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Bellamy said that "we only ever envisaged it as a one-off".
The Smithsons envisaged it as an intermediary space where people could pause and prepare themselves to enter the building.
The director envisaged it as a "character-driven period drama" that steered clear of spinning heads and pea-soup vomit.
Campaigning in the state, India's prime minister, Manmohan Singh, envisaged it as a "mini Switzerland", enriched by orchards of lemons and pears and hordes of tourists.
"I envisaged it as 10 Spaniards and 8 Americans standing by the gate when they let the bulls out," said Mr. Culp, grinning at his ignorance.
Some experts say the camp's organisers envisaged it as a vehicle for radicalising the Acehnese people and as the nucleus of a future Islamic state.
The festival director, Wendy Martin, envisages it as a follow-on from her inaugural 2016 festival highlight, Home.
"I want this chateau to become a cultural venue; I envisage it as a place for concerts, meetings and conferences".
"We want this to be a long-term partnership, and we envisage it as permanent," said Corina Suteu, director of the Romanian Cultural Institute.
Initially envisaging it as a TV script, Gregg reworked Scorch as a stage play, which she performed herself, before handing it over to the Northern Irish company Prime Cut.
They envisage it as a state of minimum energy where quantum fluctuations, consistent with the uncertainty principle of the German physicist Werner Heisenberg, can lead to the temporary formation of particle-antiparticle pairs.
