bescreen

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bescreen

(bɪˈskriːn)

vb (tr)

to conceal or overshadow

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bescreen TICKETS War Horse, Odeon Cinema, Eagles Meadow, Wrexham, Feb 27 - Visit www.odeon.co.uk for details

Touching tale to be beamed into cinema; National Theatre staging of smash hit play War Horse will go on display at North Wales venue

Fans of the hit show -- starring Emilia Clarke, Peter Dinklage andGwendoline Christie -- will have to wait a whole year to find out thefate of their favourite characters when the final six episodes will bescreened.

'Game Of Thrones' final season will not air until 2019

Indeed the play is full of moments where just such a self-recognition is made possible, moments where the young characters, 'bescreened in night' (2.1.93), 'untalked of and unseen' (3.2.5-7), try to make sense of who they are becoming.

Youth and Privacy in Romeo and Juliet

New Delhi in December ordered that Chinese telecom equipment imports bescreened for security reasons, worrying Huawei and ZTE, which cannot afford to miss out on a market that is second only to China in terms of subscriber numbers with 636musers.

India lifts telecom import ban

5 EXTENDING the age of bowel screening from 70 to 75 yearsfrom 2010 - about one million more men and women will bescreened each year as a result.