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screen

noun as in something that protects, conceals

noun as in partition

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noun as in display, monitor

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verb as in hide, protect

verb as in examine and choose

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The King's Foundation says the feature-length TV film, provisionally titled Finding Harmony: A King's Vision, will be screened on Amazon's Prime Video early next year.

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Mrs McCann first took to the stand, with the jury told the use of a screen was "entirely usual" and did not reflect on the defendants in any way.

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Norris appeared with his back to the screen and occasionally used a hearing loop.

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About 200 people gathered on Paramount’s Melrose Avenue lot for a screening of “Red Alert,” a four-part scripted drama portraying the deadly Oct.

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“It’s more of a self-effacing humor. Their favorite target is themselves. And John did that. On screen, I felt his willingness and joy in self-effacing humor that never really veered into self-loathing humor.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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