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After the North Korea-baiting film was cancelled in response to apparent threats of violence at showings, a number of companies offered to show the film through online and offline channels.

Toss in five showings a day (it's a short film): $15.80 per showing.

"I got maybe three showings a week," Ms. Rose said.

On the movie's first day, about 50 people from this area of 21,000 appeared for the four showings, a "good, but not great" turnout, one theater worker said.

The orchestra said it would provide about 30 real-time showings a season, with the first on Jan . 6 through a Digital Concert Hall portal at its Web site, www.berliner-philharmoniker.de.

Analysts say Bush's presidential bid is suffering from problems including a lack of enthusiasm, poor debate showings, a crowded Republican field of 13 other candidates … and his last name.

She was expected to participate at a ChickFight television taping on 4 May 2008, but was removed from the show after no-showing a Shimmer Women Athletes show, stating that she did not believe that wrestling was the correct career choice for her at that time.

Your motivation is your salary (1973) ON NOT SHOWING A BEHEADING ON SCREEN It's like telling a dirty joke and leaving out the punchline (1984) ON UNION MEMBERS Most of them are useless.

SHOWING a degree of resilience in the face of the national economic slowdown, the residential real estate market in the New York metropolitan region clung to its penchant for price increases in the first half of the year, even as buyers became more choosy (or wary) and sellers lost a bit of their swagger.

The Sundance Channel has decided against additional showings of a film about a young woman preparing to become a suicide bomber in Times Square.

For example, Gravity, which is above it in the chart, achieved an average of £4,360, but that would be from a typical 12 showings, four a day, across the three-day weekend.