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What are you most looking forward to on this year's night of TV? I'm going to be a keen spectator on the day when the twelve hour long 5-a-side matches take place.
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So keen is the modern sense of the need for respectful silence, so swift is the modern spectator to condemn those who contravene established theatre etiquette, that one might quickly forget that the concept of the quiet or invisible audience is both a recent and a historically atypical one.
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