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Endless dead end

Galkovsky D.E.

Phraseologism: Endless dead end.

Meaning: About a recurring hopeless situation.

Origin: The title of an essay book on Russian history, literature and the Russian national character (published in excerpts since 1990, separate edition - 1997) by the writer Dmitry Evgenievich Galkovsky (b. 1960).

Random phraseology:

I don't find it funny when a painter who's not good for me stains Raphael's Madonna.

Meaning:

About unprofessionalism, carelessly performed work.

Origin:

From the tragedy "Mozart and Salieri" (1830) by A. S. Pushkin (1799-1837): "I don't find it funny when the house painter is useless // It stains Raphael's Madonna, // I don't find it funny when the despicable buffoon // Dishonors Alighieri with a parody ".

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