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There is a symbiotic relationship between actor and audience, a current of feeling that passes between the performer’s risk and the viewer’s recognition.

He adds that he thrives off that “symbiotic” interaction, which is similar to engaging with contestants.

Russell insists we make our own diagnosis about what drives Matthew and Oliver’s hunger for applause — and if their symbiotic dynamic has echoes throughout the entire music industry.

The moment of symbiotic love lasted for at least 3 minutes, maybe more.

For both the real actor and her symbiotic onscreen counterpart, the answer is more complicated than any of the stuffed shirts who control the world think it should be.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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