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		Tales of the unexpected and the sweet and sour of Spa
		Not unnaturally the unusual dinner led to conversations about unlikely foods in unlikely places and there were tales of roasted impala in South Africa, bear steaks in Montreal and Buffalo Grills in France.
		And then I remembered a pizzeria in Sydney, Australia, which decided that it would be good to reinvent the pizza and offered Chinese and Thai pizzas and - and this was my favorite - the "Great Ozzie Pizza" which featured a lamb chop and a fried egg on the top.
	www.grandprix.com /gt/gt00170.html (1207 words)

	The Bailey School
		Another early pair of tales is "The Archduke's Tea" and "The Missing Husband" (1926), in which an outsider wife is suspected of attacks on her aristocratic husband.
		Even the more minor tales in the collection, such as "The Widow" (1937), "The Danger Point" (1937), "The Frenchman's Gloves" (1938) and "The White Elephant" (1936), have their charms, and the collection should probably be read as a whole.
		The old lady in the tale is just as concerned with her furniture, being horrified by a ring on a table again.
	members.aol.com /MG4273/allingh.htm (8292 words)

	Egypt - Hutchinson encyclopedia article about Egypt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Meanwhile he carefully cultivated good relations with Saudi Arabia, and transformed his position within Egypt and the Arab world by launching an unexpected war against Israel in October 1973.
		On 6 October 1973 Egyptian forces swept across the Suez Canal to attack the Israelis occupying Sinai.
		His friends had gone away to Egypt six weeks before, but he had stayed behind, for he was in love with the most beautiful Reed.
	encyclopedia.farlex.com /Egypt (7147 words)

	xrefer - news & events
		He covers everything from fart to flibbertigibbit, while always keeping careful watch for flimflam.
		Hugh Rawson combines a sound history of language with countless tales - find out what became of William Colyngburne for his use of the word hog, or the Presidential campaigner that branded his competitor a liar.
		With its unique blend of word and phrase etymology, cultural allusion and general knowledge, and its predilection for the esoteric and the unexpected, Brewer's Dictionary of Modern Phrase and Fable offers a richly diverse and entertaining exploration of the linguistic and cultural landscape of the modern world.
	www.xrefer.com /news/index.jsp?m=19 (14681 words)

	Game Matters
		The kind of book you cannot put down.
		This was totally an unexpected surprise, and one of the best business books I've yet read.
		Loved all the history and culture covered in here, as well as the main push, that several factors have made the business world a global enterprise that future businesses must take advantage of in order to stay competitive.
	www.gamematters.com (9221 words)

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