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Why crows? Are they noteworthy for flying in straight lines? Why not, say, carrier pigeons, which are famous for that? (It reminds me a little of Charles Dickens’ musing on “dead as a doornail”:
“As the hawk flies” would be a funny twist on the phrase, since hawks are famous for gliding in slow lazy circles and not really going anywhere until they dive-bomb a vole. Or perhaps “as the penguin flies”. I don't know what that should mean but it can't be good.
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