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* Dallas, Texas (1980-1987) (originated with VCA-Teletronics, acquired from Inovision, divested as part of VCA-Teletronics spinoff) |
* Dallas, Texas (1980-1987) (originated with VCA-Teletronics, acquired from Inovision, divested as part of VCA-Teletronics spinoff) |
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* Des Plaines, Illinois (1979-1987) (originated with VCA-Teletronics, divested as part of VCA-Teletronics spinoff) |
* Des Plaines, Illinois (1979-1987) (originated with VCA-Teletronics, divested as part of VCA-Teletronics spinoff) |
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* Detroit, Michigan (19??-????) |
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* Don Mills, Ontario (1999-????) (acquired as part of VTR Video purchase) |
* Don Mills, Ontario (1999-????) (acquired as part of VTR Video purchase) |
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* Guadalajara, Jalisco (2001-present) |
* Guadalajara, Jalisco (2001-present) |
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* Newbury Park, California (1981-1993) (originated with Technicolor, moved to Camarillo) |
* Newbury Park, California (1981-1993) (originated with Technicolor, moved to Camarillo) |
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* Toronto, Ontario (1999-????) (acquired as part of VTR Video purchase) |
* Toronto, Ontario (1999-????) (acquired as part of VTR Video purchase) |
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* Westland, Michigan (19??-1999) |
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== Trivia == |
== Trivia == |
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