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rhyme or reason, no
An absence of common sense or reasonableness, as in This memo has no rhyme or reason. This term originated in French about 1475 and began to be used in English about a century later. Sir Thomas More is credited with saying of a mediocre book that a friend had put into verse, “Now it is somewhat, for now it is rhyme; whereas before it was neither rhyme nor reason.”
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Vax and Percy swap their D&D classes, and also their social classes.
