re-enactment

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re-enactment

the acting out or repetition of a past event or situation

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re-enactment

[ˌriːɪˈnæktmənt] N → reconstrucción f

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re-enactment

n (of law etc) → Wiederinkraftsetzung f; (of scene) → Nachspiel nt; (of event, crime) → Nachstellen nt

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Meanwhile, an oppositional faction called "the Friendlies" (who view history as heresy) silently protest and may even crash the historical reenactment that's set to unfold.

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The latest release makes it easier to use geographic information system (GIS) data to create geographically accurate models for urban design, historical reenactment models or realistic models of actual cities.

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The most important contribution of this study on the imitation of the passion of Jesus is a theoretical and methodological framework that interprets religion and the sacred as historical reenactment. In this study, religion is performance in which the process of reenactment permits the faithful to relive and revisit all that is sacred.

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New Jersey 1932978356, $24.95, 60 minutes) introduces the viewer to such remarkable sights and landmarks as Cape May, Baymen's Seafood and Music Festival, Atlantic City, a historical reenactment of the Springfield Battle of the American Revolution, and dueling knights and Andalusian stallions in Lyndhurst.