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HUT
(redirected from Homes Using Television)

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HUTHelsinki University of Technology
HUTHopkins Ultraviolet Telescope
HuTHizb ut-Tahrir (Islamic Party of Liberation)
HUTHanoi University of Technology
HUTHead Up Tilt (diagnose cause of syncope)
HUTHighway Use Tax (various US states)
HUTHouseholds Using Television
HUTHomes Using Television
HUTHard Upper Torso
HUTHome Use Test
HUTHistoric University Theater (Seattle, WA)
HUTHutchinson, Kansas Municipal Airport (airport code)
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The share is the number of homes tuned in to a particular program compared to all homes using television during that time period.
Kansas City grabs Emmys by Frohlichstein, Tripp / St. Louis Journalism Review
The number of homes using television (HUTs) was 26, down 1 point from last November.
TV ratings. (Outtakes) by Turner, Lance / Arkansas Business
The share is the number of homes watching a particular show at any given time compared to all homes using televisions at that time.
Larry Conners gets taken. (Channels) by Frohlichstein, Tripp / St. Louis Journalism Review
 
 
 
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