There should be 8, 000 3-D screens by the end of the year, according to the National Association of Theater Owners, but even that could be a tight squeeze for so many films.

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It might have been a bit of a tight squeeze in terms of getting all the things done, but I would have been delighted if Bath and Wells Diocese had been the first to have a woman bishop.

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As expected, the agreement involves a tight fiscal squeeze.

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Linton then brought a marvellous save out of Scott as he tried to squeeze the ball home from a tight angle, but the game had already been well won by that stage.

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United increased their lead soon after, with Conway taking advantage of some ponderous defending to skip round Langfield and squeeze a shot in from a tight angle.

BBC: Aberdeen 1-4 Dundee United

This enables Volkswagen to squeeze a more potent engine into a very tight engine bay.

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What could complicate this is if, on the back of sovereign debt worries, we get a second credit crunch emanating from banks exposed to distressed countries, or a second credit squeeze (as per August 2007) when the interbank lending markets suddenly became tight.

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The Daycare Trust's chief executive, Anand Shukla, said councils were "failing families by presiding over a continuing shortage of high quality, affordable childcare" but said that was "no doubt linked to the tight financial squeeze they find themselves in".

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