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- adjective
Not broadcasted .
Etymologies
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Examples
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I commented a few months back that the novelisation of the unbroadcast story felt a bit padded; Philip Martin has stripped out the padding and got down to the bare essentials, and unfortunately the story still is not a very good one.
Reading lists, revised nwhyte 2010
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Target, at the point that they were running out of stories to publish, latched onto them in 1989-90 and got the writers of the unbroadcast scripts to write them up in novel form.
The Missing Episodes nwhyte 2009
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However, the rude bits went unbroadcast, and Terry Gilliam and Michael Palin had to fly out to defend British humour and their show.
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Brian Wilks Stroud, Gloucestershire• By using a picture from an as yet unbroadcast edition of The Killing to illustrate Deborah Orr's article (24 February), you spoil the surprise that Lund has more than one jumper (and leave us wondering who the woman with red hair is).
Letters: Hacked off 2011
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• Andy Gray is sacked by Sky after unbroadcast recordings of his sexist musings Report, 25 January.
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A comedy fansite has published the transcript of an unbroadcast television experiment that took place in 1955.
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A comedy fansite has published the transcript of an unbroadcast television experiment that took place in 1955.
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TONY BLAIR, BRITISH PRIME MINISTER: Bin Laden himself said on October the 20th in an unbroadcast videotape that, and I quote, "If avenging the killing of our people is terrorism, let history be a witness that we are terrorists."
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Bin Laden himself said, on October the 20th, in an unbroadcast videotape that, and I quote, "If avenging the killing of our people is terrorism, let history be a witness that we are terrorists."
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[16] Drawn from an unbroadcast section of an interview with ABC News, "While America Watched: The Bosnia Tragedy," January 1994.
America and the Bosnia Genocide Danner, Mark 1997
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