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TV-watching in US homes hit 7-hour average in '83
For the first time, household television watching in the United States surpassed seven hours a day in 1983, the Television Bureau of Advertising said Wednesday.
Television-watching time reached an average of 7 hours and 2 minutes last year, compared with the previous high of 6 hours, 48 minutes in 1982.
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