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channel

[chan-l] / ˈtʃæn l /




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Paramount relies heavily on cable channel profits to pay down debt and said Monday there were no plans to sell any cable channels.

From Los Angeles Times

The video was about yarn structure, which probably wasn’t interesting to most people, but the knitters who subscribed to Grandma’s YouTube channel loved the nitty-gritty details.

From Literature

"We hope this indispensable channel of communication can be reestablished as soon as possible," he added.

From Barron's

BBC Sport understands City believe fans know official channels remain the only places to go for any genuine news, images or videos.

From BBC

That playbook isn’t likely to change, with policymakers likely to keep relying on targeted measures to channel resources into strategic industries and reinforce support for social services and consumption, said analysts at Julius Baer.

From The Wall Street Journal