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havoc aboard the aircraft, sabotaging the engine, messing around with the ... The 
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... says that the legend began in 1923 when a British navy pilot crashed into the 
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features. One ..... UFOs had not yet been coined. ... to describe their wartime 
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Question: Wartime British pilots coined this term for the goblins messing with their airplanes
Answer: Gremlins