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The rhetoric of a door
Submitted by Rodney (not verified) on October 18, 2007 - 11:11pm.

I hope (and assume), for the sake of less hokeyness, Linda was being a little bit smart-ass (who, Linda?) and said this with a wry smile. Not that there isn't some truth to her claim, and not that we don't believe it with the appropriate caveats and self-ironizing. But we (rhetoricians, I mean) try not to say it very often with any measure of earnestness.

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