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Let's live in peace!

Khait A.I.

Phraseologism: Let's live in peace!

Meaning: The call to leave the quarrel, calmly consider the conflict situation (jokingly).

Origin: The phrase of the cat Leopold from the cartoon "The Adventures of the Cat Leopold" (1975), filmed by director A. Reznikov according to the script by Arkady Iosifovich Khait (1938-2000).

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