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Time magazine has called it "the best thing on TV outside cable", a sentiment echoed by the Atlantic, and the New York Times, which, given its home on mainstream network CBS, makes it even more noteworthy.

Given its home on CW, "13 Fear Is Real" is obviously intended for teenagers, but no one involved seems to recall that these are teenagers who have been raised on "Scary Movie" — and know how to get "Psycho" on Netflix.

Given its home on the Smithsonian Channel, which is not rated by Nielsen, it's perhaps best to think of the show as a museum piece, something that attracts an audience not all of a sudden but over a period of time, through countless repeats and through casual Web streams.

When David Cameron said in March that "new migrants should not expect to be given a home on arrival".

The party was the first given at home on the Upper West Side by Phyllis Newman since the death, last October, of her husband, Adolph Green.

Mr Aliverdipour, who has a damaged spine caused by lifting patients as a healthcare assistant and a car crash, was given a home on the estate by Barnet Council last November.

New migrants should not expect to be given a home on arrival.

An abandoned little porker is happy as a pig in muck after being given a new home on Gower.

The three American railways are now sorting out details of a $10.5 billion merger that raises an extra $1 billion for Conrail's shareholders but will break it up, giving Norfolk Southern and CSX a chunk of the Conrail-dominated New York market.Japan may have given up on its home-grown analogue high-definition televisionsystem.

Sony hasn't given up on Home, its virtual world filled with avatars and overall weirdness.

The quality of the information given on home management and safety net advice was also consistently below the standard.