributing whole sets of the Keio strains, however Open Biosystems has started distributing the full collection.
Cantor Fitzgerald said yesterday that it had started distributing more than $45 million in bonuses to the families of employees lost in the World Trade Center attacks.
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has started distributing a card called SmartLink that allows travelers to enter the PATH train system with a wave of the wallet.
The organization has started distributing feasibility surveys to communities that want to open markets so they can figure out if the location has the farmer and customer base necessary to survive, Ms. Eggert said.
[C1.] Calculating Ratings in New Era of Delayed Viewing Nielsen has started distributing its ratings information in three versions: live, the traditional way television is watched; live plus 24 hours, counting how many people who own DVR's played back shows within a day of recording them; and live plus seven days, counting playback within a week of recording.
