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DTVDigital Television
DTVDeutscher Taschenbuch Verlag
DTVDirecTV, Inc.
DTVDesktop Video
DTVDirect Television
DTVDay Television
DTVDisc Thickness Variation (automotive disc brakes)
DTVDurchschnittliche Tägliche Verkehrsstärke (German: Average Daily Traffic Volume)
DTVDigital Thermostatic Valve (Kohler)
DTVDenton Television (Denton, TX)
DTVDriver's Thermal Viewer
DTVDual Tracked Vehicle
DTVDeutscher Tanzsportverband Ev (German Dancing League)
DTVDistributed Training Vehicle
DTVDirect to Vendor
DTVDynamic Test Vehicle
DTVDeutscher Terminhandel Verband EV (German futures trading association)
DTVDistribution Turnkey Vendor (sales tracking software)


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26 [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] In Comfortably Numb: How Psychiatry Is Medicating a Nation, Charles Barber recognizes what lawyers who handle pharmaceutical products liability litigation have known for years: Drug companies create a marketplace using direct television advertising and attractive salespeople to push samples on physicians, who in turn prescribe these heavily marketed drugs to their patients.
Last night, Mrs Bigley, who previously collapsed on Thursday hours after making a direct television appeal pleading with her son's captors, was described as being in a ``stable'' condition in Aintree hospital.
Similarly, cable and direct television have made their own employment revolution, creating jobs for millions at all skill and pay levels from technicians to executives.
 
 
 
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