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“Olive oil is a fruit juice”

"Olive oil is a fruit juice" is a technically correct statement. However, olive oil isn't consumed as a fruit juice like, for example, apple juice or orange juice. "An olive is…

“Olives are just meat grapes”

Olives have sometimes been called "meat grapes." "I know a husband that calls olives 'meat grapes'" was posted on X/Twitter by Incidentally Bentley on January 4, 2013.…

“Olives matter”

Entry in progress -- B.P. "Olives matter" (or "Black olives matter") is a saying that has been printed on many images. Wikipedia: Black Lives MatterBlack Lives Matter (BLM) is…

“On earth, as it is in Austin”

"On earth, as it is in Austin" has appeared on bumper stickers and T-shirts since the early 1990s. The prayer normally goes "on earth, as it is in Heaven." Other slogans have…

“On Line” (not “in line”)

New Yorkers say "on line" where other Americans say "in line." The Dictionary of American Regional English, volume III I-O, has this on page 877: in phr. on line: In line.…