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counterprogram
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coun·ter·pro·gram  (kountr-prgrm, -grm)
v. coun·ter·pro·grammed or coun·ter·pro·gramed, coun·ter·pro·gram·ming or coun·ter·pro·gram·ing, coun·ter·pro·grams
tr.v.
To schedule (a television or radio program) so as to compete or contrast with a program broadcast simultaneously on another station.
intr.v.
To engage in such scheduling.


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