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funfair [ˈfʌnˌfɛə] n
Brit an amusement park or fairground ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
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What they stood for was what young people enjoyed (and vastly preferred to Soviet Communist propaganda): Chaplin movies, detective stories, clowns and cardsharps, pop songs, foxtrots, funfairs, fast cars, sex, free expression, and vodka. Its innate proximity to theatrical sets, or worse yet, to the obsolete spook-houses of funfairs, however, points to one of the fundamental questions at this moment: Can complex historical meaning only be conceived in traditional representational forms, which inevitably disqualify the work as nostalgic, if not obsolete, with regard to the culture industry's demands for utter newness and the imperatives of advanced technological standards? com allows leisure industry professionals to buy and sell products and services online through a series of trading communities, covering theme parks, family entertainment centres, funfairs and carnivals, pubs and clubs, and health and fitness centres. |
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