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scaffolding

noun as in stage

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Meta’s Threads, which it built on the scaffolding of Instagram, reports 275 million in any given month.

From Slate

Put simply, Ho has provided intellectual scaffolding to Trump’s promise to abolish birthright citizenship by executive order.

From Slate

The Los Angeles County Museum of Art’s new David Geffen Galleries will open to the public in April 2026, the museum announced Friday as scaffolding is coming down around the Peter Zumthor-designed building, revealing the most expansive view yet of the 900-foot-long, poured concrete structure spanning Wilshire Boulevard.

It's deeply tied to the larger political project that Vance, far more than Trump himself, is deeply enmeshed in: Building the pseudo-intellectual scaffolding to justify fascism.

From Salon

Charli’s stage setup was minimal — no dancers, no band, just Charlotte Aitchison alone on some scaffolding and a big LED rig.

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