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Knot tying department and knot tying department

Saltykov-Shchedrin M.E.

Phraseologism: Knot tying department and knot tying department.

Meaning: About bureaucracy.

Origin: The expression that M. E. Saltykov-Shchedrin used in his Motley Letters, letter II (1884) characterized bureaucratic red tape, unnecessary clerical correspondence, a formalistic, soulless attitude to a living matter.

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Not with any sauce.

Meaning:

No explanation, no persuasion.

Origin:

How often do we have to use sauce or other seasonings? Not that often, but not without it. But experienced chefs are well aware that the sauce is a kind of magic wand in cases where the dish, it would seem, is hopelessly spoiled. But no - seasoned with sauce and can be served! They will swallow it for a nice deed, and they will also say thank you! But if no sauce helps anymore - well, I'm sorry ... So we strive to move away from some cases, because they are not interesting and not profitable.

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Scientists analyzed images captured by a super slow motion camera to find out why lightning strikes split into two and sometimes form glowing patterns that the human eye interprets as flickering.

Scientists used ultra-high-speed digital video cameras to record more than 200 upbursts during summer thunderstorms in São Paulo (Brazil) and Rapid City (South Dakota, USA) between 2008 and 2019.
The ascending flashes they recorded were caused by positively charged cloud-to-ground lightning discharges, which are much more common, as described by the same INPE research team in a previous study.

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