They became available after ACOG counted every seat at four venues, and determined the placement of camera stands, press seating and other obstructions.
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Schleier received a patent for a new type of camera stand in 1872, and for a new type of mustard pot the following year.
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They are among 135, 000 contingency seats that originally were thought to be unusable because they would be blocked by camera stands or other obstacles.
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His camera stands in awe of hundreds of actors, fighting with bayonets and fists, kicking up dust and blood, framed against the limitless, sunburnt horizon.
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It is only overcome in the final duet, during which the camera stands back and lets the lovebirds belt out their feelings against a Technicolor sky.
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An innovator in photographic technology, he is credited with such inventions and improvements as the plate vise, the buffing lathe, a camera stand, and refined rotten stone.
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Poking out from the middle of a pile of humans, like a flagpole on a mountaintop, was a one-legged camera stand-- a dangerous weapon in the hands of Washington.
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He pointed up to the boxes where his wife would sit, to the camera stand that would beam his words to the land, to his press secretary, David Wade.
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Watching his acceptance was like watching the televised version of a stage play, the kind in which the cameras stand back and put the television audience in the position of distant voyeurs.
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The homer caromed off the television camera stands beyond the center-field wall, a 417-foot shot that was not as momentous as his homer against Atlanta in his first National League Championship Series at-bat last October.
