Limits
Opening
Opening noun - A favorable combination of circumstances, time, and place.
Both words in one sentence
- In fact, the book presents itself at the opening as a set of notes for a novel that can't be written because of those limits.
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In The Outer Limits (1995) episode "Under the Bed", there's a rather literal example in the opening when a Teddy Bear (actually a child-eating monster in disguise) underneath the bed lures a kid by having it claim that he's scared of the dark and wants him to pull it out.
Source: Sealed Evil in a Teddy Bear
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