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Today is International No Rhyme (Nor Reason) Day. It is dedicated to the idiom, "No rhyme nor reason," which means something that does not have any purpose or reason.
First used in the English language around 1460 in John Russell's book "The Boke of Nurture," the saying became famous because Shakespeare used it in his play "Comedy of Errors" in 1590 and again in the 1600 play "As You Like It."
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