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WOPX-TV
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who added more paid programming to the channels. WAYK became WIRB , and WAYQ became WNTO. WIRB continued as a low budget independent station but also aired
WDJR
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the air on July 1, 1968 as WIRB -FM, an FM counterpart of 600 AM WIRB , licensed to Enterprise. With both bands covered, the WIRB cluster marketed itself as
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changed to WIRB [citation needed] and WNTO on July 22, 1996. In 1996, the two stations were split up with Paxson Communications acquiring WIRB (whose call
Christian Television Network
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Communications, LLC WTGL-TV 52 Cocoa / Orlando, FL TBN owned-and-operated WHLV-TV WIRB 56 Melbourne / Orlando, FL Ion Television owned-and-operated WOPX WKID-TV
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Monroe Partners, Owl Rock Capital Corp, Ultimate Fighting Championship, and WIRB -Copernicus Group. In 2017, MSD invested a combined $650 million in the acquisitions
Marlins Television Network
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(2000–2002) WPXP (2003–2005) WJTC-TV (1993) WTVK-TV (1993–1998) WEVU (2004) WIRB -TV (1993–1994) WRBW-TV (1995–1997) WTMV-TV (1993–1997; Tampa Bay market removed
Women's rugby union
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Women's Rugby Football Union formed 1988 Women's International Rugby Board (WIRB ) formed 1989 Women's rugby union began to be organized in the USSR 1989 ARFR
Cel-Sci Corporation
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Receives Orphan Drug Designation for Its Cancer Drug Multikine". WCG FDANews. WIRB -Copernicus Group. June 13, 2007. Retrieved 22 Feb 2020. Plunkett, Jack W
University of Western Ontario
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opening in September 2018. The Western Interdisciplinary Research Building, or WIRB , is the newest building on campus and houses state-of-the art research facilities
Herman Ullstein
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Ullstein remained with Springer. Ullstein died in New York City in 1943. Wirb und werde! Ein Lehrbuch der Reklame, Francke, Bern 1935 The Rise and Fall
List of former NBC television affiliates
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Melbourne-Orlando, Florida WIRB -TV/WOPX-TV 56 (now on channel 48) 1993–1998, 2003–2005 (secondary) Ion Television (O&O) Secondary affiliation; WIRB -TV was initially