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Original post by By MICHAEL CIEPLY and software by Elliott Back

Microsoft Corporation is underwriting an online movie-making contest to stimulate sales and burnish the reputation of its Windows Vista operating system.
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Original post by By STUART ELLIOTT and software by Elliott Back

A division of Sony Pictures has relied on stunts to help sell its movies, taking the unusual step of asking multiplex employees for help to promote a coming horror movie.
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Original post by By BROOKS BARNES and software by Elliott Back

A film critic found himself entangled in a debate over evolution and intelligent design tied to a screening of “Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed.”
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Original post by By JOHN METCALFE and software by Elliott Back