A student's label for the way Jiang's argument enlarges a broken vow into symbolic betrayal of God himself.
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slippery slope
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "I think this is a pretty slippery slope to slide on. I think it's a... It's a, it's a slope, it's, it's, it's a,..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "I think this is a pretty slippery slope to slide on. I think it's a... It's a, it's a slope, it's, it's, it's a,..."
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A student identifies the logical danger in Jiang's reading as an inflationary move: once the vow stands for God himself, the offense grows larger and larger out of proportion to the original act.
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"I think this is a pretty slippery slope to slide on. I think it's a... It's a, it's a slope, it's, it's, it's a,..."
"...thirst more satisfied. The other shade began. The sanctity of these slopes does not suffer anything that's without order or uncustomary. This place is..."
"...changed decree in heaven let you, though damned, approach my rocky slopes?"
"You know, they wanted to build like an indoor ski slope in Saudi Arabia, in a desert. They had something called the Nome, the..."
"...year olds obviously this seems like a first step like a slippery slope here if they were to introduce the draft again i mean..."
"...in the year zero, all the way down, there's a downward slope. Now, this is not straight down, okay? There are peaks, right? So..."
"...that gives you access to the King's Chamber and then a slope and then it's a pyramid structure and on the top of the..."
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