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NBC, which broadcast a "Heroes" repeat at 9 (2.8 million), finished fourth.

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He had been shot in the head and the torso, according to Pakistani television, which broadcast a photograph of what appeared to be Mr. Khawaja's body.

Fox ranked third for the night, lagging behind both NBC and CBS, which broadcast a lineup of repeats including "NCIS" (9.6 million), "NCIS: Los Angeles" (7.1 million), and "The Good Wife" (5.3 million).

ABC finished in a virtual tie for second place on the night with NBC, which broadcast a two-hour repeat of last week's YouTube performers on "America's Got Talent" (4.7 million).

When I arrived at last in East Jerusalem, I tuned in to Al Jazeera, which broadcast a phone interview with the Iraqi minister of information, who was vehemently denying the story about the Basra uprising.

Recently, however, the Brown hypothesis was elevated into news, of a sort, by ABC, which broadcast an hourlong special, called "Jesus, Mary and Da Vinci," based on the book.

The hospital contacted local radio stations, which broadcast an appeal.

WRHU, which broadcasts a mixed format that includes jazz, classical, hip-hop and ethnic music, is staffed mainly by volunteers.

She is the senior vice president for programming and the executive producer of Channel One News, which broadcasts a daily news report to high schools and junior high schools.

One is WLIU, which broadcasts a range of jazz out of Southampton College, but its signal reaches only as far west as Stony Brook.