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James Burrows, Legendary Director Of Television’s Most Iconic Sitcoms Including ‘Friends,’ ‘Cheers,’ Dead At 85
Burrows received 46 Emmy nominations and won 11
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What happenedBurrows received 46 Emmy nominations and won 11.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "James Burrows, legendary sitcom director, dies at 85". The right frames it as "James Burrows, Legendary Director Of Television’s Most Iconic Sitcoms Including ‘Friends,...".
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Left / center-leftJames Burrows, legendary sitcom director, dies at 85
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Right / center-rightJames Burrows, Legendary Director Of Television’s Most Iconic Sitcoms Including ‘Friends,’ ‘Cheers,’ Dead At 85
