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The phrase "airing at the same" is not correct in English and seems to be incomplete.
It may be intended to refer to something being broadcast or shown simultaneously, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The two shows are airing at the same time on different channels."
Alternatives: "broadcasting simultaneously" or "showing concurrently".
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But for those of us who'll be DVRing Liberace, there's also "Smash," whose season finale (and, to the dismay of literally tens of people, series finale) is airing at the same time.
Finally, Will Ferrell presented the award for best comedy series to "Modern Family," and for best drama series to "Breaking Bad," which just happened to be airing at the same time as the Emmys.
I didn't watch the Grammys on Sunday because WWE's Royal Rumble was airing at the same time.
Coming Down the Mountain, also airing at the same time on BBC One, was watched by 4.7 million and a 20% share.
It's not uncommon to enter a major local news site outside the U.S, and see a headline exposing the winner of an american reality show, that's still weeks behind in airing at the same country.
As recently as last year, we had two men's events and a women's event airing at the same time last summer".
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Subsequently, "Fox & Friends" disparaged Zahn, whose "American Morning" aired at the same time.
The Voice, which aired at the same time as Simon Cowell's Britain's Got Talent, drew in 6.7 million viewers.
Its ratings were beaten by BBC1's Holiday Hit Squad, which aired at the same time with 3.8 million viewers.
Another "rival" ceremony, the Russell Simmonds-sponsored All Def Movie Awards, will be aired at the same time as the Oscars, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
The Nine Network's 60 Minutes, which aired at the same time, secured interviews with eight hostages caught in the 16-hour ordeal.
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