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- This distribution has been tested as part of the cpan-testerseffort to test as many new uploads to CPAN as possible. Seehttp://testers. cpan. org/--Dear Chris Williams, This is a computer-generated report for POE-Component-Client-NRPE-0. |
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- US $9.99 End Date: Tuesday May-27-2008 20:54:36 PDTBuy It Now for only: |
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- Weekend B.O.: 'Narnia' wins weekend with strong start -- Disney sequel ?The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian? |
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- Weekend B.O.: Disney sequel nets $19.3 million Friday -- Walt Disney sequel "The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian" had no problem reigning over Friday's box office, grossing $19. |
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- Weekend B.O.: 'Nuummioq' is first feature -- Greenland is getting into the film biz. |
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- Weekend B.O.: Film has six days before 'Indiana Jones' opens -- Hollywood is bowing down to "Prince Caspian." Disney's sequel to 2005 hit "The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" bows at 3,929 playdates domestically with no films opening wide against it. |
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- Weekend B.O.: WB's erroneous tally fuels box office race -- Turns out moms weren't as into "Speed Racer" as Warner Bros. predicted. |
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- Weekend B.O.: Final tally gives Fox the second spot -- Final box office numbers for the weekend showed Twentieth Century Fox's comedy "What Happens in Vegas" speeding past Warner Bros.' event kid pic "Speed Racer" to take the No. 2 spot behind goliath "Iron Man. |
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- Weekend B.O.: 'Speed Racer' stalls in summer race -- ?Speed Racer? sputtered out of the starting gate on its first weekend, bowing to a very weak $20. |
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- Weekend B.O.: 'Speed Racer' settles for third-place finish -- Paramount's "Iron Man" continued to hammer out box office gold in its second Friday of the summer season with $15.3 million, however, Fox-Regency's "What Happens in Vegas" trumped Warner Bros.' "Speed Racer" for second place. |
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- Weekend B.O.: WB film takes on 'Iron Man,' 'Vegas,' 'Honor' -- Warner Bros. tentpole "Speed Racer" gets the green light this weekend but may very well finish behind the second week of "Iron Man." |
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- Weekend B.O.: Summer tentpole nabs $201 million worldwide -- Paramount and Marvel Studios? summer tentpole ?Iron Man? |
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- Weekend B.O.: Scores second-best Friday for a non-sequel -- Paramount and Marvel Studios' "Iron Man" grossed a whopping $33.4 million at the domestic box office on Friday, firing up the summer season and scoring the second-best Friday in history for a non-sequel after the first "Spider-Man." |
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- Weekend B.O.: Paramount, Marvel film already at $60 milllion -- "Iron Man" may have already earned more than $60 million worldwide, including an estimated Friday domestic take of $30 million or more for Paramount and Marvel Studios. |
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- Weekend B.O.: Paramount and Marvel expect strong opening -- Paramount and Marvel Studios' "Iron Man" is looking like an ironclad winner as summer gets under way at the worldwide box office. ? See moviegoer reactions from Thurs. |
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- Weekend B.O.: Box office looking for summer lovin' -- The film biz is more than ready for summer to begin after a touch-and-go stretch at the domestic box office. |
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- Weekend B.O.: Universal comedy nabs No. 1 spot -- Universal's Tina Fey-Amy Poehler comedy "Baby Mama" was easily the No. 1 movie of the weekend, grossing an estimated $18. |
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- Weekend B.O.: Tina Fey comedy nets $6.3 million Friday -- A trio of comedies took the top spots at the Friday box office, led by Universal's Tina Fey-Amy Poehler starrer "Baby Mama," which delivered $6.3 million from 2,543 theaters on the strength of the female demo and a friendly PG-13 rating. |
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- Weekend B.O.: Comedies compete for different audiences -- Universal's "Baby Mama" and New Line/Warner Bros.' "Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay" will vie for the loudest laugh when opening at the domestic box office today in what's shaping up to be a battle of the sexes at the multiplexes. |
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- Weekend B.O.: 'Baby Mama,' 'Harold & Kumar' to duke it out -- Universal bows female-skewing "Baby Mama" this weekend -- one week after the studio released the Judd Apatow-branded "Forgetting Sarah Marshall." Also opening is Warner Bros.' "Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay," which should grab the men. |
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- Weekend B.O.: 'Sarah' settles for second -- Lionsgate and the Weinstein Co.?s Jet Li-Jackie Chan starrer ?Forbidden Kingdom? |
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- Weekend B.O.: Martial arts film opens ahead of 'Sarah Marshall' -- Lionsgate and the Weinstein Co.'s Jet Li-Jackie Chan starrer "The Forbidden Kingdom" opened No. 1 at the Friday box office, ahead of Universal's risque romantic comedy "Forgetting Sarah Marshall. |
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