televisions

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• The reality television shows that bookend Karamo Brown’s career on our screens show remarkably different sides to the 39-year-old Florida native.

• In the 1970s, analog closed-circuit television added remote visual monitoring of people.

• If a television manufacturer that sells $1,000 TVs relocates production overseas, and Americans start buying $500 imported TVs instead, the amount of economic activity “displaced” by offshoring shows up as $500, not $1,000.

• Assuming nothing goes awry between now and then, professional basketball will return to our television screens soon.

• I was in Europe for a NATO defense ministers’ meeting, and I was coming back on the day that, and they brought me in through closed-circuit television.

• The last film about Martin Luther King was made for television in 1977.

• The television networks interrupt their broadcasts to take the nation directly to Selma.

• He appears frequently on television as a political commentator.

• The Friday Night Lights television show featured characters talking of “Texas forever.”

• It is impossible to calculate the full effect that watching this on television, listening on the radio must have had on Sam.

• Objectionable publications, films, broadcasting, and television have been the subject of expert appraisal in many countries.

• Although television is not yet available in New Zealand, its introduction is inevitable.

• And the television, the television Agnes loved to watch, but would never watch alone.

• No; I just want you to put an "X" as to where the sofa is, and put a double "X" as to where the television set is.