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17:06 Oct 17, 2010 |
Greek to English translations [PRO] Journalism | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Evdoxia Renta United Kingdom Local time: 07:22 | ||||||
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due to their incomplete program Explanation: That's why companies include local stations/channels in their measurements... due to their incomplete programs since that would mean... |
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on account of their insufficient schedule Explanation: or something along the lines : not fully developed schedule or TV programming. |
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due to their sparse programming Explanation: "Incomplete", implies "unfinished", which is not the case here. Also, in English, the word "programming" is used for television broadcasting, as opposed to "program". Google "tv program" and you will only get results in Greek. Google "tv programming" and your results will show the foreign channels. |
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because of their deficient programming Explanation: This avoids the program/programme dichotomy. I'm too old fashioned to like "due to" here. |
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