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	<title>Comments on: Rare Trees for Sale</title>
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		<title>By: When I say X, what I really mean is Y &#171; The Snowclones Database</title>
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		<dc:creator>When I say X, what I really mean is Y &#171; The Snowclones Database</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] There are a couple of variations on this. In one, Y is really the short form of X, e.g., in &#8220;when I say &#8216;rare&#8217; what I really mean is that it was thought to be extinct until 1994 when a hiker found a grove of about 100 of the plants in the middle of a one million acre wilderness area outside Sydney, Australia.&#8221; (link) In the other, Y is the opposite of X, or they contrast in meaning in some way. E.g., &#8220;when I say &#8216;today&#8217;, I mean &#8216;tomorrow&#8217;.&#8221; (link) [...]</description>
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