Definition of companion piece
: a work (as of literature) that is associated with and complements another
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The new film is an excellent companion piece, and includes scenes shot in the Presidio.
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Proposed indoor track facility in Springfield would be companion piece for Track Town.
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Episodes have become companion pieces whether the hosts are taking about a pay-per-view or doing a full-blown watch-along.
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The work was billed as a companion piece to Beethoven’s Symphony No.
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In some ways a companion piece to The Last Bolshevik, Marker's earlier video about Russian filmmaker Alexander Medvedkin, this is more metaphysical in nature, in keeping with its subject.
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The results suggest that on their own, ultrasounds don’t cause autism spectrum disorder, says Sara Jane Webb of Seattle Children’s Research Institute and the University of Washington, who co-wrote a JAMA Pediatrics companion piece.
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It's been greeted as a worthy and female-driven companion piece to All the President's Men, which earned eight Oscar noms back in 1977.
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At the center of this fractured saga, whose companion pieces will touch on American utopianism and the birth of 20th-century industrialism, is the eponymous Lydie Breeze.
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First Known Use of companion piece
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