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informercial

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in·for·mer·cial  (nfr-mûrshl, -f-)
n.
Variant of infomercial.
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Noun1.informercial - a television commercial presented in the form of a short documentary
commercial, commercial message - a commercially sponsored ad on radio or television


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which stands for "everything for less") also applies to the stock price of the informercial maker.
In three of the four segments, it shows the unglamorous life of an NFL assistant coach, the unnerving way the league handles players who don't behave off the field and the unsavory practices of some Internet off-shore gambling sites (with reporter/ informercial financier Jim Lampley).
Then they can sample quick math lessons on the Informercial Channel; participate in Go Mental, a word-problem game that is set up like the game show Hollywood Squares; combine mental computation with dance floor strategy in Dance 'til You Drop; or create a music video using graphic depictions of fractions and percentages.
 
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