There should be 8, 000 3-D screens by the end of the year, according to the National Association of Theater Owners, but even that could be a tight squeeze for so many films.
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It might have been a bit of a tight squeeze in terms of getting all the things done, but I would have been delighted if Bath and Wells Diocese had been the first to have a woman bishop.
The Daycare Trust's chief executive, Anand Shukla, said councils were "failing families by presiding over a continuing shortage of high quality, affordable childcare" but said that was "no doubt linked to the tight financial squeeze they find themselves in".
Some sections required the artists to squeeze through tight openings or scamper down narrow passageways deep into the caves.
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The technique allows the machine to be made of soft materials so it can squeeze through tight spaces and mould its shape to rough terrain.
United increased their lead soon after, with Conway taking advantage of some ponderous defending to skip round Langfield and squeeze a shot in from a tight angle.
Linton then brought a marvellous save out of Scott as he tried to squeeze the ball home from a tight angle, but the game had already been well won by that stage.
In sum, planners are willing to squeeze business and the job market with tight money because the kings of global capital would pull it out of high-inflation countries.
This enables Volkswagen to squeeze a more potent engine into a very tight engine bay.
What could complicate this is if, on the back of sovereign debt worries, we get a second credit crunch emanating from banks exposed to distressed countries, or a second credit squeeze (as per August 2007) when the interbank lending markets suddenly became tight.
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