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Spectacle (noun) 1. what an event needs to be in order to promote the deterrent power of the death penalty to a new generation, by making capital punishment as popular as the X-Games Spectacle was The Wørd on the December 1, 2005 edition of The Colbert Report.

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rdfs:comment	Spectacle (noun) 1. what an event needs to be in order to promote the deterrent power of the death penalty to a new generation, by making capital punishment as popular as the X-Games Spectacle was The Wørd on the December 1, 2005 edition of The Colbert Report. Spectacle describes a public show or display used to demonstrate power and indoctrinate populations in moral boundaries. "The spectacle is the existing order's uninterrupted discourse about itself, its laudatory monologue." Guy DeBord. Society of the Spectacle.
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abstract	Spectacle (noun) 1. what an event needs to be in order to promote the deterrent power of the death penalty to a new generation, by making capital punishment as popular as the X-Games Spectacle was The Wørd on the December 1, 2005 edition of The Colbert Report. Spectacle describes a public show or display used to demonstrate power and indoctrinate populations in moral boundaries. "The spectacle is the existing order's uninterrupted discourse about itself, its laudatory monologue." Guy DeBord. Society of the Spectacle.
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