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Experts are investigating
"Experts are investigating"
Phraseologism: Experts are investigating.
Meaning: It is used as a playfully ironic commentary on the work of investigators, detectives, etc.
Origin: The name of a series of television films about police officers, popular in the USSR (1972-1989), directed by Vyacheslav Brovkin and written by Olga Lavrova and Alexander Lavrov. The collective nickname "experts" is made up of the first syllables of the names of the investigators - Znamensky, Tomin, Kibrit.
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Souls high impulses.
Meaning:
About the high ideals of man and the motives corresponding to these ideals.
Origin:
From the poem "To Chaadaev" (1818) by A. S. Pushkin (1799-1837). |
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