Escape has another meaning for Turman Burbank in THE TRUMAN SHOW (1998), Peter Weir's fiercely clever story of a man whose entire life has been televised, without his knowledge.
A federal statute prohibits those involved in televised contests of "intellectual knowledge, intellectual skill, or chance" from rigging the outcome.
Her discography was colossal, though comparatively few of her performances were televised and, to my knowledge, we possess no film of any of her operatic roles complete.
In 1960, she won three gold medals at the Rome Olympics which were televised and led to public knowledge of her inspirational story.
Of all the participants, 266 (60.7%), 287 (65.5%), and 279 (63.7%) obtained their knowledge from brochures, friends, and televised public advertisements, respectively.
In interviews through the years, none of the players ever expressed any knowledge that the game was being televised.
Together, available results indicate that televised public health campaigns are effective for improving community knowledge that alcohol is carcinogenic.
"I would like to officially state: Open fire if someone from Moscow or Stavropol, it doesn't matter, appears on your turf without your knowledge," Mr Kadyrov told Chechen security officials, in televised comments.
And filmmakers leave with the knowledge that whether Western Sahara's revolution remains cultural or not, it will at least be televised.
The Grammys is where she will make her first televised performance in support of the project — which shattered iTunes records upon its release in December — according to a source with knowledge of the matter. .
