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prologue

noun as in preface

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Shawver: Because we added the prologue, the animated sequence setting up the world of music and magic, the audience got what we were doing.

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Past is prologue, so he may pull this off.

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“We were mindful that past is prologue,” Newsom said, and the added resources they provided Bonta’s office “have come to bear great fruit.”

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When William Shakespeare wrote “What’s past is prologue,” he wasn’t thinking about television.

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It makes the past prologue and the political personal, without ever breaking a sweat.

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