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screen film
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3.75 |
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The film was screened out of competition. |
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screen applicant
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3.23 |
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Officials are now screening applicants. |
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screen candidate
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2.76 |
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A nominating panel would be established to screen Regents candidates. |
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screen passenger
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2.70 |
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Port health officials also will screen sick passengers. |
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screen call
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2.24 |
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We screen our calls. |
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screen movie
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2.24 |
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New Line decided against screening the movie. |
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screen people
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1.71 |
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For instance, at what age should people be screened? |
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screen patient
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1.38 |
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First, Menchaca screened his patients for weight problems. |
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screen refugee
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1.38 |
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The refugees can be screened for weapons or other threats. |
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screen woman
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1.38 |
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To screen every woman in this age group might cost more than half a billion dollars. |
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screen visitor
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1.18 |
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Authorities will screen all visitors. |
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screen baggage
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0.99 |
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Equipment at many airports can screen checked baggage for explosives. |
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screen application
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0.86 |
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Turner established a foundation to screen applications and channel funds to specific projects. |
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screen blood
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0.86 |
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Official blood banks are supposed to screen blood for HIV. |
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screen luggage
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0.86 |
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Making passengers screen their luggage before checking in is an out-dated system. |
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screen mail
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0.86 |
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Mail is screened. |
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screen program
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0.86 |
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But the BBC will screen the program Tuesday evening as planned. |
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screen employee
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0.79 |
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They also can screen potential employees carefully. |
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screen thousand
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0.79 |
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The ambassador emphasized that only about a dozen government employees are screening thousands of NACARA applications. |
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screen worker
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0.79 |
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The workers are carefully screened. |