Many off-screen controversies rage, such as whether Julie Andrews was robbed of a role that should have been hers from the stage play, and indeed whether Audrey Hepburn was robbed of an Oscar nomination – she was a notable omission – when it became known that her singing voice had been dubbed by Marni Nixon.
Meanwhile, the festival's tumult of off-screen controversy came courtesy of Britney Spears, visiting Sundance in order to furnish her movie credentials.
Although some countries have changed to liquid-based cytology for cervical screening, controversy remains.
In the wake of the application-screening controversy, IRS procedures need to be made completely unbiased.
The present findings contribute to the ongoing screening controversy: are the advantages of the BC screening program still in balance with the disadvantages?
The discussion concerning the disadvantages of the BC screening program, such as false-positive findings, is still ongoing and contributing to the screening controversy [ 14, 15].
We have suggested that this phenomenology can be important to explain the breast cancer screening controversy for women aged 40 49 years [ 5- 7].
The number of males with osteoporosis is not currently known, which is mainly due to the infrequency of screening and controversies in BMD testing standards in men.
The queen, the most powerful player, represents Loew's Paradise, the storied 4,000-seat 4,000-seatatheaternce thatborough's gem but was split intoncelthele screens amid controversy in 1973 and closed in 1994.
The applicability of this test for prostate cancer screening arose controversy in medicine [168].
After the primaries, Bush advisers recalled, their roughest patch was in September, when Mr. Gore gained in the polls and Mr. Bush was repeatedly knocked off stride by such events as a purported subliminal commercial from Republicans that flashed the word "rats" on the screen, and a controversy over Bush debate materials that somehow made their way to a close friend of Mr. Gore.
