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== Cultura ==
Por enforma tiempu, los [[escritor]]es y [[columnista|columnistes]] de ''Variety'' usaron una [[xíriga]] llamada ''«slanguage»'' o ''«varietyese»'', que fai referencia especialmente a la industria cinematográfico. Estes fueron llargamente adoptaes y asonsañaes por otros escritores. Términos como ''«[[sitcom]]», «[[
Its most famous headline was from October, 1929 when the stock market crashed, "Wall St. Lays An Egg" while another favorite, "Sticks Nix Hick Pix" [1][2] was made popular—although the movie prop renders it as "Stix nix hix flix!"—by Michael Curtiz' musical-biopic Yankee Doodle Dandy where James Cagney is explaining the headline to some kids. Translated, it means that rural audiences were not attending rural-themed films. Television series are referred to as "skeins," and heads of companies or corporate teams are called "toppers." In addition, more common English words and phrases are shortened; "audience members" becomes simply "auds," "performance" becomes "perf," and "network" becomes "net," for example.
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