In their place would be the anti-tradition for which a great poet, Guillaume Apollinaire, had found winged words in 1913.
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Specifically, the book ( the title of which, loosely translated, is " Winged Words " ) included literary quotes that had become part of common speech.
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The phrase " Commander's Steps " / " Steps of the Commander " have become winged words in Russian culture in reference to an approach of a sinister fate.
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In " The Odyssey ", we see countless examples of Odysseus'quick thinking and " winged words " to get him out of tricky situations and aide him on his " nostos " home.
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Bierbaum's final novel, " Yankeedoodlefahrt ", was published in 1909 and is the source of the winged words " " Humor ist, wenn man trotzdem lacht " " ( " Humor is when you laugh anyway " ), which has become a proverb in modern German.
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Spanish and Brazilian, 2001, 2005 ); Sulle orme di Ulisse ( Bologna, Il Mulino, 2007?); The Bible and its Rewritings ( Oxford UP 1999, It . orig . 1997 ); The Genius to Improve an Invention ( Notre Dame-London, University of Notre Dame Press; It . orig . 1999 ); Winged Words.
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When asked about the crisis by a journalist, Yeltsin denounced the rebels as 3 horrible criminals with black bands on their foreheads3 ( 3-B > > 3 > ; B5; K5 10 = 48BK, ? > = 8 < 05HL, A GQ @ = K < 8 ? > 2O7 : 0 < 83 )-a phrase that became a winged word in Russia.
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