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Quod erat demonstrandum
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Latin formula spins off on the wrong track
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He leadeth us from porn; God bless you Edwin Meese.
Magazine article from: The Nation Vonnegut, Kurt January 25, 1986 700+ words ...a fire escape. As we used to say in geometry class back in public school when I was a boy: "Q.E.D.--quod erat demonstrandum." I thank you for your attention. |
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Leading Article: QED RIP
Newspaper article from: The Sunday Telegraph London September 26, 1999 700+ words ...such phrases. Many young people think that the status quo is just the name of a rather ancient rock group. Are we cut off from our Latin roots and sinews, the fons et origo of much of the English language? Quod erat demonstrandum. |
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