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Blockbuster

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Blockbuster
Drug slang A regional term for a depressant; a regional term for 50mg Nembutal—pentobarbital capsules
Pharmacology A popular term for a drug that ‘corners’ the market for a particular disease, has a high price with little competition, or for which volume of sales is high
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The Dallas, Texas-based Blockbuster said that the on-demand service will be integrated into Samsung high-definition televisions (HDTVs) and Blu-Ray players starting in the fall.
Blockbuster in movie deal with Samsung by AFP / AFP American Edition
The Dallas, Texas-based Blockbuster said that the on-demand service will be integrated into Samsung high-definition televisions (HDTVs) and Blu-Ray players starting in the fall.
Blockbuster in movie deal with Samsung by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Byline: BY ALLISON MARTIN MOVIE rental chain Blockbuster has hired a top law firm to discuss its financial headaches.
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