Motion and Programme

Motion

Motion noun - The act or an instance of changing position.

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Programme and motion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Programme" instead a noun "Motion".

Programme noun - A series of steps to be carried out or goals to be accomplished.

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Motion and programme are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Motion" instead a noun "Programme".

physical	physical motion	physical programme
special	special motion	special programme
best	best motion	best programme
normal	normal motion	normal programme
Other adjectives: original, single, actual, official.

The third act of the film is essentially a slow-motion Break the Cutie for all three of the main characters, but in-universe the donor programme is set up so that no-one regards them as cuties at all.

Source: Literature / Never Let Me Go
The Room 101 scene is notable as the cause of one of the first big controversies over violence/horror in British TV history, with a motion in the House of Commons denouncing it, and the Daily Express accusing the programme of frightening a woman to death.

Source: Creator / Nigel Kneale
In the UK, Channel Five's evening news programme on 9/11 ended with slow-motion footage of the Twin Towers attacks accompanied by Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings, more familiar as the theme to Platoon.

Source: Soundtrack Dissonance / Live-Action TV

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