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Sitifan Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
With mud and papier-mache
Many have tried to undertake these tasks with mud and papier—mache' without starting a program first, but all have failed.
What does the phrase "with mud and papier-mache" mean in the above sentence?
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It is literal. It's a joke, and not a good one. It is not a known expression.
- It is literal.
- It's a joke, and not a good one.
- It is not a known expression.
- It is just what the writer came up with to contrast using a computer with the more primitive ways of doing things.
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It is literal. It's a joke, and not a good one. It is not a known expression. It is just what the writer came up with to contrast using a computer with the more primitive ways of doing things.
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