Regularly scheduled radio or television program.
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Review of the Ford Foundation-backed Public Broadcast Laboratory's two-and-a-half hour news program.
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She got ninety seconds on the evening news program, talking about wolves.
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He spent 24 years as anchor of its flagship nightly news program.
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A news program showed squid specialty restaurants with near-empty fish tanks.
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I tuned the radio across all the stations and found a news program.
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Stegeman explained the ruse in a news program that aired on Dutch television.
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The scandal also involves a BBC news program on Savile that was shelved.
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The senator continued translating pertinent bits that were anchored on the news program.
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The first trailer for the series about an AM news program is below.
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I tried some of the other stations, but there was no news program.
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Ramos hosted the news program "Our Region Today" on a local station.
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NBC was plunging through an unrehearsed news program dealing with Japan's declaration of war.
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She looks again at the television but the news program has gone to commercial.
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Lola looked up from the news program she was watching.
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I made two complete rounds of the channels before settling on a news program.
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Every policy, every speech, every foreign meeting, every news program revolves around this central thesis.