Contracts
Release
Release verb - To set free (from a state of being held in check).
Both words in one sentence
- Plus, at least for more recent game shows but possibly older ones as well, a DVD release might also require permission from the many contestants who may have signed contracts approving rebroadcast but not home video release.
- This video's release earned Disney a lawsuit from star Peggy Lee due to contract stipulations; her victory prompted Disney to change their contracts regarding star input.
- Apparently it comes written into all of their female tweenage stars' contracts that they will get to release a high-profit CD of pop music within two years of the show's inception, complete with overpriced tie-in merchandise.
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