Premises and Takes

Premises

Premises noun - Land and the buildings on it.
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Takes and premises are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Takes" instead a verb "Premises".

Takes

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Premises and takes are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Premises" instead a verb "Takes".

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  • Scully takes on this role in Monster of the Week, asking questions and getting throughly frustrated with absurd premises or Fridge Logic-induced Plot Holes.
  • Film / Los Cronocrimenes Fleeing further into the woods, Hector takes refuge in a seemingly-empty laboratory, and meets the one technician remaining on the premises after-hours.
  • Series / Community Post Modern: The show repeatedly takes dialogue, scenes, shots, premises, and songs directly from other works (about higher education or otherwise) and notes it.
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