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studio audience

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studio audience n (TV, Radio) → pubblico in sala
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Ms Wallstrom spoke as politicians were jeered and heckled by a studio audience over the expenses scandal during the BBC's Question Time last night.
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It is obvious that programme producers encourage studio audiences to rant and rave throughout productions that 30 or 40 years ago would never have been given air time.
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Byline: by MAEVE QUIGLEY IT'S a big night on the Late Late as Pat Kenny marks the 125th anniversary of the GAA with a special studio audience packed with greats of the games.
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