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These big-sound expressions drove him out of his mind. Why couldn't government workers say what they meant the first time they said it?

One day, feeling hopeless, he went to his in the next room with one-hundred papers in his hands. "These damn papers," he shouted, "are nothing but...but...gobble-de-gook!"
  


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