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Last season NBC produced special prime-time editions of "Update" during the weeks leading up to the presidential election and all were highly rated.

Mr. Koppel has also agreed to be the host of six special weeklong "Nightline" series a year and, when important news breaks, to be the anchor of prime-time editions of the program.

ABC offered special prime-time editions of Mr. Kimmel's show on the two nights (Tuesday and Thursday) before it broadcast the National Basketball Association games; the competitive, entertaining games delivered huge lead-in audiences to both local late news and "Nightline" on those nights.

The network will announce to advertisers in New York on Monday that it is ordering at least six and as many as 13 prime-time editions of "Update," most likely for use on its Thursday night schedule, which has become the home once again of a critically praised comedy lineup on NBC.

Every morning, a stack of free New York Times editions appears in the vestibules of Yale's twelve residential-college dining halls, where students can read columns like these over breakfast.

Journalese, New York Times Edition In the language of journalese, "Times-ese" forms its own dialect.

CBS's prime-time edition of "The Price is Right" attracted 7 million viewers at 8 p.m.

Pro basketball and a special prime-time edition of "Jimmy Kimmel Live" lifted ABC to No. 1 in the ratings on Thursday night.

They also were among the main attractions -- along with the candidates themselves -- in a special prime-time edition of "Saturday Night Live" on Sunday night that proved to be a surprising hit for NBC.

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