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"Seinfeld&amp;apos;s&amp;#xA0;pilot episode aired 25 years ago, on July 5th, 1989, yet it continues to be the most influential sitcom in TV history &amp;#x2014; not only for changing how we watched television and rewriting the playbook for every comedy that followed it, but also how this &amp;quot;show about nothing&amp;quot; expanded our vocabulary.\r\nNearly every episode of Seinfeld contains one word or phrase that we still weave into our day-to-day interactions. These are 15 of the best instances of how the show left a lasting mark on our lexicon. By Daniel Kreps\r\nSee Also:\r\n&amp;#x2022;&amp;#xA0;Master of Their Domain: 10 Great &amp;apos;Seinfeld&amp;apos; Episodes&amp;#x2022;&amp;#xA0;Not That There&amp;apos;s Anything Wrong With These: 5 &amp;apos;Sein-Fail&amp;apos; Episodes*&amp;#xA0;Stopping Short: 10 &amp;apos;Seinfeld&amp;apos; Episodes You Forgot You Loved&amp;#x2022;&amp;#xA0;Close Talkers and Double Dippers: 15 Phrases &amp;apos;Seinfeld&amp;apos; Spawned"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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