n. a large platform on which people can stand and can be seen by an audience; v. plan and organize and carry out an event
The band played on stage.
The band played on stage.
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What stage of development are the Three Musketeers in when Greg Rich meets them?
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What did the sign on the stage say?
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What was Derek's stage name?
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What is the first stage of Dahlia's life cycle?
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Why did the Amazing Marco run off the stage and out of the theatre and leave Pete's mom a Pirate?
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Who did the eighth grade borrow the stage props from?
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In what stage was Jules' cancer?
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Why did Mrs. Teator pick Courtney to be the stage manager?
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When Beyonce went on stage by herself, what words describe how she performed?
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The animatronic bear danced on the stage.
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Who was Ken Reinhardt talking to when he was up on stage in the book?
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An actor must follow stage directions during a show.
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Why did Delia stage her own death?
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In humans implantation occurs in the very early stage of pregnancy.
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platform; scaffold; theater platform
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