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With the notable exception of the British Broadcasting Corporation, few mass media outlets in the United States have given her the exposure she truly deserves. Since its beginnings as the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) Networking Club in April 1994, the BBC's Web site has grown to over two million pages. The first days of October, 2003, saw him launching a preemptive strike against the British Broadcasting Corporation for its plans to broadcast a Panorama documentary called "Sex and the Holy City" on October 19, the day of Mother Teresa's beatification, and for its plans to screen a Kenyon Confronts documentary on child abuse in the Catholic Church on October 16, the day on which Pope John Paul II celebrated the 25th anniversary of his election. |
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