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Scenarios are now widely used when developing distributed systems. In this paper, we provide a semantical foundation for scenarios, which reflects the informal and non-operational use of scenarios. We call this semantics situations. We show that system properties can be specified by implications between situations, and we provide some proof techniques for verifying that a system meets such specifications. The basic proof arguments are automata, which are abstractions of the considered system or some of its causal relations.