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For a similar reason Fox decided not to initiate what would have been a truncated version of television's most serialized drama, "24," instead preserving its format of 24 straight hours of episodes by shelving it until the winter.

Tomorrow night ESPN is interrupting its format of sports events and sports talk to offer -- ta-daaa -- a sports movie.

Readers don't seem to want Eating Well to veer from its format of recipes and articles about flavorful healthy meals for readers with limited time and tight budgets.

Serial's second season ended a few weeks ago now (did anyone notice?), but its format, of a single event explored over a few episodes, has taken root in other podcasts.

The limits aren't those of its creators but of its format, of television (not the screen but the institution), which (to crib a phrase from a beloved movie) silences the silences.

The show, while simple in its format of five-minute episodes, has taken the world by storm and is now shown in 180 territories and broadcast in 40 different languages.

This paper presents the standard evaluation results of FSV in terms of its format, way of implementation, as well as its status in all the nine districts of the UWR.

Yet the Booker offers the Mercury Prize a possible route out of the torpor of its format (panel of music insider judges choose shortlist and then the winner), which is more-or-less unchanged since its foundation 20 years ago.

But then First Dates came along, with its quiet confidence, its simple format of putting some single people together with booze and elegant food then filming it, and all our lives changed for ever.

From Sunday it will drop its traditional format of an Anglican service recorded in a cathedral, parish, or other church.

She shaped many of its formats for major current affairs series, including Tonight, Panorama and That Was The Week That Was.