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television series (1972-1978)

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1970s American multi-camera sitcoms 1970s American sitcoms 1972 American television series debuts 1972 controversies in the United States 1978 American television series endings American television spinoffs CBS sitcoms English-language American television shows Maude (TV series)Television controversies in the United States Television series by Sony Pictures Television

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Television series created by Norman Lear

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