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The following remarks are obviously clichés. But why are they clichés? (A) Dead as a door nail; (b) Gentle as a lamb; (c) Straig

ht as an arrow; (d) As honest as the day is long.

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andriy [413]3 years ago

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<span> (A) Dead as a door nail</span>

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