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Someone is going to (* TURN AROUND and SAY:*) `See - you are
not such a smarty-pants after all, are you?'
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source]]
{Not sure whether the saying is metaphorical for a thought, or the
quotation is a metaphorical depiction of something someone might
actually say, or both. But the turning-around is definitely
metaphorical: something like MENTAL ORIENTATION AS PHYSICAL ORIENTATION.}
... Flaubert enjoyed a maternal space that gave him ordinariness,
predictability and routine. He needed (* SOMETHING SOLID BENEATH HIS
FEET,*) this man who spent his best hours alone, ...
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(* HE CLOCKED *) the sponsorship
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{MIND AS MACHINE??}
Like Madonna, she has recreated herself outside her principal artistic
medium via a huge range of gorgeous still (* PHOTOGRAPHS, WHICH TELEGRAPH HER
FORCE OF WILL.*)
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Now the whiskered fellows are back, hauled up on the K-Dock as if they
never were away. "(* AS FAR AS THE SEA LIONS ARE CONCERNED,*)" says Fritz
Arko, president of Pier 39, "this is home."
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"The Soviet Union does exist within Solidarity's thinking."
{METONYMY/(or METAPHOR?): country existing within a mind/thinking;
METONYMY/(or METAPHOR?): an organization thinking.}
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