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CUL-DE-SAES

CUL-DE-SAES
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streets, lanes, etc., closed at one end; blind alleys. Used figura tively to mean a situation in which further progress is impossible. Isolation of important materials and shedding off the unimportant materials and occasionally going down cul-de-sacs, occasionally getting into blind turns, you know, and say, 'What are we doing here?" -E-Meter Reads and ARC Breaks (17 July 62)