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theatre

[thee-uh-ter, theeuh-] / ˈθi ə tər, ˈθiə- /


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"It was a very small theatre, and when dad heard her laugh, he was like, 'There's sunshine coming out of the crowd'. He knew right then, 'This is my wife'."

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In one of Harvard's lecture theatres, the women's rugby captain Maya Learned put on a video of a United States' match.

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Users urge each other to "moderate expectations", warning that packed theatres and viral buzz may be inflating the experience.

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Hearn said the venue was "no longer fit for purpose" but added the World Snooker Tour ideally "want to stay" at the Sheffield theatre.

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One potential transplant did not proceed because the hospital didn't have a theatre available.

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