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scene noun act, arena, background, display, episode, eyereach, eyeshot, field, landscape, locale, locality, locus, panorama, place, range, scaena, scope, setting, sight, site, spectacle, sphere, stage, stage setting, surroundings, theater, view, vista, whereabouts Associated concepts: scene of an accident See also: locality, location, region, territory, vicinity How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Certainly, as Luke sets the scene of Jesus' temptation, we are intended to recall the events of Moses on Sinai, Elijah on Horeb, and the people in the wilderness. While Monty and Simon are well-developed characters who complement each other, this volume sets the scene for deeper facets of the plot, which will hopefully be revealed in one of the next volumes of this slated trilogy. Pleasantville" was shot on the set of the movie with the same name and features a neighborhood with partially restored cars that sets the scene for the commercial's message--people should be careful not to buy stripped-down auto coverage. |
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