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roadshow
(redirected from roadshows)

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roadshow [ˈrəʊdʃəʊ] N (Theat) → compañía f teatral en gira (Rad) → programa m itinerante
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Since the programme began more than 500 Antiques Roadshows have been broadcast to an audience that regularly averages just under six million.
Roadshow search for hidden treasure; TV TEAM IS BACK IN THE REGION TO ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Olwen Gillespie, spokeswoman for the Antiques Roadshow, last night said: "We've seen a record-breaking number of people here at the Southport event - it's been one of the busiest roadshows we've held.
Beatles' chairs are big find at resort's busy roadshow; Record crowds ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
He said: "Even after 29 years of Roadshows it's remarkable that new treasures keep coming up.
Roadshow on way to Brum; TELEVISION: Long-running favourite heading ... by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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