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In the next step, which will span most of 2004, the choices will be narrowed down to about five finalists.

More significantly, RASCAL's craft will be unique because it will leave the atmosphere.In December, the six competing teams will be narrowed down to one, or possibly two.

New York is one of seven cities holding auditions: 138 pianists will be narrowed down to 30 finalists, who will compete in Fort Worth from May 25 to June 10.

On Tuesday night, the field of frightening contenders will be narrowed down and viewers can cast their final votes, with the winner shown on Noggin (Channel 129 on Time Warner dgital cable) on Wednesday at 8 p.m. Teenagers are probably not strangers to the spine-chilling works of Edgar Allan Poe.

The shortlist will be narrowed down to three names for each category on 5 December.

The shortlist will be narrowed down to three names for each category on 29 November.

The market will be narrowing down to people like us who are independent and people like those who are China-leaning.

Highly Qualified applications will then be narrowed down to 120 people who will be interviewed at NASA's Johnson Space Center.

Ideally, there will be a place where parties are most acceptable in the area, so locations will already be narrowed down for you.

This year's longlist will now be narrowed down over two stages to a final selection of just five nominees.

Singaporean Tan — who was speaking at the launch of Razer's newest concept store in Bangkok, Thailand — declined to say what size it will be or be narrowed down on the kind of companies that it will back.