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Lita

Lita can mean:

  • The official currency of Lithuania, see Litas.
  • The album by Lita Ford, see Lita (album).
  • The professional wrestler performing for World Wrestling Entertainment, see Lita.
  • The alter ego of Sailor Jupiter from the "Sailor Moon" series

LITA means:

  • Left Internal Thoracic Artery - an arterial conduit often used for CABG.
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LITA means:. ABC News Now is the ABC's 24/7 news channel available online and other sources such as mobile phones. Lita can mean:. It gathers and feeds regional, national and international news material to ABC affiliates around the country and foreign networks. Left Internal Thoracic Artery - an arterial conduit often used for CABG. ABC NewsOne is ABC News's affiliate news service. The alter ego of Sailor Jupiter from the "Sailor Moon" series. ABC News Radio runs, thru ABC Radio Networks, news bulletins on the hour transmitted to its affiliate stations and distributes talk programs.

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Jonathan Karl. Martha Raddatz. Cokie Roberts. Hugh Downs.

Carole Simpson. David Brinkley. Jules Bergman. Brit Hume.

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Harry Reasoner. Aaron Brown. Terry Moran. Cynthia McFadden.

Martin Bashir. Sam Donaldson. Diane Sawyer. Charlie Gibson.

George Stephanopoulos. Bob Woodruff. Elizabeth Vargas. John Stossel.

Barbara Walters. Ted Koppel. Peter Jennings. This Week with George Stephanopoulos.

World News This Morning. World News Now. Nightline. Primetime.

20/20. World News Tonight. Good Morning America.