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“We became quite familiar to the stall holders in the marketplace, the girls in the cake shop and supermarket, and people in the street who were keen to identify with the two ‘Adalian’ ladies from the school.”
Discovering the Chinese Way « English Lesson Plans « Free Lesson Plans « Literacy News 2010
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For those interested in the state of the art of the laugh track, check out this recent excellent survey from the esteemed Joe Adalian.
Ask Matt: Vampire Diaries, Dexter, Glee, the TV Laugh Track, and More! 2011
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Adalian says that “some networks have already done this by merging studio and network operations,” but that may not actually be a big help, since studio notes often tend to be more of the practical kind, helping the producers keep the show on budget.
2009 August 2009
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Adalian says that “some networks have already done this by merging studio and network operations,” but that may not actually be a big help, since studio notes often tend to be more of the practical kind, helping the producers keep the show on budget.
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Harvey Weinstein reacts to NBC's laughable refusal to air ads for the doc, as quoted by Pamela McClintock and Josef Adalian in Variety: It's a sad commentary about the level of fear in our society that a movie about a group of courageous entertainers who were blacklisted for exercising their right of free speech is now itself being blacklisted by corporate America ....
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Joe Adalian from "Daily Variety," thank you for joining us.
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Ten days ago, when snowed up by winter, recurrent for the third time this season, I could not compel myself to the recollection of my Adalian experiences.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 61, No. 380, June, 1847 Various
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The whole of the Adalian public were in a state of lively commotion.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 61, No. 380, June, 1847 Various
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Adalian jester was a tall ugly fellow, who had considerable power of comic expression in his face, but whose forte lay in a cap of fantastic device.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 61, No. 380, June, 1847 Various
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The Wrap's Josef Adalian breaks down the current crop of series that are said to be on the bubble for renewal next season, including Chuck, Fringe, V,
Televisionary 2010
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