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I remember a professor in a Russian translation class saying, "sometimes the Russian train of thought derails in English." A perfect example.
Can't catch it... is it because I'm thinking in Russian?
Just a few more adjectives and adverbs to spice it up a bit more and it'd be nearly a parody.
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