Cosell, a sports broadcaster, is the grandson of renowned broadcaster Howard Cosell.
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And for a trusted broadcaster working at a public service broadcaster to feed that prejudice?
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Public broadcaster ARD's Hessischer Rundfunk owns the antenna but it is maintained by a third party, the broadcaster said.
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You are a public service broadcaster, you only have that resource as a public service broadcaster — the right to raise £1 billion.
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Another feature called Broadcaster Match Builder lets streamers invite fans to join their matches; and Broadcaster Spotlight will tell players when they're in a match that's being broadcast, while also allowing them to follow the broadcaster with just a click.
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Last month it acquired Argentine broadcaster Telefe for $345 million in cash, and in 2014 it paid $760 million for British broadcaster Channel 5.
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At a certain level of live-streaming fame, audiences are tuning in more for the broadcaster than for whatever that broadcaster is doing on camera.
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Natwest has withdrawn its U.K. banking services from state-run broadcaster Russia Today, according to Margarita Simonyan, editor-in-chief of the state-run broadcaster.
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Comcast would then be left with the businesses it wants most: the Indian broadcaster Star and a 39 percent stake in the European satellite broadcaster Sky.
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A spokeswoman for France's largest private TV broadcaster, TF1, also said the company was not discussing a major European cross-border deal with Italy's biggest private broadcaster.
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"The NTR respects both tradition and change, but it is our public duty as an independent public broadcaster to reflect these changes in society," the broadcaster said.
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Ken Singleton, the Yankees' broadcaster, said on Twitter that Montgomery's delivery reminded him of Jim Kaat, who won 283 games and was later a Yankees broadcaster himself.
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At the same time, money flooded into the league from a television deal with BSkyB, a satellite broadcaster, which more than trebled the fee that the previous broadcaster, ITV, had paid.
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Discovery Communications, which owns European broadcaster Eurosport and is a first-time Olympics broadcaster, is insured against cyber attacks, said Dave Schafer, senior vice president for Olympics operations at the firm.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Shares of Mexican broadcaster Televisa (TLEVISACPO.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The board of Italian broadcaster Mediaset (MS.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian television broadcaster Ten Network Ltd TEN.
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Only the state broadcaster KBC and what is essentially the alternate state broadcaster, the Kenyatta family owned K24, were left on air during the week of darkness effectively amounting to economic sabotage.
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It was also aggregated by Russian state broadcaster Russia Today.
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" On Thursday, the broadcaster said he made an "enormous mistake.
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"That's not a good sign," Bustinza told local broadcaster RPP.
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The longtime broadcaster was also a writer, producer and actor.
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Arslan made the comments during an interview with broadcaster NTV.
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Nearby are the headquarters of the Italian national broadcaster RAI.
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The national broadcaster, more widely known as KBS, has apologized.
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Conversely, broadcaster CBS has flourished under Chief Executive Leslie Moonves.
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An NPR reporter and a local broadcaster were both arrested.
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He had been in prison since 2013, broadcaster RTBF reported.
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But that effort never picked up steam amid broadcaster opposition.
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Ismail Kucukkaya of the opposition broadcaster Fox TV will moderate.
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Dr. Roger Musson is a professional seismologist, writer and broadcaster.
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Dutch broadcaster NOS and newspaper Volkskrant reported the news today.
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He has denied those allegations, public broadcaster NHK has reported.
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The story was covered by Canadian broadcaster CBC, Charlsie's employer.
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Our former boss at a certain television broadcaster ghosted us.
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"What's happening now is historic," Amundsen told state broadcaster NRK .
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NO SURVIVORS FROM CRASHED ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES FLIGHT - ETHIOPIA STATE BROADCASTER
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CNN is the only U.S. broadcaster operating in North Korea.
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He traveled to the area by train, the broadcaster said.
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Broadcaster Bayerische Rundfunk, citing no sources, had reported the move.
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Zeybekci made the comment in an interview with broadcaster NTV.
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Today Roisin Boyd is a broadcaster, journalism lecturer, and researcher.
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Broadcaster NHK said a tsunami warning had not been issued.
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Broadcaster RTHK said later that 24 people had been arrested.
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Public broadcaster NHK said he was questioned for three hours.
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Legendary sports broadcaster Dick Enberg will be honored during halftime.
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O) has approached rival U.S. broadcaster Tribune Media Co (TRCO.
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Russia's broadcaster also seemed to want to send a message.
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One broadcaster proclaimed that Trump was the world's top developer.
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The U.S. broadcaster was Snap's first partner for the programming.
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The broadcaster has raised its stake in German rival ProSiebensat.
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Ghosn has denied wrongdoing, according to Japanese public broadcaster NHK.
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A TV host and sports broadcaster on Thursday accused Sen.
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Its most popular broadcaster PewDiePie has repeatedly made racist comments.
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In Japan we are sort of the broadcaster and ESPN.
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Cavusoglu made the comment in an interview with broadcaster NTV.
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Last year I interviewed British broadcaster and journalist Victoria Derbyshire.
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Mike Golic is a successful radio broadcaster for ESPN Radio.
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"The Polish army needs helicopters," Waszczykowski told public broadcaster TVP.
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In the booth, sports broadcaster Kate Scott called the game.
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Eckersley, now a broadcaster, owned up to coining the phrase.
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"Making mistakes is human," she told DR, the national broadcaster.
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The sports broadcaster Howard Cosell has recorded a news segment.
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"The broadcaster is essentially going to play ball," he said.
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Italy's top commercial broadcaster has raised its stake in ProSiebenSat.
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Comcast bid $31 billion for the British satellite broadcaster Sky.
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Spanish broadcaster RTVE reported that authorities have arrested one suspect.
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Several people were wounded at each location, the broadcaster said.
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Emmys broadcaster Fox paraded its crown jewel, The Masked Singer.
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"It bothers me," he said, speaking to a French broadcaster.
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Cavusoglu's comments were carried live by state broadcaster TRT Haber.
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Fox owns a 39 percent stake in British broadcaster Sky.
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Shares of the broadcaster closed a touch higher on Friday.
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A poll by Kantar for private broadcaster TVN on Sept.
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"I'm the good Hitler," Alba said on local broadcaster RPP.
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He spent the last three seasons as a Phillies broadcaster.
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The broadcaster has put forward an offer to soccer body FIFA for the rights to screen in Italy the 2225 and 2100 World Cups, competing against state broadcaster RAI and Sky Italia, MF said.
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Disney and Comcast have been most interested in only part of the constellation of Fox businesses, notably the 20th Century Fox movie studio; cable channels like FX; Sky, the British broadcaster; Star, an Indian broadcaster.
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The broadcaster did not name the company but the sale came after a 2018 proposal from London-based Asset Value Investors for the broadcaster to sell down part of its holding in Tokyo Electron Ltd.
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Ghosn has denied the allegations, public broadcaster NHK reported on Sunday.
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He was speaking in an interview with state broadcaster TRT Haber.
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He made the comment in an interview with broadcaster TGRT Haber.
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"I cannot let this pass," Mary told Belgian state broadcaster RTBF.
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Saudi-owned broadcaster Al Arabiya also reported strikes on the airport.
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Greek state-owned broadcaster ERT already has a de facto licence.
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Turkish state broadcaster TRT could not immediately be reached for comment.
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Sell its stake in European broadcaster Central European Media Enterprises Ltd.
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The broadcaster is also reviewing its wider relationship with the NBA.
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The broadcaster is also reviewing its broader relationship with the NBA.
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The AFA has yet to find a broadcaster for next season.
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The broadcaster, founded in the 1990s, says it has editorial independence.
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As a broadcaster, Channel 4 is no stranger to spirited debate.
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The BBC, a far bigger broadcaster, provides a useful case study.
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CNN isn't the only broadcaster to experiment with VR, of course.
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One day later, he told the broadcaster, his mother passed away.
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Rasmussen was "relatively satisfied" with the result, he told broadcaster TV2.
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"I would even summon President Pena Nieto," Coello told broadcaster Televisa.
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BASHING the BBC, Britain's publicly funded broadcaster, is a national pastime.
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Elsewhere, the spat between Italian broadcaster Mediaset and France's Vivendi continued.
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He beat Salvador Nasralla, a sports broadcaster, by 42.98% to 41.38%.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Top Australian television broadcaster Seven West Media Ltd (SWM.
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The broadcaster said the alleged government pressure included curbs on advertising.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italian broadcaster Mediaset and French media group Vivendi (VIV.
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Not every broadcaster on Periscope can earn money from Super Hearts.
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Around 40 people were wounded in the blast, broadcaster HaberTurk reported.
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Seven people are still underground, according to state broadcaster TVP Info.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 15 (Reuters) - The chief executive of German broadcaster ProSiebenSat.
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Veteran broadcaster Sir Terry Wogan has died, according to multiple reports.
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He made the comment in an interview with private broadcaster Haberturk.
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He hated every other patriot broadcaster and every other UFO person.
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NHK and broadcaster TBS put the number of deaths at six.
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That's why WPH is more than a broadcaster and tour organizer.
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This way you can leave comments that the broadcaster will see.
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The U.K. broadcaster reported that its own website had been targeted.
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MI) and aggressively built a large stake in broadcaster Mediaset (MS.MI).
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That's how every broadcaster, every network, is doing it these days.
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Dettmer is an international journalist and broadcaster with Voice of America.
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He was shot in both legs, he told broadcaster TRT Haber.
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The next front in the fight is UK broadcaster Sky News.
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There were no immediate reports of damage, said public broadcaster NHK.
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ABS-CBN, the country's biggest broadcaster, said the advertisement was "legitimate".
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Erdogan's chief military assistant was also detained, broadcaster CNN Turk said.
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Interviews on the UK's BBC and American broadcaster CBS soon followed.
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The tax decision was earlier reported by RTE, the Irish broadcaster.
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The broadcaster could be fined or even have its license revoked.
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Al Sharpton, the civil rights activist and broadcaster, told The Hill.
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Nearly 700 people were in evacuation centers, local broadcaster NHK said.
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Two were critically injured and three seriously, national broadcaster NHK said.
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Broadcaster NBC pulled in the biggest audience with 7 million viewers.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The $40 billion takeover of British broadcaster Sky SKYB.
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Which player right now excites you the most, as a broadcaster?
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Both have pleaded not guilty, according to Polish state broadcaster TVP.
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Broadcaster RTHK reported that the victim was district councilor Andrew Chiu.
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The broadcaster agreed to pay for the years she was underpaid.
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"People are obviously satisfied with us," Mr. Weil told broadcaster NDR.
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Meredith is not the only broadcaster who has faced discrimination claims.
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The broadcaster is taking a 45 percent stake in the startup.
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Berlusconi also cited French broadcaster Television Francais 1 SA (TF1) (TFFP.
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Michael Grange, a writer and broadcaster for Sportsnet, remembers it well.
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NHK, the public broadcaster, identified the attacker as Ryuichi Iwasaki, 51.
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NHK, Japan's public broadcaster, reported that all the children were girls.
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"Women are leaving the country today," she told national broadcaster RTE.
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NHK, the public broadcaster, identified the attacker as Ryuichi Iwasaki, 21950.
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"There's nothing to set straight," he told the national public broadcaster.
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She is also a reporter for the German broadcaster Deutsche Welle.
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She was a reporter from China's state-run international broadcaster, CGTN.
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Tony Romo, another quarterback newly turned broadcaster, might have been available.
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"I've been dishonored," the chef told the broadcaster Franceinfo this week.
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"There was blood everywhere," Ms. Engels told a South African broadcaster.
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Brian is a master broadcaster, and the show is so brilliant.
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Europe's TV industry is fractured, with no one sports broadcaster dominating.
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NHK, the Japanese public broadcaster, reported that the company was 500.
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Poll: Max Conze, the chief executive of ailing German broadcaster ProSiebenSat.
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Speaking on the call with analysts, executives at the broadcaster TLVACPO.
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Intelligence officers delivered safes to the broadcaster to secure the files.
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This is after winning a bidding war over the U.K. broadcaster.
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Dutch state broadcaster NOS said the expulsions were on June 7.
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The event was aired live in Japan on public broadcaster NHK.
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"Can he deliver the trophy for RSL?" questioned broadcaster Adrian Healey.
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Hatice Cengiz made the comment in an interview with broadcaster Haberturk.
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Both Slim's America Movil and broadcaster Grupo Televisa, the country's dominant broadcaster, have been facing a review by the IFT over whether limits placed on them in 2014 have been creating a more even playing field.
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Roskomnadzor said earlier it would carry out checks on the British public broadcaster, after Britain's media regulator Ofcom said on Thursday that the Russian broadcaster RT had broken impartiality rules in news and current affairs programmes.
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"The point is, they want the benefits of being a regulated broadcaster without the responsibility of being a regulated broadcaster," said Andrew Schwartzman, senior counselor to the Benton Foundation, a civil society group, in a recent interview.
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The public broadcaster is about to undergo an overhaul of its governance structure that will involve scrapping the BBC Trust, which currently regulates the broadcaster and which critics including senior ruling Conservative Party figures say is ineffective.
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Radio Peking, a state broadcaster, began transmitting to east Africa in 1967.
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It has transformed the national broadcaster into a mouthpiece of the state.
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The Italian broadcaster said the matter had led to a damaging paralysis.
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Erdogan's chief military assistant was also detained, the broadcaster CNN Turk said.
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The world's richest Fox News broadcaster is telling me I'm an elite.
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Belgian public broadcaster RTBF said the man was armed with a knife.
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"There's no way the U.S. can crush us," Zhengfei told the broadcaster.
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The broadcaster said it received no information from police for its story.
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The broadcaster will voice the eight-part series in English-language territories.
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Mevlut Cavusoglu made the comment in an interview with broadcaster Kanal 24.
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CNBC is the exclusive broadcaster of the Business Roundtable CEO Innovation Summit.
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Public broadcaster NHK TV showed overturned cars on roads covered with mud.
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Krista Tippett is a Peabody-award winning broadcaster and National Humanities Medalist.
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"There are many conflicting interests in Europe," she told state broadcaster ARD.
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Berlusconi's family holding group Fininvest controls Italy's largest commercial broadcaster group Mediaset.
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He was not the only broadcaster trading down in ratings this week.
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It has already built up a 15% stake in German broadcaster ProSiebenSat.
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RFA is the only broadcaster outside China that uses the Uighur language.
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Japan protested against South Korea's decision, the Japanese national broadcaster NHK reported.
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Broadcaster NTV earlier reported that two of the injured were from Iceland.
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Elsewhere, German broadcaster ProSieben surged to the top of the European benchmark.
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Local hospitals were overwhelmed by patients with serious injuries, the broadcaster reported.
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One woman was sprayed with pepper spray, according to a local broadcaster.
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He's a television broadcaster, a wealthy man, a monument to hard work.
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MEXICAN BROADCASTER TELEVISA REPORTS THIRD-QUARTER NET PROFIT OF 755 MLN PESOS
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Doordashan, the once-monopolistic public broadcaster, is losing the battle for attention.
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Johnston says the broadcaster also made comments about a cheerleader&aposs weight.
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He now owns an energy firm and moonlights as a sports broadcaster.
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Soldiers took control of the state broadcaster and surrounded Mr Mugabe's residence.
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He made the comments in an interview with private broadcaster CNN Turk.
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Research by public broadcaster WDR and daily Süddeutsche Zeitung shows similar numbers.
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CBS, an American broadcaster, made a bid for a struggling sibling, Viacom.
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"I think this is horrible and inexplicable," Weyts told state broadcaster VRT.
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Franken was first accused of sexual misconduct by radio broadcaster Leann Tweeden.
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The third case is at NHK, the country's giant public-service broadcaster.
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PA) acquisition of a 20 percent stake in Italian broadcaster Mediaset (MS.
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"Yesterday's statement is a comic statement," he told state broadcaster TRT Haber.
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CNBC IS LIKE EXTENDED FAMILY TO ME. I LOVE BEING A BROADCASTER.
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CNBC IS LIKE EXTENDED FAMILY TO ME. I LOVE BEING A BROADCASTER.
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The Spanish-language broadcaster notably clashed with President Trump during the campaign.
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The state broadcaster put the death toll at 52, citing regional officials.
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The graft was worth 4.8 billion rupiah ($333,000), broadcaster Berita Satu reported.
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The order will be reviewed after three months, state broadcaster NHK said.
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They were created by national broadcaster ZDF, whose headquarters is in Mainz.
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The patient, four medics and two crew were killed, the broadcaster said.
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You are the newspaper and the radio broadcaster and the television station.
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The latest effort to debunk made-up information is British broadcaster BBC.
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It was televised by Catalan public broadcaster TV3 which called him "president".
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"They screwed us ... when they issued 31 waivers," Grassley told the broadcaster.
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Tennis Channel broadcaster and former SportsCenter anchor Brett Haber emceed the event.
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"They screwed us...when they issued 31 waivers," Grassley told the broadcaster.
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The shock was caught live in the studios of state broadcaster ERT.
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State broadcaster CCTV had put the death toll at 32 on Sunday.
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The Italian broadcaster completed the share purchase plan over Mediaset Espana shares.
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He has been commenting on games for German broadcaster ZDF since 2008.
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Al Franken was accused of groping and forcibly kissing broadcaster Leeann Tweeden.
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Eurosport joins Disney Corp's ESPN, British broadcaster Sky Plc and Germany's ProSiebenSat.
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The broadcaster will be led by Pierluigi Gazzolo, president of VIMN Americas.
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The Politbarometer survey for German public broadcaster ZDF was conducted from Feb.
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U.S. broadcaster ABC said nine Americans were hurt in the Brussels bombings.
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Public broadcaster ORF said on its website Hochstoeger had declined to comment.
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Anyway, Archuleta -- former NFL star-turned-broadcaster -- was working the Bills vs.
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Cavusoglu made the comments in an interview with state broadcaster TRT Haber.
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He had also received care for mental illness, national broadcaster NHK said.
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National broadcaster NOS reported that the problems were leading to flight delays.
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Either way, the broadcaster seems to have a playlist to choose from.
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He was as approachable a broadcaster as anyone I'd ever worked with.
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Jacob Zuma told state broadcaster SABC he was pleased by the ruling.
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Sources told Reuters earlier that the French broadcaster had retained the rights.
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A total of 1,684 military personnel has been discharged, the broadcaster said.
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Several store owners told the broadcaster NTV they had suffered flood damage.
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Caroline Criado Perez is a writer, broadcaster and award-winning feminist activist.
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Ms. Navratilova is a broadcaster, former tennis champion and human rights activist.
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Martina Navratilova is a broadcaster, former tennis champion and human rights activist.
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Japan's public broadcaster reported that at least eight people had been rescued.
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The state broadcaster, which announced the three deaths, did not provide details.
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MEDIASET'S TOP INVESTOR FININVEST SAYS NEVER CONSIDERED SELLING STAKE IN ITALIAN BROADCASTER
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On Tuesday, shares of the British broadcaster jumped by nearly one-fifth.
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The public broadcaster NHK identified the truck driver as Hidemasa Taira, 61.
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"Those are two separate questions," Peter Altmaier told the ARD public broadcaster.
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Local broadcaster RTHK said the vessels were allegedly bound for mainland China.
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"We already have them," he said in an interview with broadcaster Televisa.
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"Sorry I made a reference earlier," the 72-year-old broadcaster said.
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"They get to know the broadcaster on a personal level," says Bernstein.
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"We don't mediate, negotiate with terrorists," he told German broadcaster Deutsche Welle.
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For the year, broadcaster stocks are down 8 percent to 38 percent.
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The officers took control of the state broadcaster to announce their action.
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Broadcaster Channel 4 entered the rankings for the first time this year.
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That title belongs to state broadcaster CCTV, and its international offshoot CGTN.
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Conversely, the broadcaster CBS has flourished under its chief executive, Leslie Moonves.
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The broadcaster said several government officials had been punished over the scandal.
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The broadcaster televised a police raid on his house in August 2014.
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Erdogan made the comments during an interview with state broadcaster TRT Haber.
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"Our games have not returned to CCTV, the government broadcaster," Silver said.
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NHK [Japan's largest public broadcaster] has had some of the same issues.
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"I am the only legitimate president of Venezuela," Guaido told broadcaster ARD.
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The Italian broadcaster rejected a request by investor Vivendi to reconvene an extraordinary shareholder meeting as the French group tries to scrap a loyalty share scheme allowing the Berlusconi family to keep its grip on the Italian broadcaster.
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In 2014, however, the N.H.L. rights for English-language broadcasts in Canada passed from the CBC, a public broadcaster owned by the federal government, to Rogers Communications, a cable television and cellphone company and broadcaster, which owns Sportsnet.
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Seven years after the UK's biggest commercial free-to-air broadcaster fought for its life after being deserted by viewers and advertisers, ITV said its strength in programming, both as broadcaster and seller, would help insure against any slowdown.
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The panel says Disney needs to submit a bid for the broadcaster because it would acquire a 39% stake of Sky News through its acquisition of Fox, suggesting it doesn't want to keep ownership divided of its popular broadcaster.
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Ghosn has denied the allegations against him, public broadcaster NHK reported on Sunday.
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NOTES: Hall of Fame broadcaster Vin Scully was celebrated during a pregame ceremony.
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Swedish Broadcaster SVT said shots have been fired, although police have not confirmed.
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"I'm still working it out," he told a British broadcaster earlier this year.
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One of the Chinese woman then escaped, the broadcaster said, citing a witness.
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State broadcaster TBC said late on Saturday the death toll had reached 218.
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"What I've decided to do is not cower," he told Orlando broadcaster WOFL.
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Public broadcaster NHK said it had been viewed more than 5 million times.
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He is an incredibly talented broadcaster who raised the bar for interviewers everywhere.
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The logo of broadcaster Televisa is seen on a billboard in Mexico City.
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The bidding escalated in the battle for Sky, Britain's premier subscription-TV broadcaster.
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" The broadcaster also said it would "immediately review all its cooperation with NBA.
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Lee is an Asian-American broadcaster with more than two decades of experience.
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In many ways — most ways, even — RT is a broadcaster like any other.
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The other main state broadcaster is close to the biggest Bosniak (Muslim) party.
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During the campaign, the state broadcaster devoted much airtime to Mr Trump's mudslinging.
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The commentary was in Arabic—but it came from Israel's public broadcaster, Kan.
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SiriusXM's main competition will be iHeartMedia, which is the nation's top radio broadcaster.
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But the streamer in the panel is far from a big-time broadcaster.
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NBC has caught its fair share of flack for broadcaster blunders this Olympics.
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Bekir Bozdag made the comment in an interview with private broadcaster CNN Turk.
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"We cannot afford to be complacent," Bainimarama said, according to Australian broadcaster ABC.
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And it allows broadcaster to create their own on-demand streaming channels, too.
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State-owned broadcaster SABC puts the number of those displaced at over 1000.
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However, the broadcaster community is hesitant to say this will make them rich.
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IT HAS been a turbulent few days for the BBC, Britain's public broadcaster.
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There was a new broadcaster covering Wednesday night's debate: Donald J. Trump himself.
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Some think the $3.9bn deal will concentrate too much power in one broadcaster.
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The change to BBC Reith will also save the broadcaster money, Burns explains.
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But at the state broadcaster, disrespecting the former president is now de rigueur.
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The Federal Prosecutor's office has also confirmed his arrest, public broadcaster RTBF said.
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State-run broadcaster VTV showed a livestream of the event on national television.
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The broadcaster has a sizeable Russian-language operation, based in Moscow and London.
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The broadcaster put the death toll at 30 at Tehran's iconic Plasco building.
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He was survived by a son and a daughter, state broadcaster ABC said.
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Turnout was about 63 percent, according to broadcaster ARD - higher than in 2013.
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Local broadcaster RTHK and other local media reported police also fired rubber bullets.
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"It's very regrettable," broadcaster NHK quoted Toshio Suzuki, of Studio Ghibli, as saying.
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Commercial broadcaster ITV has a highlights programme as part of the current deal.
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It led to India banning the broadcaster from filming in its tiger reserves.
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"We couldn't win," Health Minister Lukasz Szumowski told reporters via private broadcaster TVN.
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The television broadcaster posted $26 billion in revenue, missing estimates of $4.13 billion.
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Eurosport would join Disney Corp's ESPN, British broadcaster Sky Plc, and Germany's ProSiebenSat.
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Sky is not the only broadcaster to dip its toes into VR waters.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A protracted $26.2 billion bidding war for European broadcaster Sky SKYB.
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Turnout was about 63 percent, according to broadcaster ARD — higher than in 2013.
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The first projection of results by national broadcaster NOS is expected shortly afterwards.
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GYEONGJU, South Korea — She spends hours a day watching the Japanese broadcaster NHK.
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MILAN (Reuters) - The time for an agreement between Italian private broadcaster Mediaset (MS.
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The hijacker asked police to back away from the aircraft, the broadcaster said.
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WDAY in Fargo, N.D., reported that the longtime broadcaster died of natural causes.
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Broadcaster NTV cited Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag as saying more arrests were expected.
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But Coveney told national broadcaster RTE that none of those proposals were new.
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The broadcaster said it would review the findings before deciding how to respond.
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Broadcaster NTV and other local media later put the death toll at 14.
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"I didn't like it," one of the accusers, Lyndon Monument, told the broadcaster.
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BARCELONA, Nov 15 (Reuters) - Mediaset could raise its stake in German broadcaster ProSiebenSat.
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In an interview that aired Thursday on NHK, Japan's public broadcaster, Maj. Gen.
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That's the safeguard Norwegian public broadcaster NRK is putting on their online stories.
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A spokeswoman for the broadcaster said she believed the figure was unusually high.
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"They had it coming for them; they deserved it," he told the broadcaster.
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Public broadcaster VRT said striking workers had closed the cargo entrance for trucks.
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A commentator on state broadcaster CCTV, which aired the race, voiced his disapproval.
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The broadcaster told Reuters it had received no further reply from the ministry.
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I could not work as a radio broadcaster before the revolution, for example.
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The article was picked up by the website of CCTV, the state broadcaster.
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PA) to forfeit most of its voting rights in Italian broadcaster Mediaset (MS.
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U.S. broadcaster FOX Sports issued an apology to viewers for showing the gesture.
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Even veteran news broadcaster Jon Snow is getting bored of all this discussion.
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About 33 people were missing and 300 were injured, public broadcaster NHK said.
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Why it matters: The merger would've created the largest local broadcaster in America.
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President Rafal Correa recently told the Russian broadcaster RT that he'd prefer Mrs.
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"It looks like Armageddon," a man there, Ron Dodds, told the broadcaster KTVU.
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Clients include ARD, the German broadcaster, and about 15 clubs, mostly in Germany.
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Here's what we're watching: • Comcast is fighting Fox over the British broadcaster Sky.
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"Men are control freaks," she told the broadcaster, without a trace of irony.
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Joseph Wong, a former civil service secretary, told a local broadcaster that Mrs.
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"They are uninformed about what is happening," Tonatiuh Guillen told broadcaster Radio Formula.
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Perry is the Washington correspondent for Irish state broadcaster Raidio Teilifis Eireann (RTE).
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The dunk drew a "wow" from the play-by-play broadcaster Mike Breen.
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Infections on Friday rose by a daily record 102, said public broadcaster NHK.
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Yount boarded the flight with Bob Uecker, the famed team broadcaster and funnyman.
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As of Monday, his lawyers had not filed an appeal, the broadcaster added.
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As of Monday, his lawyers had not filed an appeal, the broadcaster added.
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The Yankees interviewed the broadcaster Aaron Boone for their managerial job on Friday.
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"The condition is gradually recovering," Prasetyo told broadcaster Kompas TV. News website Kompas.
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The Italian broadcaster RAI has restored the episodes and provided new English subtitles.
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"I wish I had half that speed," said Edmonds, now a Cardinals broadcaster.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Fatima Babagana hoped to become a top broadcaster in Nigeria.
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The British broadcaster reported a 28 percent mean average pay gap in 2018.
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According to Japanese broadcaster NTV, the train arrived in Beijing on Monday afternoon.
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China's state broadcaster, CCTV, suspended broadcasts of games involving America's National Basketball Association.
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The broadcaster has also faced charges of bias from the new Conservative government.
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The prime minister's comments were carried in Italy by TV broadcaster Sky Italia.
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The Chinese state broadcaster CCTV announced it will not air the Saturday game.
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The broadcaster is still receiving a significant number of complaints from other women.
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Chinese state broadcaster CCTV also said it would stop showing Houston Rockets games.
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" Trump quipped that Bloomberg is "making a lot of my broadcaster friends wealthy.
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The Independence leader, Bjarni Benediktsson, will become prime minister, state broadcaster RUV reported.
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Images from state broadcaster CCTV showed flames, and smoke billowing from the vessel.
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He pointed to Radio Free Europe, the U.S.-backed broadcaster, as an example.
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"This is very pleasing," SPD leader Andrea Nahles told the ARD public broadcaster.
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The vessel was instead named after British broadcaster and naturalist Sir David Attenborough.
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He apologized over the incident, which the woman, a Los Angeles broadcaster, accepted.
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Investigators said the search will take place Wednesday, according to state broadcaster TRT.
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Mr. McLean owned all the rights and sold the program to the broadcaster.
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He is now a sports broadcaster and works Sunday Night Baseball for ESPN.
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The broadcaster reported Sunday that Apple had also removed 500 fake lottery apps.
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His chosen broadcaster, made clear by the logo on the screen, was beoutQ.
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The national broadcaster NHK noted the cap's logo and interviewed the firm's owner.
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The baby died of pneumonia in the early afternoon Thursday, the broadcaster reported.
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"But we are absolutely determined to do that," McEntee told national broadcaster RTE.
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Public broadcaster NHK put the death toll at 12, with five people unresponsive.
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At a time when it's still pretty hard to get much 4K content to watch over the air, Japanese public broadcaster NHK began its regular 8K channel service this weekend, becoming the first broadcaster in the world to do so.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's state broadcaster ZBC was on Monday put on stand-by for an expected address by the military, a day after President Robert Mugabe failed to announce his resignation to an expectant nation, workers at the broadcaster said.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's ZBC state broadcaster is preparing for an announcement in the next few hours, sending a broadcast van to State House where President Robert Mugabe is under pressure to resign, a source at the broadcaster said on Sunday.
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State broadcaster RAI is studying a merger of its Rai Way tower unit with EI Towers, the tower group owned by infrastructure fund F1003i and commercial broadcaster Mediaset, and deal could be struck in the autumn, la Repubblica reported on Saturday.
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Mediaset offered Vivendi to stay on as a shareholder of the broadcaster with nearly 240% in return for the French group dropping legal claims against the Italian broadcaster, according to a source close to the negotiations between the two groups.
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Spanish-language broadcaster Univision has bought Gawker Media in an auction for $2175 million.
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Spanish-language broadcaster Univision has bought Gawker Media in an auction for $21.4 million.
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Shoukry later told an Egyptian privately-owned broadcaster that the demands were non-negotiable.
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The broadcaster said it will continue to work with Jeremy Kyle on other projects.
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Mirghani appeared on regional broadcaster Al Arabiya Al Hadath and criticized Bashir's Friday speech.
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Earlier in the day, broadcaster CBC identified the citizen as Canadian teacher Sarah McIver.
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"Our nation has changed," British historian and broadcaster David Olusoga wrote in the Guardian.
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Idrisson's lawyer, Thomas Olsson, told public broadcaster SVT he would appeal his client's verdict.
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He's appeared on RT and even been aired in Russia by a state broadcaster.
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But a few days later Myanmar's public broadcaster said the soldiers were free again.
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Some court-watchers have suggested removing TV Justiça, a public broadcaster, from the courtroom.
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After a public review, the broadcaster gave Ms. Gracie her backdated pay and apologized.
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Broadcaster NTV said the plane had taken off from the western province of Izmir.
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You only hear, never see, each broadcaster, but their personalities leap off the screen.
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But recently, the broadcaster has come under sharp scrutiny, particularly for its conservative leanings.
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"I was sort of sucked into this "99% effective" [claim]," she told the broadcaster.
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The video libraries of ARD and sister broadcaster ZDF will, however, not be available.
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The police also fired at least two warning shots, the local broadcaster RTHK reported.
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The broadcaster was also one of JPMorgan's top picks in the European media sector.
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Now, with our WebRTC Mobile Broadcaster, models can broadcast their lives on the go.
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Britain's national broadcaster described it as "a pretty extraordinary press conference by any standards".
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Bolsonaro made the comment to national broadcaster GloboNews at an event in Sao Paulo.
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"I only learned about Marielle Franco after she was killed," Bolsonaro told the broadcaster.
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Broadcaster CNN Turk said they were accused of providing logistical support for the bombings.
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"People thought Queen's best moments were behind them," BBC broadcaster Paul Gambaccini tells PEOPLE.
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ProSiebenSat, a German broadcaster, has sales that are less than a tenth of Disney's.
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Comcast formally submitted a £22bn ($31bn) bid for Sky, Britain's premier subscription-TV broadcaster.
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"Grana y Montero's prestige is damaged," Grana's general manager Alvarado told local broadcaster RPP.
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In 2014, she became the first woman broadcaster to cover a live title fight.
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"Unfortunately, trust has been lost," Challhuahuacho Mayor Antolin Chipani said on local broadcaster RPP.
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A BBC spokeswoman said the broadcaster would not comment on the claim of responsibility.
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"They obviously liked the metal festival," a police spokeswoman told German broadcaster Norddeutscher Rundfunk.
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His main rival, Salvador Nasralla, a sports broadcaster, led early in the vote count.
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I never backed down from a fight in my life … Such an edgy broadcaster.
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State broadcaster CCTV put news of the airstrikes fifth in its midday news rundown.
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The footage was taken by RussiaWorks, a Russian crew affiliated with a state broadcaster.
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The prosecutor sought a 15 year term for El Bali, state broadcaster RTBF said.
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Shares of the Italian broadcaster were up by almost 3 percent on Wednesday afternoon.
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Thomas de Maiziere told broadcaster ARD he did not support ministers campaigning in Germany.
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The sports broadcaster has flirted with putting esports on its television networks as well.
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MILAN/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Italian broadcaster Mediaset has bought a 9.6% stake in Germany's ProSiebenSat.
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The broadcaster can see how many people are watching, their names, and their comments.
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"It amazed me how quickly they went," her dad Seann Childs told the broadcaster.
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The broadcaster will raise about 500 million euros ($555.90 million), according to Reuters calculations.
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Belgian broadcaster RTL is reporting the explosions were the result of a suicice attack.
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The monopoly broadcaster, CCTV, dropped or toned down all its investigative and analytical programs.
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"We aim to become profitable in 2019," Bjoern Kjos told Norwegian public broadcaster NRK.
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The blast came from a second-floor bathroom, state-run broadcaster Canal Capital reported.
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The CEO said in June Mediaset was looking to create a pan-European broadcaster.
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Shares in the British broadcaster were set for their worst fall since February 2018.
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Shirinskiy manifested symptoms of an acute heart attack, embassy staff told the state broadcaster.
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Bazalgette, 62, has been a non-executive director of commercial broadcaster ITV since 2013.
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The broadcaster did not reveal their identities and CNN wasn't able to verify them.
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It will also uphold Mr. Kim as the party's "supreme leader," the broadcaster said.
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Lebanese broadcaster al-Jadeed said the man had been protesting when he was shot.
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FRANKFURT, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Max Conze, the chief executive of ailing German broadcaster ProSiebenSat.
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Italy's top commercial broadcaster Mediaset MS.MI has raised its stake in German rival ProSiebensat.
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"Basically I do not rule out any coalition option," Kurz told public broadcaster ORF.
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Such as, in 224, a cash-haemorrhaging satellite broadcaster in Britain called Sky Television.
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It's the first annual decline in nearly 20 years, according to state broadcaster CCTV.
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Japanese broadcaster NHK reported on Monday that he died last week following heart failure.
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I'm not the first broadcaster to experience this & I won't be the last, unfortunately.
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Japanese public broadcaster NHK reported Monday that Ghosn is denying the charge against him.
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The broadcaster said the officer had been assigned to the high school since 2013.
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The broadcaster said in a statement that it was "extremely disappointed" by the decision.
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The public broadcaster NHK exhorted residents of Fukushima Prefecture to leave coastal areas immediately.
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The man in the news: 21-year-old conservative broadcaster Nicholas Fuentes (National Review).
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The Nicaraguan broadcaster is one of the few independent news networks in the country.
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Legendary sports broadcaster Dick Enberg, whose career spanned parts of seven decades, has died.
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The search was filmed by the BBC after the broadcaster was given advance warning.
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Once the broadcaster ends the stream, the video will disappear from the app completely.
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Ibrahim Kalin told broadcaster NTV he believed the remaining issues would soon be solved.
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"The king cannot be partisan," Leuven University political scientist Bart Maddens told broadcaster RTBF.
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"Nobody else could find their rhythm," Maryland alum and broadcaster Walt Williams told reporters.
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Long-term cricket broadcaster Nine Entertainment did not immediately respond to questions on Monday.
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Interactivity could take some pressure off the broadcaster by letting the audience chip in.
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The news comes at a time of great change for the Spanish-language broadcaster.
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She revealed her decision during an interview this week with the Japanese broadcaster NHK.
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"Unfortunately, trust has been lost," Antolin Chipani, Challhuahuacho mayor, said on local broadcaster RPP.
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"This is a clear signal before the elections," Shenderovich told Russian broadcaster TV Rain.
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The British broadcaster blamed the failure of its voice recognition system, The A.P. said.
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The BBC, Britain's public broadcaster, was ordered to pay the bulk of the damages.
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Or you could be honest, like the comedian George Carlin's sports broadcaster, Biff Barf.
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Nick Ferrari, an influential radio broadcaster, announced this month that he'd changed his mind.
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The Italian broadcaster is controlled by the family of former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi.
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The broadcaster identified him as Satoshi Oyama, 39, a diplomat with the Foreign Ministry.
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Citing his lawyer, the Japanese public broadcaster, NHK, said Mr. Ghosn planned to appear.
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NBC paid $963 million to broadcast these Games, far more than any other broadcaster.
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The report was made jointly with German broadcaster Bayerischer Rundfunk and Swiss publisher Tamedia.
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Jimmy Savile, BBC broadcaster who raped and abused dozens of boys, girls, and women.
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And in many of the communities I visit, we're the last remaining local broadcaster.
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It was the state television news broadcaster M1, not the state news agency MTI.
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Now, he decided his next best shot was the state-run broadcaster in Zhangjiajie.
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He first drew interest for a manager's job while serving as a television broadcaster.
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"We do not rule out cutting rates again," Oeystein Olsen told public broadcaster NRK.
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According to NHK, the public broadcaster, about 1,900 people were evacuated from their homes.
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Deals • The battle for the British broadcaster Sky could be resolved behind closed doors.
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Mr. Ghosn has denied the allegations, the Japanese public broadcaster NHK said this week.
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The poll was conducted by Indicator for public broadcaster TVP on August 24-25.
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In 1997 he adapted Franz Kafka's "The Castle" for ORF, Austria's public service broadcaster.
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Crucially, it would lose a share of the dividends paid by the British broadcaster.
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"It will save us at least two million euros," he told Belgian broadcaster Sporza.
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The idea is to free the broadcaster from regular funding negotiations with the government.
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The longtime Olympics broadcaster NBCUniversal said it was "full steam ahead" for the Olympics.
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Yet immigration officials have no record of him leaving, public broadcaster NHK has reported.
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One works for a major broadcaster, and he argued that Australia is anti-intellectual.
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The footage from China's main state television broadcaster, CCTV, reveals an event obviously staged.
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Then he received props from four-time Super Bowl champion-turned-broadcaster Terry Bradshaw.
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State broadcaster CCTV has also shown footage of doctors in quarantine gear in Wuhan.
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"We had to groom them," said Terry Crisp, a longtime broadcaster for the Predators.
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Over all, according to the official state television broadcaster, about 40,000 institutions were hit.
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Police officers fired pepper spray and arrested one man, the public broadcaster RTHK reported.
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Turkey also forecasts over 38 million arrivals in 2018, Kurtulmus told Turkish broadcaster AHaber.
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Johnson&aposs team threatened the broadcaster it could lose its license following the stunt.
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Comcast's bid caused the British broadcaster to withdraw its recommendation for the Fox deal.
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Deals • Several suitors have reportedly expressed interest in acquiring the Spanish-language broadcaster Univision.
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Last year, three million households watched the first televised version on the host broadcaster.
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Meantime, Italy's largest private broadcaster Mediaset was cut to "underperform" from "outperform" by Macquarie.
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That will cost $27 billion according to state broadcaster TRT, 3.5% of 2018 GDP.
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The broadcaster is still dealing with a significant number of complaints from other women.
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"We knew that no big broadcaster in Denmark would have touched it," he said.
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Police suspect a man might have set himself alight, according to public broadcaster RTHK.
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Opposition candidates took nearly 90% of the seats up for grabs, the broadcaster reported.
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Deals • Several suitors have reportedly expressed interest in acquiring the Spanish-language broadcaster Univision.
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"We will have to dialogue," he said in an interview with radio broadcaster CBN.
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"I thought she was dead," Rohan said in an interview with local broadcaster TV3.
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Finnish broadcaster YLE, citing unnamed sources, said Rinne would resign later in the day.
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On Monday, the U.K. broadcaster recommended its shareholders to accept an offer from Comcast.
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Turkish investigators said the search will take place Wednesday, according to state broadcaster TRT.
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Megyn Kelly is a capable broadcaster and she demonstrated that for years on FNC.
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Eleven people had been killed while 14 were unaccounted for, public broadcaster NHK said.
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Public broadcaster ZDF apologized for initially failing to report the New Year's Eve assaults.
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"Many works are still in the display cases," she told ZDF, a public broadcaster.
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Red Sox broadcaster Jerry Remy hit in 26 straight against the Jays (1977-82).
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"We will move as expeditiously as possible," Adam Schiff said, according to the broadcaster.
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The fans watching at home noticed, and Super Bowl broadcaster CBS paid the price.
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Two others blew themselves up while being approached by security forces, the broadcaster said.
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She gave me the seedling of an idea that I could become a broadcaster.
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They include the state broadcaster, a compliant judiciary, military leaders and ruthless paramilitary forces.
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Cano reconnected with Rodriguez, now an ESPN broadcaster, by the batting cage on Wednesday.
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"It has committed itself to that (access)," Roth told broadcaster Deutschlandfunk in an interview.
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Hong Kong broadcaster RTHK said more than 1,000 police officers would be on standby.
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Scuffles broke out and police used pepper spray to disperse crowds, broadcaster RTHK said.
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She has previously told broadcaster ITV she was "seriously considering standing" to replace May.
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His son James oversaw Sky's growth as chief executive and currently chairs the broadcaster.
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"I was thinking, 'He must run out of bullets,'" one survivor told broadcaster TVNZ.
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In Zambia, for example, StarTimes entered into a joint venture called TopStar with state broadcaster ZNBC to help the country make the switch to digital TV. The deal gave the Chinese player a 210% share in the state broadcaster for 2000 years.
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The broadcaster, which has a commitment to be less "London-centric", was attracted by a proposal from a consortium that included the local council and Peel Group, a property firm, which saw the broadcaster as the centre of a hub of media businesses.
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HARARE, Nov 19 (Reuters) - Zimbabwe's ZBC state broadcaster is preparing for an announcement in the next few hours, sending a broadcast van to State House where President Robert Mugabe is under pressure to resign, a source at the broadcaster said on Sunday.
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Amoroso, an appointee of President Nicolas Maduro, made the announcement Thursday on state broadcaster VTV.
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The state broadcaster, which is closely aligned with the ruling party, provided rare live coverage.
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Danny's a brilliant broadcaster but will no longer be presenting a weekly show with us.
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ISTANBUL – Turkey&aposs state broadcaster has aired a campaign speech by a jailed presidential candidate.
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The broadcaster is close to locking down the reality competition series to launch next spring.
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"Everything possible will be done to avoid it," Bitonci said speaking on state broadcaster Rai.
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Ghosn denies he intentionally understated his pay in financial documents, according to Japan broadcaster NHK.
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This year, Globes broadcaster NBC has one thing in its favor: an NFL lead in.
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London's National Portrait Gallery acquired Glenys Barton's sculpture of journalist and broadcaster Baroness Joan Bakewell.
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The military seized control of the state broadcaster, ZBS, before making the announcement on television.
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The Seattle Mariners, for whom Fairly was a longtime broadcaster, said the cause was cancer.
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Far smaller than rival broadcaster RTL, it has struggled to build up a viewer base.
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Broadcaster BFMTV found 63 percent of viewers found centrist Macron, who leads the En Marche!
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Statistically the result is a dead heat, national broadcaster RTE, which commissioned the poll, said.
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The Milan judge's decision could help the Italian broadcaster to overturn the suspension in Spain.
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According to Japanese public broadcaster NHK, the missile entered Japanese territory at 7:0.03 a.m.
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Comcast's $31 billion offer for the British satellite broadcaster Sky just about passes financial muster.
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PA) CEO Arnaud de Puyfontaine is optimistic about ongoing talks with Italian broadcaster Mediaset (MS.
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Disney's most recent merger filing included EBITDA forecasts for the broadcaster running up to 2028.
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So he's watching the games on Rede Globo, the only public broadcaster that broadcasts them.
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Those arrested also included the organiser of Saturday's march, Ventus Lau, public broadcaster RTHK reported.
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Several journalists, including one from German broadcaster Deutsche Welle, were detained on Wednesday and Tuesday.
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The regional broadcaster said he would deliver a speech in the assembly at 5 p.m.
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Separately, broadcaster NTV reported that two people were killed in clashes in the city earlier.
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SVT, a Swedish national broadcaster, reported Saturday that officials found explosives inside the beer truck.
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Voice of America, a state-owned, government funded agency, is the largest US international broadcaster.
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Public broadcaster NHK reported that Koike had won over both independents and ruling party supporters.
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"I am working with one of those carriers right now," he told CNN, a broadcaster.
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Japanese public broadcaster NHK first reported the news that Ghosn was brought in for questioning.
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ITV, Britain's biggest commercial free-to-air broadcaster, has been in talks with Entertainment One.
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Turkish Finance Minister Naci Agbal will be interviewed by broadcaster NTV at 0900 (0600 GMT).
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Switchboard's Cloud lets broadcaster publish to Twitter and Periscope, as well as other social networks.
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In many Latin American countries, no single broadcaster controls all of the Olympic TV rights.
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Magnolia High School isn't just any Orange County school, especially for Chargers broadcaster Hank Bauer.
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"There are people under the rubble," Mayor Sergio Pirozzi told RAI, the state-run broadcaster.
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Cleburne officials told Arlington administrators that the broadcaster will no longer call games, Johnston said.
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Nearly half of Japan's emperors quit the throne while alive, according to state broadcaster NHK.
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In early June federal police raided the Sydney headquarters of the state broadcaster, the ABC.
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In 2013, Longtime sports broadcaster Michelle Tafoya told The Hollywood Reporter this story from 1995.
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Soldiers seized the state broadcaster and a general appeared on television to announce the takeover.
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The event is organized by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) together with the host broadcaster.
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Viewers miss important plays when the broadcaster cuts to a commercial; broadcasts can end prematurely.
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NOTES: Longtime broadcaster Brent Musberger was honored at halftime by Oklahoma athletic director Joe Castiglione.
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However, journalist and broadcaster Elizabeth Ammon tells CNN the conclusion may not be as grim.
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"We want to develop Islam," Najib said in an interview with pro-government broadcaster TV3.
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Sportswear brand has been targeted by China's influential state television broadcaster for alleged false advertising.
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Unity on the issue was extremely important, Xi said, according to Chinese state broadcaster CCTV.
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The broadcaster receives a commission of up to 73 percent of each sale, Bloomberg reported.
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"Without a doubt this is the right decision," Celik told broadcaster TRT Haber on Friday.
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In the village of Minamiaso, 10 people were "out of contact", said public broadcaster NHK.
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NRK says it's the duty of a public broadcaster to foster productive conversations amongst citizens.
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But European Commission Vice President Frans Timmermanns told Danish broadcaster TV2 that was not possible.
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He was an extraordinary broadcaster but also incredibly good fun, and will be sorely missed.
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You wouldn't be a broadcaster today if you had not overcome a terrible stuttering problem.
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The official television broadcaster on Monday warned of further damage in the upcoming rainy season.
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Michel told broadcaster RTBF that his party had done better than forecast by opinion polls.
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It also has a 35 percent holding in broadcaster and publisher Seven West Media (SWM.AX).
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Mediaset is Italy's largest private broadcaster and owns three of the country's most-viewed channels.
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"We've decided the baker's going to give away the dough," Guluzian told the public broadcaster.
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Bonnier's brands include Sweden's biggest commercial broadcaster TV4, streaming service C More and Finnish MTV.
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Swedish broadcaster SVT said shots had been fired — although officials would not confirm that detail.
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The broadcaster did not confirm or deny having defaulted on the loan in court papers.
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Cavusoglu, speaking to broadcaster TRT Haber, also called for a transparent process regarding Atilla's arrest.
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Albayrak later told broadcaster CNN Turk that public banks faced no financing problems this year.
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CEFC had briefly held a stake in another Czech publisher and TV broadcaster, Empresa Media.
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"Oh honey, it's all about the money," she told local TV broadcaster WGME this week.
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The Cypriot state broadcaster said he had demanded the release of women prisoners in Egypt.
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But what really counts is the family's 34.7% stake in Mediaset, the leading terrestrial broadcaster.
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"Just got fired," Danny Baker, a broadcaster with BBC Radio 5 Live, said on Twitter.
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The gesture was said to be directed at an unnamed official rather than the broadcaster.
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Meron Estefanos, a well-known Eritrean broadcaster based in Sweden, began speaking to the media.
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Finance Minister Olaf Scholz told broadcaster ZDF he thought the crisis could still be resolved.
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Trends show Labour is increasing support, while National has been steadily dropping, the broadcaster reported.
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Ishiguro told the BBC the prize was "flabbergastingly flattering", the broadcaster reported on its website.
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"It's a matter of deep regret," the prime minister told the British broadcaster Sky News.
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Trami also caused power outages in more than 30 towns, according to public broadcaster NHK.
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Tesla issued the statement after Chinese state broadcaster CCTV on Wednesday reported on the accident.
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Public broadcaster NHK reported that nuclear power facilities in the region were operating as normal.
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It also demands Qatar shut down broadcaster Al Jazeera, which came under cyber attack Thursday.
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Spanish-language broadcaster Univision Communications Inc and telecommunications company AT&T Inc also backed away.
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Reid is the most popular female broadcaster on Twitch, with close to a million followers.
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MILAN, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Italian broadcaster Mediaset said on Monday it held 15.1% of ProSiebenSat.
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The merger, announced in February, will create the second-largest U.S. radio broadcaster by revenue.
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Belgian public broadcaster RTBF said on Monday that police had found detonators in the flat.
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China's state broadcaster and Tencent responded by saying refusing to air all NBA preseason games.
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They were about 50 yards from a statue of Bob Uecker, the legendary Brewers broadcaster.
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More importantly, PBS is an independent, private, not-for-profit corporation, not a state broadcaster.
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She found herfirst job at 16 as a broadcaster for WVOL, a Nashville radio station.
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"It has nothing to do with our understanding of press freedom," he told broadcaster ARD.
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While I was there, CCTV, the state broadcaster, was making a documentary celebrating its progress.
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One of the pilots told a TV broadcaster he wanted to make a farewell statement.
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The Discovery-owned broadcaster, which took over the pan-European Olympic TV rights on Jan.
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She left the court in downtown Vancouver on Tuesday evening, according to Canadian broadcaster CBC.
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"We are a free nation," Rouhani said in his prerecorded speech on state broadcaster IRINN.
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Police arrested dozens of protesters near the university on Monday morning, public broadcaster RTHK reported.
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One of the reporters who accused Fukuda, a top bureaucrat, worked for broadcaster TV Asahi.
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It was a comparative challenge getting themselves heard on the youth broadcaster, compared to streaming.
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State broadcaster IRIB carried footage of the missile test without giving its time or location.
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The sheer energy of an Alex Jones performance puts every cable news broadcaster to shame.
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Public broadcaster RTBF said Prime Minister Charles Michel had accepted the resignation of Jacqueline Galant.
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" A neighbour speaking to a local broadcaster reportedly described the gunman as "very, very nice.
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Univision, the largest Spanish-language broadcaster in America, could also be looking for a buyer.
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The broadcaster said a dozen ambulances and two helicopters had been sent to the scene.
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The videos were taken by a stalker who booked rooms next to the sports broadcaster.
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Arrivabene, speaking to broadcaster Sky Sports Italia, made the comments in reference to Vettel's future.
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News of the hearing was given top billing on public broadcaster NHK throughout the day.
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We've also heard it has been eyeing purchasing at least one commerce-minded broadcaster outright.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A nearly two-year battle to take over UK-based broadcaster Sky SKYB.
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State broadcaster TRT reported verdicts from two other local courts that would halt the congress.
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HBO Boxing broadcaster Jim Lampley similarly mentions Canelo needing to walk opponents into unseen shots.
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"I was with her and she's absolutely fine," spokesman Victor Dlamini told television broadcaster eNCA.
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The privately held Spanish language broadcaster has been debating going public or selling for years.
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Two years later, a reporter at a Japanese broadcaster died after working punishing long hours.
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Several Kenyans said it was clear why the Chinese broadcaster could not see its mistake.
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Captured by China's national news broadcaster, CCTV, the moment spread quickly across Chinese social media.
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Witnesses told Australia's public broadcaster that the rampage appeared to start just before 6 p.m.
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The cellphone footage was first posted on Snapchat, according to the British broadcaster Sky News.
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"Half of my town is gone," Sergio Pirozzi, the mayor of Amatrice, told broadcaster Rai.
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After the short announcement, commercials on farming and corn seeds appeared on the state broadcaster.
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National public broadcaster NOS also reported that criminal proceedings will be announced against individual suspects.
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The statistic is based on a study cited by the Finnish broadcaster Yle in 2017.
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"I think the statements are wrong," Mr. Herrmann told the Bayrischer Rundfunk, the state broadcaster.
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"It gives us the opportunity to protect the coal fleet," he told a local broadcaster.
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Entertainment One snorted at a £1 billion takeover offer in 2016 from British broadcaster ITV.
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"A big part of being silent is being the recipient, not the broadcaster," Francis says.
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A look at Musburger's celebrated and controversial moments from his career as a sports broadcaster.
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In Alexandra, local broadcaster eNCA showed pictures of bustling streets and long queues outside supermarkets.
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But data published by the broadcaster last summer showed they were paid significantly different amounts.
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Broadcaster Tolo News showed live footage of people running for cover as gunfire was heard.
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Sinclair Broadcast Group owns stations in 81 markets, making it the nation's largest TV broadcaster.
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According to NHK, the public broadcaster, 25 people died in Fukushima because of the typhoon.
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A second Japanese flight included nine people showing fever or coughing symptoms, broadcaster NHK said.
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More than 100 rivers had flooded, the public broadcaster NHK reported, after record-breaking rains.
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The hitter was Rick Monday — then the Dodgers' right fielder, now their longtime radio broadcaster.
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A recent report by ARD, Germany's public broadcaster, identified at least 18 cases of cooperation.
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Later, the state broadcaster said the five dead, and 16 of the injured, were minors.
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"We were treated like criminals," Nelson Plamiano, one of the fishermen, told broadcaster GMA 7.
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Broadcaster RTL said Kaya was declared an "undesirable alien" and would be escorted to Germany.
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The broadcaster will pay 20163 million pounds less per year and screen two extra games.
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"But those are all kind of secondary," said Paul Loeffler, a sports broadcaster in Fresno.
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Parts of these proposals were leaked, and made public Monday by the Irish broadcaster RTE.
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While everyone has a least-favorite broadcaster, there is general respect for knowledgeable media analysts.
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"Those who were in riskier positions have left for Kuwait," Calvo told state broadcaster RTVE.
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Bulgarian public broadcaster BNT said a 32-year-old Bulgarian man was among the victims.
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"We can benefit from the support she has from the people," he told broadcaster ARD.
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Sooner or later the audiences dwindle and the broadcaster takes the show off the air.
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He plans to identify those he believes responsible at a news conference, the broadcaster reported.
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Dunn's mother told the broadcaster she wanted the diplomat's wife to return to face justice.
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Four people died in Chiba, Gunma, Kanagawa and Fukushima prefectures surrounding Tokyo, public broadcaster NHK.
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Liselotte Boehm of Greenland's police told Danish broadcaster TV2 she could not confirm the cause.
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The Spanish-language broadcaster Univision agreed earlier this week to buy Gawker for $135 million.
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An official told Japan&aposs NHK broadcaster that there was no record of Ghosn leaving.
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Bavarian broadcaster BR said six people were dead and many wounded in the shopping mall.
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PA) agreed on Friday to buy the pay-TV operation of Italian broadcaster Mediaset (MS.
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The SABC, South Africa's state broadcaster, said a Gupta family member was among those detained.
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Some polling stations were running out of ballot papers, according to the national broadcaster NOS.
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Having a broadcaster of college games publicly identified with a sports handicapping business wouldn't fly.
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When he refused to appear, to the broadcaster put an ice sculpture in his place.
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An organizer quoted by government broadcaster RTHK criticized police for sending armed anti-riot officers.
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And speaking to the Ireland broadcaster RTE, the country's foreign minister, Simon Coveney, rejected Mrs.
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MILAN, March 23 (Reuters) - Italy's top commercial broadcaster Mediaset has raised its stake in ProSiebenSat.
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" The spokesperson added: "We do not, however, condone the inappropriate comments made by this broadcaster.
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An internal memo from the broadcaster RTE leaked into the public domain after the arrest.
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As for any possibility of returning to football as a coach or broadcaster ... "HELL NO."
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Mexican broadcaster Televisa said that the pilot had intended to descend to avoid a storm.
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Donna de Varona is a two-time Olympic swimming champion and Emmy Award–winning broadcaster.
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" A news broadcaster can't remember who she was before she was "discovered on the beach.
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