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extravaganza

noun as in spectacle

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The live entertainment extravaganza is taking place on BBC One on Friday with three hours of comedy, music and guests.

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Coach tickets for next year's extravaganza went on sale last night, and were all snapped up in just 30 minutes.

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Friday's live entertainment extravaganza on BBC One will involve three hours of comedy, music and surprise guests.

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That record was Off The Wall - a disco extravaganza that established Jackson as a solo star.

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“For a movie that is expected to be a visual extravaganza, such as Narnia would present, Imax is a perfect home for that.”

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