Give you a statement and table with its title in Markdown format, please determine whether the statement is supported or refuted by, or is unrelated to the table. It'a binary classification problem, you should choose the answer between supported and refuted. Table cells in one row are seperated by '|', and different rows are seperated by '
'.

Table:
| dma | market | station | frequency | branding | format |
| 53 | louisville , ky | wgzb - fm | 96.5 | b96.5 | urban |
| 53 | louisville , ky | wdjx - fm | 99.7 | 99.7 djx | contemporary hit radio |
| 53 | louisville , ky | wmjm - fm | 101.3 | magic 101.3 | urban ac |
| 53 | louisville , ky | wxma - fm | 102.3 | 102.3 the max | hot ac |
| 53 | louisville , ky | wesi | 105.1 | easy rock 105.1 | soft adult contemporary |
| 56 | richmond - petersburg , va | wlfv - fm | 93.1 | 93.1 the wolf | southern country |
| 56 | richmond - petersburg , va | wwlb - fm | 98.9 | 98.9 liberty | variety hits |
| 56 | richmond - petersburg , va | warv - fm | 100.3 | big oldies 107.3 | oldies |
| 56 | richmond - petersburg , va | wbbt - fm | 107.3 | big oldies 107.3 | oldies |
| 60 | dayton , oh | wrou - fm | 92.1 | 92.1 wrou | urban ac |
| 60 | dayton , oh | wgtz - fm | 92.9 | fly 92.9 | variety hits |
| 60 | dayton , oh | wcli - fm | 101.5 | click 101.5 | modern hit music |
| 60 | dayton , oh | wdht - fm | 102.9 | hot 102.9 | rhythmic contemporary |
| 60 | dayton , oh | wing - am | 1410.0 | espn 1410 | sports |
| 166 | hagerstown , md - chambersburg , pa | wqcm - fm | 94.3 | 94.3 wqcm | rock |
| 166 | hagerstown , md - chambersburg , pa | wikz - fm | 95.1 | mix 95.1 | adult contemporary |
| 166 | hagerstown , md - chambersburg , pa | wdld - fm | 96.7 | wild 96.7 | rhythmic contemporary hit radio |
| 166 | hagerstown , md - chambersburg , pa | wcha - am | 800.0 | true oldies 96.3 | oldies |
| 166 | hagerstown , md - chambersburg , pa | whag - am | 1410.0 | true oldies 96.3 | oldies |
Title:
main line broadcasting
Statement:
big oldies 107.3 is the branding two times in a row
Answer:
supported