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Ironically, the phrase "what the dickens" originates not in reference to Charles Dickens, but with the only playwright who surpassed him: [[William Shakespeare]].<ref>[[Shakespeare]]'s ''Merry Wives of Windsor'' Act III, scene ii.</ref>
    
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