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| | Hull, Rod -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
 | | British entertainer and puppeteer whose hand-puppet sidekick, Emu, a blue-and-yellow flightless bird, delighted children as well as adult fans with his unpredictable, mischievous, and often viciously aggressive behaviour, over which the hapless Hull apparently had no control; Emu hatched as a character while Hull was appearing on an Australian breakfast television
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 | | British entertainer and puppeteer whose hand-puppet sidekick, Emu, a blue-and-yellow flightless bird, delighted children as well as adult fans with his unpredictable, mischievous, and often viciously aggressive behaviour, over which the hapless Hull apparently had no control; Emu hatched as a character while Hull was appearing on an Australian breakfast television program... |
 | | The first serious discussion of a submarinea craft designed to be navigated underwaterappeared in 1578 from the pen of William Bourne, a British mathematician and writer on naval subjects. |
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