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In a moment of life difficult ...

Lermontov M.Yu.

Phraseologism: In a moment of life difficult ...

Meaning: In hard times.

Origin: Quote from a poem by M. 10. Lermontov "Prayer" (1839).

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Let the other side be heard.

Meaning:

A call for a calm and reasonable discussion, dispute, trial.

Origin:

From Latin: Audiatur et altera pars. The basic principle of an impartial and fair trial. Attributed to the Christian theologian, one of the church fathers, Aurelius Augustine, or Blessed Augustine (354-430).

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