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Still, it's a noteworthy move by Netflix, which has tended to release new apps for iPhone and iPad first before rival mobile technologies.

Figures for June are not due until July 19, but this year Chinese officials have tended to release inflation data ahead of schedule, sometimes unofficially and often timed to coincide with other important economic statistics.

But ever since Warner Brothers and Universal Pictures found success in 1996 with their joint early-May release of the tornado epic "Twister," studios have tended to release a blockbuster hopeful or two ahead of the Memorial Day clutter -- as Sony did so lucratively last month with "Spider-Man" and 20th Century Fox did with "Star Wars: Episode II".

Both 2 5 mm and 5 10 mm roots tended to release more N than fine roots after 2-year incubation.

"They have tended to release tax records in April or tax season.

However, PBMC treated with APE for 6 h tended to release less TNFα into the cell media than those without APE treatment (P = 0.067).

Dried fruit is also nutritious, and although sugary, tends to release energy slowly into the bloodstream.

The Hollywood studios still tend to release films on videocassette primarily for the rental market.

In fact, Google tends to release its stuff slightly underdone, like parbaked baguettes, to be finished off with public feedback.

Plants tend to release pollen in the morning, so by evening much of it may have reached its destination.

In the UK, the Office for National Statistics tends to release statistics for Q4 (which runs from January to March) at the end of March.