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weta
/ ˈwɛtə /
noun
- any of various wingless insects of the family Stenopelmatidae of New Zealand, with long spiny legs
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Origin of weta1
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I just re-watched the other day, for the fourth or fifth time, a WETA documentary on Washington in the 60s.
Following a series of meetings that occurred yesterday, WETA has decided to show the documentary tonight at 10 p.m.
The program manager for WETA also told the producers tha t the station simply had “no free time” until early next year.
Curiously, however, just one major player in the network has declined: Washington affiliate WETA.
Does this explain why WETA alone among the major PBS affiliates has opted not to broadcast this important documentary?
When the head of a weta, grasshopper, or cockroach is removed from the body and boiled for a few minutes in a 10 per cent.
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