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twilight zone 1. an area of a city or town, usually surrounding the central business district, where houses have become dilapidated 2. the lowest level of the ocean to which light can penetrate
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The bathypelagic zone is also called the twilight zone because it receives partial sunlight. Grayson has taken that Woody Allen-type New York humor about a self-deprecating, neurotic, talented man one step further into the twilight zone. Krauss, a theoretical physicist, writes that a Twilight Zone episode sparked his fascination with the concept of hidden worlds. |
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