1.  Any satellite television collaboration between TCI and News Corp. likely would draw the close scrutiny of the U.S. Justice Department.

2.  Defensive tackle Matt Millen (1978) is a Fox television analyst.

3.  Dennis Farrell, a lifelong Democrat, hardly took his eyes off the television.

4.  Denny Neagle, who is doing a 30-minute television show with Dothan (Al.) media personality David Meckley, is drawing good reviews.

5.  Dentsu has more than 40 percent of the Japanese television commercial market, which it helped build in the 1950s.

6.  Defibrillators, which can do the job in time, are a familiar prop on hospital television dramas, where they are wheeled on-screen _ ponderous and complex machines.

7.  Define it as the number of times that one's name appears in television broadcasts, newspaper and magazine stories and on the Internet.

8.  Cuban television has broadcast interviews with the boy, in which he talked about how much he missed his cousin and playmate.

9.  Cubic zirconia jewelry, for example, is a television staple, but not every jewelry or department store carries it.

10.  CUC Broadcasting of Canada, which also owns U.K. television franchises, has made public its wish to sell its U.K. cable business.