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vignette

noun as in story

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noun as in scenario

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The work proceeds as a series of movements, one vignette succeeding the next in a way that can feel static from a dramatic standpoint.

The exhibit allows for their work to come together in depicting a rich vignette of “the culture.”

Conservative Hollywood figures like Candace Cameron Bure and Rob Schneider also joined in on the complaints against the Olympics for one particular vignette in the sprawling four-hour spectacle that traversed Paris, from the sewers to the Louvre.

From Salon

This wasn't the only vignette that was met with criticism.

From Salon

Here is the relevant vignette from CBS’s Face the Nation on Sunday, in conversation with host Margaret Brennan.

From Slate

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

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