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Although the US comedy-drama about a serial killer only debuted in 2006, it quickly made its mark.

Brett Ratner's third instalment of the mutant superhero saga only debuted last week with a record four-day opening of $122.9m£65.1m1m) over Memorial Day weekend.

Lady SinAGaga is relatively new on the Jewish drag scene, having only debuted at a High Homo Days party (a Jewish gay party hosted by Hebro, an organization working to celebrate the gay Jewish community).

The film, written and directed by first timer Theodore Melfi and co-starring Naomi Watts, Melissa McCarthy and Chris O'Dowd, was released in limited locations three weeks ago Stateside but only debuted on wide release at the weekend.

The news that Samsung would be releasing a new flagship for its Galaxy line at the Mobile World Congress in February was surprising, given that the previous phone had only debuted in May.

An additional note from Cal Day: We not only debuted two new tee shirts designed by Dave Smith (“Generation X-tinct” sauropods and a Gomphotherium skull), we also held a raffle for the dinosaur sweater designed and knitted by UCMP Friend Helen Grinstead (see UCMP News Jan 2001).

Meanwhile, "Runner Runner," the only other film that debuted nationwide this weekend, fell short of even the lowest projections with a disappointing $7.6-million 7.6-million start

The only other film that debuted nationwide this weekend, the teen fantasy "Vampire Academy," showed no signs of life with a dismal $4.1 opening.

Take, for example, the Champagne Rare 'Le Secret' Cuvée that debuted several months ago, bottled only in magnum and stashed away for 20 years.

Or, if you really want to bet large, you could choose a short-only stock fund like the one that debuted October 29.

THOUGH CHILE DEBUTED on the global architectural scene only 30 years ago, Modernism had in fact made its first appearance here nearly a century ago.