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A scene in theater is typically defined as an event that takes place in one location, over a contiguous stretch of time, with a fixed set of characters (Polking, 1990, p. 405), and the same typically holds for movies.

It was an example of what the novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie calls the danger of a single story--what happens when the same (typically negative) one-dimensional story about a people or place gets repeated, leading listeners, with no first-hand knowledge of the subject, to formulate or adopt stereotypes and incomplete truths as a result.

In the same stupid, typically German way they simply constructed what they had destroyed before".

Prices for the same coverage typically differ by as much as several hundred dollars from one company to the next.

Still, no matter how expertly an apartment is staged and marketed, competition in the same building typically exerts downward pressure on prices.

A man in the same situation typically wouldn't see the encounter in that way – even if he was drunk, and the woman sober.

Mr. Sanders said the studio was releasing more movies on DVD and on video-on-demand services at the same time; typically the two are separated to prevent undercutting either revenue stream.

The Nvidia technique has proved remarkably adept at handling the display of pixels on a screen, where there are a lot of parts changing at the same time — typically video images.

First among these are the effects of culture, which cannot be measured by these studies because all the participants come from the same culture, typically middle-class European or American.

Dr. Walsh said that patients undergoing radiation seed placement, which requires a hospital visit though release can come the same day, typically can return to work within a few days.

Individuals in the same burrow typically share at least 80% of their genes.