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Man from the side
Ignatius Dvoretsky
Phraseologism: Man from the side.
Meaning: About a fresh look at an old problem, which is possessed by a person from the outside.
Origin: The title of the play (1972) by the Soviet playwright Ignatius Dvoretsky (pseudonym of Israel Moiseevich Dvoretsky, 1919-1987) is about the business and moral image of a modern leader.
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Apollo.
Meaning:
Handsome young man.
Origin:
In Greek mythology, Apollo is the god of the sun, youth, poetry, music, and the arts. Usually he was portrayed as a beautiful young man. |
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