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By Tim Baysinger (Reuters) - “Thursday Night Football” ended its season with a flurry, as Comcast Corp unit NBC’s five-game portion of the schedule averaged 17 million U.S. viewers, an increase from earlier in the season. Earlier this season, CBS Corp's CBS averaged 14.7 million viewers for its five games, which all fell during the contentious U.S. presidential election campaign. The campaign had been cited by the National Football League as a key factor in lower TV viewership.
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