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Default Idiomatic expressions
Which would be the English equivalent to the Spanish idiom:
"de noche, todos los gatos son pardos"?
meaning that whithin a similar scenography, everyone looks alike and you can't tell the difference between the real characteristics of one person and the other.

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Old 12-Jun-2006, 07:06
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At nights, all cats are black/grey.
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