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The audience level for the 74th Emmy Awards hit a new low for the trophy show celebrating the TV industry.

LOS ANGELES — The 74th Emmy Awards were handed out Monday night with trademark glitz and self-deprecating humor, but this year’s show did little to mask the fear roiling the television industry.

Comments were removed from the UK and Ireland versions of the show

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