Bits
Wreck
Wreck noun - The portion or bits of something left over or behind after it has been destroyed.
Both words in one sentence
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A less popular, but still widely believed myth is that Hindenburg was deliberately sabotaged, and that bits of a gun or a bomb were found in the wreck.
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Having survived the wreck of the SS Longhope but likely dying of exposure, Clara Grace must watch as bits of wrecked ships and the dead, frozen bodies of her friends are violently slammed ashore.
Source: Literature / Passage to November -
As long as it is still the same basic story and keeps all the best bits and characters intact, then it doesn't matter too much that Bob's bald, Alice dies in a train wreck instead of a car crash, the football game ended with a different score, and they cut the watermelon scene, right?
Source: They Changed It, Now It Sucks
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