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rat·ings
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Ratings
Ratings are the methods used by radio, cable and terrestrial television programming to measure their performance. Ratings are collated using audience measurement.
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gratins
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tarings
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of ratings in Chaldean Numerology is: 1
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of ratings in Pythagorean Numerology is: 7
Examples of ratings in a Sentence
It's official : Netflix tweeting utterly BS ratings — guessing on the first month ratings of a show that's been out for 12 days — is actually worse than no Netflix ratings.
I think for the most part patients love their doctors and most of the sites had high ratings.
Ryan McCormick, of Goldman McCormick PR, explained why Hollywood might be motivated to ditch the traditional Thanksgiving portrayals this year. National Geographic PBS offering new perspectives on This Thanksgiving may not so much be driven by a moral imperative to present the truth but, by the incentive to draw bigger ratings, americans may be seeking an alternative to watching sports or news highlights from Black Friday riots. Family-friendly Thanksgiving programming with a spice of edginess could be a huge success.
When you have a crisis that impacts all countries, some of those indicators on the relative scale are all going to move together - so it creates a bit of a cushioning effect for ratings.
O'Reilly is an entertainer and everything he does is totally subjective, including his memories, to attack him is simply to increase his ratings and the sales of his phenomenally popular books. Lighten up, everybody.
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