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U.S. Cable Television Ratings for the Week Ended Nov. 13
November 15, 2011
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Nov. 15 (Bloomberg) -- The following table lists the top 40 cable television shows for the week of 11/07/2011 through 11/13/2011. Programs are ranked by rating in descending order.
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