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Rundown
Rundown noun - A concluding summary (as in presenting a case before a law court).
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The setting was a tiny rundown downtown theatre and the tone was deliberately reminiscent of old-style vaudeville, where anything could happen and usually did.
Source: Series / The Muppet Show -
Anya wakes up as an eight years old with no memory, and spends the next ten years of her life in a rundown orphanage, hoping her Orphan's Plot Trinket means she has a family who loves her somewhere.
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One explanation for the origin of the Japanese Maneki Neko statues is a story that tells of a traveler (often a lord or a samurai) taking refuge from a storm under a tree near an old, rundown temple.
Source: Cats Are Mean
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