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This is a typical coupling capacitor used between stages. It's the AC signal
path from the output (plate) of a previous stage, to the input (grid) of the following stage. Not all configurations are the same, it is easiest to spot if you are following the AC signal path, as a job of the coupling capacitor, is to pass the amplified signal to the next stage, but block the DC voltage from the plate, or collector circuit if it's a transistor amplifier. And again some configurations will be different. In the IF sections of your tv coupling between stages is done with a coupling transformer, there is a load resistor after the transformer, but the transformer passes only the changing signal amplitude from one side, to the other side, so again DC is blocked. .
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