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document.New.write.value += ("Correct Answer : " + "Both named after Red Indian tribes. The 16th century english 'noblemen' were called Mohocks (a corruption of Mohawks) and Parisian thugs are still called 'Apaches' - the Indians being thought of as the ultimate 'tough guys' back then." + "
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document.New.write.value += ("Correct Answer : " + "Cad" + "
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document.New.write.value += ("Correct Answer : " + "Touch wood" + "
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document.New.write.value += ("Correct Answer : " + "Plagiarism (Martial was sick and tired of this guy knocking off his best stuff without acknowledging any copyright, so he cursed him for 'freeing his slaves' - his words, like his slaves, were his property." + "
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document.New.write.value += ("Correct Answer : " + "Bowdlerize (the guy was Dr.Thomas Bowdler)." + "
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document.New.write.value += ("Correct Answer : " + "Blackmail. The norse word was Mal. The scots borrowed it from the French, mal still means 'bad' in French - cf. Malaise / Malady etc) and corrupted it to 'mail' - meaning protection money, hafta vasuli and what have you. The long suffering landowners, who had to cough up huge sums every month, soon came to call it Blackmail." + "
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document.New.write.value += ("Correct Answer : " + "Tycoon ... from Japanese 'Tai Kun' - 'Great Prince'. Similarly, we have 'Taipan' - 'Great Lord'. See James Clavell's Taipan, Noble House etc., for more info regarding feudal Japan." + "
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