Sweet and easy
Posted by miri barak on
December 28, 2002 the context: Keynes, then, is the sweet and easy substitute for
real reform - a treacherous steroid as opposed to the bruising workout
the U.S. and Britain under went in the 1980s.
my question: does the expression sweet and easy has any connotation
of drugs, or is it the food field? it's a collocation of course
that I would like to trace its origin, in order to translate that
into Hebrew.
Thank you for listening - miri
- Re: Sweet and easy R. Berg 12/28/02
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