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Ratings are numbers that some big company somewhere came up with to inflate the value of air time and take the pressure and responsibility off their salespeople.
Salespeople, if properly trained and motivated know how to sell their station based on audience and value as opposed to just numbers.
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Numbers is a Friday night crime show that seems interesting, but I rarely remember to watch.
Watch your language young man!
Man, that is far out!
Out of town decisions made by the owner were not passed through the proper pipeline.
And that is an excellent example of why not to end a sentence in a preposition
And that is an excellent example of why not to end a sentence in a preposition
The Chantays, thanks to the success of Pipeline, are a great example of what we commonly refer to as a one hit wonder.
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John Goodman has his greatest success as Roseanne's husband.
Husbandry can be defined as the cultivation or production of plants or animals.
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Noah's Ark may have some basis in fact.
Fact finding tours, especially those by members of Congress are for the most part a huge waste of tax payers dollars.
Advertising prescription drugs directly to consumers (who can't buy them directly) costs billions of dollars a year which just goes to show you that the major drug manufacturers are making far too much money while spending far too little on research and development.
Development of Boston's Big Dig involved building tunnels, moving the highway underground, dismantling the Central Artery, massive cost overruns, the tragic death of a commuter last year, and, to the celebration of then-Governor Mitt Romney, the resignation of then-Massachusetts Turnpike Authority chairman Matt Amorello.