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After a long day of spectating or playing, tourists visited museums like The Henry Ford, walked along the riverfront, took pictures and patronized local staples like the Punch Bowl Social .
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Manufacturers and aftermarket specialists will showcase their latest innovations and technology; auto enthusiasts can admire a rainbow of muscle cars, classic coups and retro rigs; and yes, there’ll be drag-racing. Noon-8 p.m. Free to spectate.
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Furthermore, the team invited an all-male contingent of sponsors and FedExField suite holders to spectate.
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For those that didn't run, spectating along the Pig route is almost as much of a sport.
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Grab some barbacoa tacos or a chorizo salad from Tito's, then hurry back to the grandstands to resume spectating.
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Time travel is a classic trope in science fiction, posing questions about fixing the past, paradoxes, or simply spectating in a time long before your own.
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Vikander wasn’t the only celebrity to enthusiastically spectate from outside PyeongChang.
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The crowd that gathered to spectate the flock of us pedaling in our sports bras didn’t help my body anxiety either.
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Origin and Etymology of spectate
back-formation from spectator
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Definition of spectate for English Language Learners
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: to watch something (such as a sports event)
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