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 | | Cox states that Norwell and Providence are located in different states, represented by different local officials, Congressional representatives and Senators, and assigned to different economic and demographic markets by such entities as Nielsen (DMAs), Arbitron (radio markets), Rand McNally (Basic Trading Areas), and the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (Metropolitan Statistical Areas). |
 | | Cox points out that the concern for the integrity of television markets was evident in the Bureau's decision in Agape Church, Inc., where the Bureau acknowledged that, despite Grade B or better service, "we have a countervailing factor to consider" when the petitioning station's signal "encroaches into the core or hub" of the adjacent market. |
 | | WWDP points out that this declaration did not expressly state that the petition was "warranted by existing law or a good faith argument for the extension, modification or reversal of existing law" because the signatory is not an attorney and he did not personally possess such knowledge. |
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