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change the channel

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change the channel
Sl. to switch to some other topic of conversation. Just a minute. I think you changed the channel. Let's go back to the part about you owing me money. Let's change the channel here before there is a fight.
See also: change, channel


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Radio and television spots last 30 seconds, at most, and most people change the channel during commercials.
Think About What You Think About If you catch yourself thinking about unhappiness, ill health or adversity, Foreman says you need to change the channel and think about what you want to happen.
Equally, we can change the channel that the customer communication is received by the customer, such as email or self service web site retrieval (channel optimisation) - again optimising the total number of envelopes being distributed (postal optimisation).
 
 
 
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