Check this out; I don't think you could be more repetitive. Check this out:
“It’s exciting new evidence of something new and exciting going on in the universe.”
That from an article in the NY Times, but at least the words did not belong to the journalist. At least the words were symmetric in placement.
I don't think you could be more repetitive!
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3 comments:
I hope he was being ironic. No one with Dr. in front of his/her name should be so repetitive...
I like the nice repetitive structure you placed the quote in--you might have topped that doctor. Congrats.
This article has been approved by the Department of Redundancy Department.
Along similar lines, I was listening to a lecture on Trusts that discussed the doctrine of cy pres.
The lecture notes stated that cy pres is "[Norman] French for, roughly, 'as near as possible.'"
As a "rough" translation, would that be cy pres for cy pres?
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