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Binge-Watching and Your Health: What To Know
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Canadians watch 30 hours of TV but for many web dominates free time | The Star
When You Turn Off the TV, You Will See Your Family - World Mission Society Church of God
Family watching tv while they are eating popcorn. | CanStock
Americans spend 7,000% more time watching TV than they do on their finances - MarketWatch
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Kids are watching too much TV; if they're under two, any TV is too much | Ars Technica
49 percent of U.S. TV viewers say they're watching more TV since the pandemic began. - MNTN
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95% of People Say Streaming Has Changed the Way They Watch TV | Cord Cutters News
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Now Advertisers Can Watch You Watch TV | Fortune
Just one hours of TV or internet use each night can damage a child's GCSE chances, experts warn | Daily Mail Online
