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Grand stand

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the principal stand, or erection for spectators, at a, race course, etc.

See also: Grand



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They had built a sort of grand stand for the nobility and gentry, and these were there in full force, with their ladies.
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There were four patriarchs and two prophets on the Grand Stand that time - there hasn't been anything like it since Captain Kidd came; Abel was there - the first time in twelve hundred years.
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But, as his manager knew, it was a grand stand play.
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