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Origin of "Boilerplate" Text

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One of my favorite games is called Origins. It's a trivia game about the origins of customs, cliches, inventions, words and superstitions. Why do we say "break a leg" to wish someone good luck? Or why might we say someone is "mad as a hatter"? Mental Floss had a post the other day on the origin of the term "boilerplate" as a unit of writing that can be reused over and over without change, often in contracts or computer code. In dem der olden deys, steam boilers were built from very heavy to read more

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