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"ref": "2007 December 16, Margy Rochlin, “They're Not Asking, 'Christina Who?'”, in New York Times",
"text": "With the megapopular \"Dancing With the Stars\" as its lead-in until recently, it ranked just behind CBS's \"Two and a Half Men\" as the most watched half-hour comedy.",
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"(informal) Extremely popular."
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