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scene

[seen] / sin /


NOUN
part of a dramatic performance
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A glove was found two miles from the scene that authorities say it appears to match the pair worn by the masked man.

From Los Angeles Times

He prides himself on doing the shoe-leather work of looking for fresh, compelling faces in cities where others might not think to look — those without a prominent arts scene, for instance.

From Los Angeles Times

Former head coach Eddie Jones says the scenes at the end of England's defeat against Ireland on Saturday reminded him of the acrimonious end of his own time in charge at Twickenham.

From BBC

The ministry initially reported that a male attacker had fled the scene but later provided an update saying that he had died there.

From BBC

Four years ago, almost to the day, I was at the main railway station in Kyiv, watching a scene straight out of Europe's dark past play out in a bitter wind off the Ukrainian steppe.

From BBC