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Where the asphalt ends

"Where the Asphalt Ends"

Phraseologism: Where the asphalt ends

Meaning: About country roads, impassability, rural roads.

Origin: The title (in Soviet distribution since 1960) of a Brazilian film directed by the Brazilian director Osvaldo Sampaio according to his own script. In those years, the song from this film was very popular in the USSR - "Hold on tight to the steering wheel, driver."

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