Word: channelized
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...Uhse's new American subsidiary, Reel Pleasure Unlimited, is distributing a portfolio of hard-core movies to 46 theaters across the U.S. In keeping with her reputation for peddling only top-of-the-line pornography, the initial release, Extremes, is the first X-rated film to feature four-channel Dolby stereo...
...gateway between the Pacific and the Indian Ocean-and the choke point through which passes virtually all of the Middle Eastern oil on which Japan's economy depends-is the Strait of Malacca, a channel 30 miles wide at its narrowest point, between the Malay Peninsula and the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Here too Soviet naval activity has been on the rise, in both obvious and not-so-obvious ways. Soviet destroyers, cruisers and diesel-powered, torpedo-firing Foxtrot submarines have been passing through the strait at the rate of about six a month, while nuclear-powered Echo-class...
...sponsored the plan, has made serious mistakes in both math and logic. "The projected revenues are not realistic," complains Lloyd Kaiser, president of Pittsburgh's WQED. "They will add up to a very small amount of money for each station." John J. Iselin of New York's Channel 13 says that PBS might well have to borrow $100 million from banks and insurance companies just to set up the new venture. Even a supporter of the proposal like WETA's Chamberlin is concerned that PBS might be competing against itself and that people...
...earlier, rudely interrupted balloting. The Deputies also gave standing ovations to Suárez and Gutiérrez Mellado, both of whom had courageously stood up to Tejero. But the loudest applause was reserved for the King, who was praised by Calvo-Sotelo as "the channel through which democracy ran while we were held hostage...
...Louis music lovers, worries over NEA funding cuts may be premature; orchestra officials have no inkling of how much funding they will lose and, indeed, NEA may decide to channel its remaining dollars to a few well-established institutions like the St. Louis Symphony rather than spread the money around the nation. Nevertheless, orchestra officials are already mulling over initial money-saving measures, such as ending some outdoor concerts this summer and joint ventures with the Opera Theater of St. Louis. "We'll be hurt, but we'll survive," says Susan Switzer, the symphony's public relations...