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1180:Translators
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202: /
165:(1952–1954)
66:Programming
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2004:Categories
555:References
524:Portsmouth
522:in nearby
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486:kilocycles
338:, outside
245:Portsmouth
237:soul music
190:76°21′12″W
187:36°51′40″N
116:September
82:soul music
1965:Southside
1453:call sign
1315:frequency
516:news/talk
427:Monterrey
285:Religious
269:call sign
126:Call sign
93:Ownership
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846:Virginia
551:format.
421:station
415:sign-off
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1848:WXGM-FM
1833:WWDE-FM
1816:WVSP-FM
1799:WVBW-FM
1777:WTWV-FM
1762:WRPC-LP
1757:WROX-FM
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1675:WLQM-FM
1633:WHRO-FM
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1591:WEPV-LP
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520:AM 1350
494:boycott
396:Atlanta
388:Chicago
380:Memphis
358:History
350:Reunion
309:hip-hop
293:R&B
253:Hampton
233:R&B
128:meaning
106:History
78:R&B
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1541:W279AD
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263:Format
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536:Tampa
446:Negro
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221:black
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154:Power
98:Owner
53:1050
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1628:WHOV
1618:WGPL
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1566:WAFX
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369:WVXX
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