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Much Music Video Awards - Season 1

The Much Music Video Awards (also known as (the) MMVA or MMVAs, and originally named the Canadian Music Video Awards before 1995) are annual awards presented by the Canadian TV channel Much to honour the year's best music videos.

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The Much Music Video Awards (also known as (the) MMVA or MMVAs, and originally named the Canadian Music Video Awards before 1995) are annual awards presented by the Canadian TV channel Much to honour the year's best music videos.

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