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premiere

[pri-meer, -myair] / prɪˈmɪər, -ˈmyɛər /


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So while “Heated Rivalry” fans wait for the second season — set to premiere in spring 2027 — they’ll now be able to take their own trip to the cottage.

From Los Angeles Times

She’s already appeared in another film, “Yellow Cake,” premiering at the Berlin International Film Festival this month.

From Los Angeles Times

‘One Battle After Another’ has been the favorite since it premiered in September.

From Los Angeles Times

Fennell’s first feature-length effort premiered at Sundance in January of that year and was slated for an April release until the pandemic halted the world, and with it, the theatrical release schedule.

From Salon

“Undercover Boss” premiered during the Great Recession, when the wage gap had yawned into a canyon.

From Salon