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TV

[tee-vee, tee-] / ˈtiˈvi, ˌti- /


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In addition to its original films and TV series, the Los Gatos company now streams podcasts, live events and offers a selection of games.

From Los Angeles Times

His ability to craft character is also stellar, suggesting he’d be well advised to work in TV, where such skills are much in demand.

From The Wall Street Journal

While the Premier League clubs benefit from ever-increasing TV deals and other European leagues attract heavy investment, Serie A has seen that source of revenue stagnate.

From BBC

Speaking to Spanish TV earlier this week, Castillo said her father had tried to legally block her decision to die with dignity.

From BBC

Zazie Beetz, the talented longtime co-star of TV’s “Atlanta,” who deserves better material than this, stars as Asia, an unsuspecting newcomer to the building.

From The Wall Street Journal