death and taxes, (certain as)

Absolutely inevitable. This ironic phrase was coined by Benjamin Franklin in a letter to Jean Baptiste Le Roy in 1789: “But in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” It has been repeated ever since.

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be twiddling (one's) thumbs
be twiddling your thumbs
(as) sure as eggs (is eggs)
a penny for them
the medium is the message
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the map is not the territory
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death adder
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death adder
death adders
death adders
death agony
death agony
death agony
death agony
death agony
Death Alert Control and Update System
Death and Decay
Death and Destruction
Death and Destruction
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Death and Dying
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Death and Dying
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Death and immortality
Death and immortality
Death and immortality
Death and resurrection of Jesus
Death and resurrection of Jesus
death and taxes
death and taxes, (certain as)
death and taxes, certain as
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death angel
death angel
death angel
Death Anniversary of Ayatollah Khomeini
Death Anniversary of Khomeini
Death Anniversary of the Holy Prophet and the Martyrdom of Imam Hasan
death anxiety
death anxiety
death anxiety
death assemblage
Death Associated Protein 3
Death Associated Transcription Factor 1
Death Backed Bond
Death Backed Bonds
Death Beam
Death Becomes Her
Death Becomes You
Death bed
Death bed
Death bed or dying declarations
Death Bed Vision
Death Before an AIDS Diagnosis
Death before Disco
Death Before Dishonor
Death Before Dishonor 2
Death before Disloyalty
Death before Dismount
Death before the Cage
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