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What well-known seven word phrase can be made simply using the letters that appear in MISANTHROPE?

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What well-known seven word phrase can be made simply using the letters that appear in MISANTHROPE?
posted Mar 21, 2016 by Samardeep Acharya

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Alter one letter of each word in the groups to make well-known phrases. e.g. "Lack no worm" would become "Back to work".

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