Unit 17 AB
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The document lists television program times for two different days. On the first day, there is an animal program at 13:20, a cookery show at 11:45, a serial at 10:15, a comedy at 15:50, a sports program at 18:45, a film at 20:10, and a music program at 22:30. On the second day, various programs are scheduled from 6:40 to 21:30.
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