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public spectacle
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3.55 |
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This was press release as public spectacle. |
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political spectacle
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0.99 |
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It was an incredible political spectacle by any standard. |
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sorry spectacle
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0.92 |
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Of course, that would mean another sorry spectacle for our town. |
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whole spectacle
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0.92 |
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The whole spectacle was on TV. |
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such spectacle
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0.72 |
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Critics have said such a spectacle would be barbarous. |
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visual spectacle
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0.66 |
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But the concerts are also a visual spectacle. |
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thick spectacle
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0.59 |
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...thick spectacle frames. |
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grand spectacle
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0.46 |
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And it remains a grand spectacle today. |
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sad spectacle
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0.46 |
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Such sad spectacles are not inevitable. |
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theatrical spectacle
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0.46 |
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As a vibrant theatrical spectacle, it is all fire and ice. |
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big spectacle
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0.39 |
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And he warned against Britain making any big spectacles to trumpet its passing. |
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bizarre spectacle
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0.39 |
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The sight of European tourists dancing in grass skirts made a bizarre spectacle. |
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garish spectacle
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0.39 |
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In some ways, Taylor is an unusual candidate to be the connoisseur of such a garish spectacle. |
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pure spectacle
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0.39 |
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As pure spectacle, the World Cup could hardly be beat. |
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rare spectacle
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0.39 |
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In Los Angeles a pedestrian is a rare spectacle. |
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rimless spectacle
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0.39 |
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On the bridge of his hooked nose was a pair of gold rimless spectacles. |
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televised spectacle
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0.39 |
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Question Time is a time-honored tradition, a televised spectacle and a jolly good show. |
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unusual spectacle
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0.39 |
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It must have been an unusual spectacle. |
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wire-rimmed spectacle
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0.39 |
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He looked relaxed in his customary dark suit and wire-rimmed spectacles. |
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american spectacle
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0.33 |
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One need only look to that American spectacle known as the presidential primaries for a contemporary equivalent. |