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  1. Territorial Imperative -> The Territorial Imperative book by Robert Ardrey
  2. Dick Seed - "this holder of a PhD in nuclear physics from Harvard became famous in 1998 for his plan to clone a human being." [1]
  3. Terence Kilmartin - translator of Remembrance of Things Past
  4. Pike County Ballads and the Breadwinners -> works by John Hay
  5. Dehumanization of Art -- work by José Ortega y Gasset
  6. Lo Zuccone, Pumpkin-Head - sculpture by Donatello
  7. of Conscience - Michel de Montaigne essay
  8. Baal-Saphon, also Baal Saphon - An important center of Baal cult worship near Tanis in the northern Nile delta [2]
  9. Pidar -> Baals (also called Baal-Zephon (Saphon), Hadad, Pidar and Rapiu or Rapha
  10. Rapiu -> Baals (also called Baal-Zephon (Saphon), Hadad, Pidar and Rapiu or Rapha
  11. Mediocrity In Love Rejected -> poem by Thomas Carew
  12. Science and Human Behavior - B.F. Skinner book
  13. Jump Jive and Wail -> Jump Jive an' Wail Louis Prima song covered by Brian Setzer
  14. Dynamo and the Virgin - Henry Adams poem [3]
  15. Decomposable graph or triangulated graph - "A graph that has no cordless cycles of length greater than or equal 4, or equivalently, the reconstituted graph of a fully eliminated graph." [4]
  16. Lyophobic -> Lyophobic colloid
  17. Run of the Country - 1995 film
  18. Audessus De La Melee -> Au-dessus de la Mêlée, novel by Romain Rolland
  19. Lost Letter Technique -> Stanley Milgram experiment
  20. After the Bath: Woman Drying Her Feet - Painting by Degas
  21. Hernando De Talavera
  22. Border music -> maybe the novel?
  23. Vanity Fair (Drama Criti The New Yorker -- Drama Critic?
  24. W minus -> Boson?
  25. International Quiet Sun Year, IQSY (International Year of the Quiet Sun)
  26. International Hydrological Decade
  27. Daniel I
  28. a Reason To Love
  29. Gay Communist Gun Club - fictional SNL group
  30. Anthony Fe
  31. The Carnivores
  32. Luis Figo Raul
  33. Anthony Marceca
  34. Meter hurdle
  35. Campaneus
  36. Nicholas Rubinstein
  37. Na'sheema Hillmon
  38. Demon-Dream
  39. Patty's Place
  40. Breakaway Republics
  41. American Dream Town Center
  42. Last Part
  43. Company of Erkenbrand Lord of Westfold
  44. Harbors Alone
  45. Bombing To Win
  46. Nd Street
  47. the Passing Customer
  48. the Organization Man by William H. Whyte
  49. Religio Laici
  50. the Number
  51. Robert Holland Junior
  52. Yoshihiro Inoue
  53. Nat X
  54. Elegy for Jane by Theodore Roethke
  55. Hajiran
  56. Piero Calamai
  57. Kevin J
  58. Frieze of Life
  59. We'll to the Woods No More = Les Lauriers Sont Coup?S = The Bay Trees Are Cut by Édouard Dujardin
  60. the Triumph of the Egg by Sherwood Anderson
  61. Vil?M Mathesius
  62. Lalla Rookh? An Oriental Romance
  63. Sing-Along-a Sound of Music
  64. Besy
  65. the Hexapla -> work by Origen
  66. Notes Toward a Supreme Fiction -> Wallace Stevens poem
  67. Taconis oscillation
  68. thermoacoustic oscillation
  69. Cyclobutane thymine dimerization
  70. Putz-Head -> prob ref to when Alfonse M. D'Amato called Charles Schumer this
  71. Jocasta complex
  72. Metamagic Feats (D&D game terminology; appropriate?)
  73. Lawrence Kramer -> Larry Kramer?
  74. Touffe
  75. Vishnu Jejjala
  76. Free Tree
  77. Jacques Marie
  78. Ward in the Hospital at Arles, Courtyard of the Hospital at Arles by Vincent Van Gogh- it:Corsia dell'ospedale di Arles
  79. Painter and his Pug -> William Hogarth painting
  80. Sanguri
  81. Even Sung-Hua
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