Double Location in One Time Frame Shocks Readers
Fragmentary line hints at a paradoxical scene where a person appears in two places simultaneously, one moment in Europe and the other at home, sparking astonishment and questions about time and perception.
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Europe
Why Yes Said She On Her Husband's Job
The speaker asserts that a husband’s important position does not justify men in displaying airs. The remark emphasizes restraint and humility in social conduct amid status differences.
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Angeles Times
Flying Fish Gliders Motive Power From Fin Flip
The flying fish uses a vigorous flip of its tall fin to gain air propulsion. Its wide pectoral fins act like glider wings enabling glides of several feet and occasionally up to a quarter of a mile with assistance from strong wind currents.
Extreme in Badness The Expression to Out-Herod Herod
The phrase to out Herod Herod describes surpassing the worst. It signals an extreme comparison used to emphasize excess. The expression echoes biblical authority while illustrating rhetorical heightening.
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