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Jackson6612 Posted 18 years ago
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''Leaving Las Vegas'' made its nation-wide release on...

0 01span01i00Leaving Las Vegas02i00 made its nation-wide release on February 9, 1996, with moderate box office receipts, presumably because the film did not have a big marketing scheme, and 02span01b01span00it was fairly unknown 01u00until after the02u00 Academy Awards Ceremony of 199602span02b01span01b00.02b00 The critical success of the film did not surface immediately, however it was one of the most popular films for rental and sale in 1996 and 1997.02br
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01span00It was quite unknown until the Academy Awards Ceremony. That means it became popular after the ceremony. Therefore, don't you think it should be 01i00it was fairly unknown 01u01b01span00until the02span02b02u01span00 Academy Awards Ceremony of 199600?02span02br
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0 You could use .. until the , but 'until 01b 00after02b 00 the' I think emphasises that the Ceremony was completed before the film became well-known 0-

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  • until the , but 'until 01b 00after02b 00 the' I think emphasises that the Ceremony was completed before the film became well-known 0-
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0 You could use .. until the , but 'until 01b00after02b00 the' I think emphasises that the Ceremony was completed before the film became well-known 0-

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