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I was able to screen Huston's "Battle of San Pietro," a remarkable personal look at infantry combat.

By modifying the questions asked according to previous answers, 7-Eleven was able to screen out poor candidates more effectively than if it used paper forms.

"There's no really great, reliable way to be able to screen for this," he said.

They would be able to screen at the Ryerson theatre, the Winter Gardens and, of course, at the Tiff Bell Lightbox.

But with 21st century robotics technology, Wright and his colleague Eric Brown are able to screen thousands in a mere afternoon.

"Are we going to be able to screen and determine everyone who is going to be a threat?

"When we have a patient, we should be able to screen multiple egg donors and chose one that will be least likely to have this problem," Mitalipov said.

But Yutaka Okada, president of Argo Pictures, distributor of the documentary, "Yasukuni," said, "We have been able to screen the film safely and smoothly".

Sky will now be able to screen some of the defining US television shows of the past decade, including The Sopranos and Sex and the City.

Michael Chertoff, America's secretary of homeland security, says he wants to be able to screen all potential visitors before they leave home.

Neuroscientists may soon be able to screen people's brains to assess their mental health; to distribute that information, possibly accidentally, to employers or insurers; and to "fix" faulty personality traits with drugs or implants on demand.