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	The Mouse That Roared - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Mouse that Roared is a 1955 novel by Irish writer Leonard Wibberley that launched a series of satirical books about a fictional European nation called the Duchy of Grand Fenwick.
		Expecting to be dealt a crushing defeat (and then rebuild itself through the largess that the United States bestows on its vanquished enemies such as in the Marshall Plan) the tiny Duchy instead defeats the United States, purely by accident, by capturing the Q-bomb, a prototype doomsday device that could destroy the world if triggered.
		The Mouse That Roared was made into a 1959 film starring Peter Sellers in three different roles (the Duchess, the Prime Minister, and Tully Bascombe, the military leader), Jean Seberg as his love interest, and co-starring William Hartnell as Will Buckley.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Mouse_That_Roared (426 words)

	THE CINEMA LASER DVD REVIEW-- THE MOUSE THAT ROARED
		THE MOUSE THAT ROARED ($25) is a delightfully amusing political/social satire that features the comic genius of Peter Sellers in three separate roles.
		The plot of THE MOUSE THAT ROARED is concerned with the world’s smallest country- The Duchy of Grand Fenwick, which occupies less than sixteen square miles of European real estate in the French Alps.
		However, THE MOUSE THAT ROARED is not an overly attractive looking movie, which would seem to stem from its original cinematography and the fact that the Eastmancolor processing of 1959 was less than stellar.
	www.thecinemalaser.com /dvd_2003/mtr-dvd.htm (643 words)

	The Mouse That Roared
		He kept increasing the dose of the mouse sarcoma cells — one of the most malignant tumors known for mice — to huge levels (10 percent of body weight) and still nothing.
		But discovery of the mouse was only the first of many surprises, surprises that may challenge conventional thinking on cancer progression and the body’s defenses against cancer.
		It turned out that whether a colony mouse displayed complete resistance to cancer or developed a cancer first, then experienced spontaneous regression, was determined by the age of the mouse at its first exposure to cancer cells.
	www1.wfubmc.edu /articles/Mouse+That+Roared (1478 words)

	What A Bird: The Mouse that Roared?
		Apparently, an 81 year old man catches a mouse, and then tries to dispose of it by throwing it in a pile of burning leaves.
		But hold on - that little bugger gets the last laugh - it runs out of the burning leaves (ablaze itself), runs back into the house, setting the house on fire and burning it to the ground.
		Traditional spring trap - where the mouse is rendered usually dead or highly injured due to the spring smashing down on it.
	whatabird.blogspot.com /2006/01/mouse-that-roared.html (522 words)

	The mouse that roared \| Perspectives \| CNET News.com
		At Xerox, the mouse remained a lab-only phenomenon until Apple Computer copied the idea in the early 1980s--three decades after it was first mooted.
		Two of the biggest changes have been that the cord was moved from the back of the mouse to the front, and the main control button has shifted from the right side to the left.
		Over the years, he has developed control devices for both hands--a mouse for one hand and a five-key keyboard for the other--a setup that can increase the speed of performing certain tasks, experimental results suggest.
	news.com.com /The+mouse+that+roared/2010-1071_3-5078390.html (1008 words)

	Grand Fenwick - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Duchy of Grand Fenwick is a tiny fictional country created by Leonard Wibberley in a series of comedic novels, introduced in The Mouse That Roared (1955).
		The story of Sir Roger's conquest of the Duchy is told in Beware of the Mouse (1958).
		Grand Fenwick also appeared in film in 1959, when The Mouse That Roared was made into a movie starring Peter Sellers in three different roles (including the Duchess).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Grand_Fenwick (240 words)

	The Mouse That Roared DVD - Michael Weise Productions
		"The Mouse That Roared," directed by Jack Arnold, is an entertaining satire about the fictional Duchy of Grand Fenwick, a tiny European monarchy which may remind viewers of such real countries as Liechtenstein or Monaco.
		With his country facing bankruptcy, the prime minister of Grand Fenwick announces his clever plan to declare war on the United States of America; his intent is to lose the absurdly uneven contest and reap the benefits of post-war American aid.
		I think of "Mouse" as a gentler cousin to the classic "Dr. Strangelove," another military satire that stars Peter Sellers in three different roles; together I think the films would make a great double feature.
	www.mwp.com /shop/dvd.php4?asin=B00009MEKJ (361 words)

	Definition of The Mouse That Roared
		The Mouse that Roared is a 1955 novel by Irish writer Leonard Wibberley that launched a series of satirical books about a fictional European nation called the Dutchy of Grand Fenwick.
		In The Mouse that Roared it defeats the United States in a war by capturing a super bomb.
		The Mouse That Roared was made into a 1959 film starring Peter Sellers in three different roles (including the Duchess), Jean Seberg as his love interest, and co-starring William Hartnell as Will Buckley.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/The_Mouse_That_Roared (254 words)

	Rambles: Leonard Wibberly, The Mouse That Roared (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I remember my father sitting me down to watch The Mouse That Roared with Peter Sellers in three separate roles, including one in drag as the ruler of the duchy of Grand Fenwick, a tiny country in the middle of nowhere Europe.
		Although there are a handful of references that date the narrative a bit, such as a comment regarding "the 48 states," most of The Mouse That Roared is topical today.
		The Mouse That Roared is a satire with teeth, but one that nibbles steadily and gently rather than savaging the reader.
	www.rambles.net /wibberly_mouse55.html (382 words)

	THE MOUSE THAT ROARED?
		Luciano Mares, 81, had a mouse in the house, and after some effort he managed to catch it — apparently without using a conventional snap-and-smack mousetrap, which would have killed the critter.
		Instead, he went outside to a pile of burning leaves and tossed the mouse onto the pile.
		The mouse caught fire, ran back into the house (passing beneath a window) and set the house afire.
	www.freemarketnews.com /WorldNews.asp?nid=5090 (273 words)

	Classical Music Download, CD, MP3, Soft Music :: The Mouse That Roared
		Comment: "The Mouse That Roared," directed by Jack Arnold, is an entertaining satire about the fictional Duchy of Grand Fenwick, a tiny European monarchy which may remind viewers of such real countries as Liechtenstein or Monaco.
		The Mouse That Roared (1959) is mostly remembered as a tour-de-force by a peerless comic actor, Peter Sellers, playing all three of the principal roles.
		The Mouse That Roared tells the story of the fictional European principality of Grand Fenwick.
	www.soft-music.com /cd-mp3/index.php?Operation=ItemLookup&ItemId=B00009MEKJ (807 words)

	The Mouse That Roared \| Wild Bill \| New West Network
		What makes the mouse so controversial is the unfortunate (or fortunate?) fact that its range coincides with the Front Range of Colorado, the east slope of the Continental Divide, starting about Colorado Springs and extending north halfway through Wyoming, a rapidly growing region to say the least.
		Although my land is not effected one way or the other by the infamous mouse, I live in a County where these areas exist and therefore have had the dubious pleasure of paying my-fair-share of all public costs incurred.
		Misuse of the ESA must come to an end whether or not you are a proponent of the right to own and use private property which, may I remind you, is one of the most valuable rights we have as citizens in the USA and a right not equally duplicated anywhere else in the world.
	www.newwest.net /index.php/city/article/the_mouse_that_roared/C146 (5571 words)

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		So what happens is that we are forced to concentrate on moving the cursor/character about by pressing keys or jiggling a joystick which requires more intricate manipulation compared with simply pointing and clicking and having a character go where you want under their own steam.
		In fact the mouse has been such a faithful friend it is a shame to even contemplate bidding it goodbye as the 3D train roars into town.
		We may need to roar loudly on behalf of the mouse if we are to protect it.
	www.quandaryland.com /jsp/dispPrint.jsp?index=350 (1758 words)

	Mike Davidson: The Mouse That Roared
		The one-button mouse was the last indisputable disadvantage of Apple hardware, and also the last vestige of stubbornness left over from the pre OS X days.
		Nearly every mouse at Fry's claims to be compatible to both platforms, so I picked up a USB mouse with two buttons and a wheel, plugged it into the Mac and just like that my Mac had no more cross-platform gotchas.
		He stated that in his test use of the Mighty Mouse between him and his assistant (on multiple machines), the right-clicking was still clunky and unpredictable, and still inferior to the MS and Logitech models used w/Macs.
	www.mikeindustries.com /blog/archive/2005/08/the-mouse-that-roared (4180 words)

	DVD Answer Man \| DVD Movies and Reviews \| The Mouse That Roared
		The Mouse That Roared was an earlier film for this great entertainer, who would better become known to fans as the clumsy inspector Jacques Clouseau in the Pink Panther movies including my favorite, A Shot In The Dark.
		The Mouse That Roared is no exception to this, these flecks show up throughout the movie, but aren't severe enough for those considering a purchase.
		The sound is a disappointment as it was left in its original mono, I would have thought that this adorable film would have at least warranted stereo.
	www.dvdanswerman.com /dvd/reviews/mfilm/mouseroar.html (484 words)

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	The Mouse That Roared (1959): Peter Sellers, Jean Seberg, Leo McKern - PopMatters Film Review
		Although made five years earlier at the same Shepperton Studios in England, The Mouse That Roared has many ingredients identical to Strangelove's -- Sellers in three corresponding roles (the bumbling queen, the conscientious soldier, the conniving politician), a nuclear threat, war, and political manipulation.
		But The Mouse That Roared is also evocative of a time when, even though the world was one itchy trigger finger away from annihilation, media resisted the kind of mean-spirited cynicism that serves as lifeblood for today's reality TV.
		Which is not to say everything was hunky-dory; five years later, Kubrick's version of the same consensual frenzy made clear that malice and ignorance were infinitely dangerous.
	www.popmatters.com /film/reviews/m/mouse-that-roared.shtml (1240 words)

	The Mouse that Roared (book, movie) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		It was based on the dust-jacket cover art for the hardcover first edition of "The Mouse that Roared".
		The arms are both described and illustrated in "Beware of the Mouse".
		One version of the paper-back edition of "The Mouse That Roared" had a dark red double-headed eagle on a white swallowtailed field.
	www.crwflags.com /fotw/flags/fic_mtr.html (314 words)

	Morphizm.com -- Strangelove Turns Sweet: The Mouse That Roared
		Although made five years earlier at the same Shepperton Studios in England, The Mouse That Roared has Strangelove's identical ingredients -- Sellers in three corresponding roles (the bumbling queen, the conscientious soldier, the conniving politician), a nuclear threat, war and political manipulation.
		But The Mouse That Roared is evocative of a time in cinema when, even though the world was one itchy trigger finger away from annihilation, the kind of mean-spirited cynicism that serves as lifeblood for almost every Reality TV show out there was far from ubiquitous.
		The Mouse That Roared may do many things, but, like I said, it does not bite.
	www.morphizm.com /recommends/film/mouse_roared.html (1600 words)

	The Mouse That Roared: Danger Mouse - RES Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Danger Mouse never set out to disrupt the equilibrium of copyright law that has governed the music business over the last several decades.
		Danger Mouse's The Grey Album didn't just catch fire with the public, it burned down the established principles some feel unfairly work against hip-hop and the techniques (sampling, namely) that guide the music.
		Danger Mouse will aim to rupture musical boundaries with his first solo album (sans rap partner Jemini, with whom he released the 26-inch EP and Ghetto Pop Life in April); expected next year, one hopes it will be as creatively fearless as The Grey Album.
	www.res.com /magazine/articles/themousethatroareddangermouse_2004-08-10.html (369 words)

	the mouse that roared
		The Mouse that Roared was founded in February 1999 and prevailed as a cutting-edge web development firm during the dot-com era and beyond.
		Despite the success of the business, we knew we were missing out on a large segment of the market due to our branding/identity.
		In April 2005, The Mouse that Roared became Foothill Media.
	www.mouseroar.com (99 words)

	The Mouse That Roared Movie Review at Hollywood Video
		The Mouse That Roared managed nary a squeak at the 1959 Oscars, which were dominated that year by such serious fare as Ben-Hur, Room at the Top, and The Diary of Anne Frank.
		If The Mouse That Roared has a campy feel, credit director Jack Arnold, who gave cinema lovers such tongue-in-cheek scare-fare as Creature from the Black Lagoon, Monster on the Campus, The Incredible Shrinking Man, Tarantula, and It Came from Outer Space.
		But The Mouse That Roared may stand as his most important film.
	www.hollywoodvideo.com /movies/movie.aspx?MID=969 (815 words)

	DVD.net : The Mouse That Roared - DVD Review
		The Mouse That Roared is a very light-hearted comedy, and offers quite a few laughs throughout its length.
		The Mouse That Roared was released in 1959, and thus allowances must be made with regards to the video and audio transfer.
		If it wasn’t for Peter Sellers, The Mouse That Roared would only be a very mediocre film, most probably lost in the murky depths of age.
	www.dvd.net.au /review.cgi?review_id=1899 (1188 words)

	IMDb user comments for The Mouse That Roared (1959) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		THE MOUSE THAT ROARED was Peter Sellers' first starring film, and he would succeed beyond all expectations.
		The one and only Sellers does a great job in all departments, the state of Grand Fenwick is expertly brought to the screen with a unique sense of humor, and this MOUSE still roars plenty loud even after forty some years.
		Well, "The Mouse That Roared" was a sort of prequel to that.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0053084/usercomments (1627 words)

	collision detection: The mouse that roared
		In the experiments, the stathmin-lacking mice wandered out into the centre of an open box, in defiance of the normal mouse instinct to hide along the box's walls to avoid potential predators.
		And to test learned fear, the mice were exposed to a loud sound followed by a brief electric shock from the floor below them.
		at November 21, 2005 4:17 PM 'brave' is a bit of a subjective interpretation of the observed mouse behavior.
	www.collisiondetection.net /mt/archives/2005/11/the_mouse_that.html (455 words)

	Amazon.com: The Mouse That Roared: DVD: Peter Sellers,Jean Seberg,William Hartnell,David Kossoff,Leo McKern,MacDonald ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In 1959, a hilarious Cold War-inspired film entitled "The Mouse that Roared" was produced about a fictional tiny country named "The Duchy of Grand Fenwick".
		Even after 46 years, "The Mouse that Roared" is still a hilarious and very entertaining film, and Peter Sellers did a superb job of portraying three very different characters.
		Overall, I rate "The Mouse that Roared" with 5 out of 5 stars.
	www.amazon.com /Mouse-That-Roared-Jack-Arnold/dp/B00009MEKJ (2393 words)

	The Mouse that Roared (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Ollie was in the rose garden, torturing a mouse.
		Shortly he emerged, badly pricked by the roses but holding an ailing mouse by the tail.
		We got to the fence, pursued by Ollie and Ted fired the mouse over the fence into the long, soft grasses.
	www.blakjak.demon.co.uk /stx_bev28.htm (268 words)

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