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EXHIBITION SCHEDULE RELEASED: A televised game between the Los Angeles Lakers and Sacramento and a Minnesota-Miami matchup in the Dominican Republic highlight the N.B.A. exhibition schedule, which was released yesterday.
The Hollywood Foreign Press Association — so often derided for its faintly rackety reputation, but praised for an enjoyable and unpretentious televised awards ceremony — has released a strong and plausible nomination list for the 2014 Golden Globes.
"The new government released a lot of Russian spies today," he said in a televised address.
"I have recommended that the president continues his convalescence back home during the coming two weeks before he gradually returns to his full and normal activity," said Dr. Markus Büchler, who led the medical team that performed the operation, in a televised statement upon releasing Mr. Mubarak from Heidelberg University Hospital on Saturday morning.
I didn't see Harris in the original production, but I remember a televised version that was released the year the play closed on Broadway, and what I remember about the TV version is how Harris faced the audience, which is to say the lens: with an openness, a flirtatiousness, that had everything to do with her imagination, and the life of her character, who lived in her imagination.
(1968), and George C. Scott portrayed the character in a televised version of the novel released in 1982.
A funny thing happened Sunday on the way to the fourth quarter: Netflix announced ― via a televised teaser, press release and social media campaign ― that the newest "Cloverfield" flick would premiere on the streaming platform immediately following the Super Bowl.
Aides have weighed possibilities as disparate as a televised address from the Oval Office and the release of a written document stating Mr. Bush's position.
He never had a televised lie-in.
A televised parlour game, in other words.
"Operation is on," he said in a televised briefing.
