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For questions about the origin of a phrase or an expression. Also consider the 'etymology' tag.
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Does the phrase "The hills have eyes" predate the movie?
In the past, even perhaps, today, goat herds and sheep herders knew well the ideal green pastures on top of hills and in the valleys around villages, they used to call the flock of sheep or goat to ga …
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