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Do you want a metaphor using the word "model"? What kind of model? Or is there a "Word model," of which thing I am unaware?
- Do you want a metaphor using the word "model"?
- What kind of model?
- Or is there a "Word model," of which thing I am unaware?
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Do you want a metaphor using the word "model"? What kind of model?
Or is there a "Word model," of which thing I am unaware?
Or is there a "Word model," of which thing I am unaware?
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Anonymous I need an example of a metaphor using the word 'model'.OK, but you're going to have trouble finding one. 'model' is already a fairly abstract concept. You need a sentence in which the
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The bullet train swoops down the tracks, a high-fashion model, all sleek lines, expensive cladding, with an elegant, slightly-swaying movement.
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deadratThe bullet train ...Impressive, given the lateness of the hour.
No "undulating caboose"? Not on a bullet train, I suppose.
CJ
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Alas, it's been over 30 years since the last caboose traveled down American railroad tracks. And longer for fashion-show runways, where gaunt to the point of heroin-chic has long been the look of choice.
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