Practice and Reception

Practice

Practice noun - A private performance or session in preparation for a public appearance.

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Reception and practice are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reception" instead a noun "Practice".

Reception noun - A social gathering.

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Practice and reception are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Practice" instead a noun "Reception".

good	good practice	good reception
best	best practice	best reception
similar	similar practice	similar reception
usual	usual practice	usual reception
Other adjectives: notorious, poor, popular, bad, terrible, general.

It is set in the fictional Birmingham suburb of Letherbridge.The setting of a GP's practice means that the series cast is based around 4 or 5 doctors, a nurse and a reception.

Source: Series / Doctors
Epic Tracking Shot: One is pulled off in the finale as it zooms out from the kitchen where the staff hang out at, tracks away to the reception desk, and finally into the elevators, the main way of how people enter and exit the practice.

Source: Series / Private Practice
She then broke into film and television with memorable performances in the likes of Nip/Tuck, The Practice and Boston Legal, and she won critical praise for her fierce turn as a bona-fide action heroine in Doomsday (although reception to the film itself was a little more divided).

Source: Creator / Rhona Mitra

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