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- verb Simple past tense and past participle of
counterprogram .
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Examples
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Ericka Burchett While Mr.St. John recounts the Super Bowl's rush to A-list halftime talent in 1993 (after Fox counterprogrammed a live episode of "In Living Color" against a bland halftime show in 1992), the book could have used the benefit of a more in-depth historical perspective.
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When Fox successfully counterprogrammed with American Idol, the peacock could only hope for another scandal.
USATODAY.com - From Kwan to Bode, a perfect storm of bad breaks 2006
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And, quite honestly, if John McCain had counterprogrammed a little better, instead of showing up at a German restaurant in Ohio, and had something else going on, you know, it might have given people something else to look at.
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Comics need more Colberts, Craig Fergusons and Jon Stewarts -- like them or no, the counterprogrammed brands of humor make the mix so much richer.
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Comics need more Colberts, Craig Fergusons and Jon Stewarts -- like them or no, the counterprogrammed brands of humor make the mix so much richer.
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Well, the far-more-innocuously named Foreign Policy Initiative has its big rollout tomorrow, with an Afghanistan panel that I think will be counterprogrammed against the Obama administration’s Afghanistan-Pakistan strategy rollout.
Man Of Many Names But The Motives Stay The Same | ATTACKERMAN 2009
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