de·cen·ni·a (d -s n  - )n. A plural of decennium. |
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| 11) McConachie envisions a predominantly 'elite' audience in the stock companies in the Northeast of the USA in the first decennia of the nineteenth century, who abandoned the theatres for opera in the 1830s because of the star system. |
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