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Theme
* appear in tales.
* are films
  - ideas
  - tunes
* refers to the look or overall style of an application such as a web browser.
+ Water for Elephants: Books with circus settings :: 20th century American novels :: 2006 books :: English-language novels
  * Water for Elephants' is a novel by Sara Gruen. It was published in 2006 by Algonquin Books. The story is about a 23 year old Polish American orphan who joins a circus during the Great Depression. Themes are love and romance, murder, and cruelty to animals. The story was made into a 2011 movie starring Robert Pattinson, Reese Witherspoon, Christoph Waltz, Jim Norton, and Hal Holbrook.

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Topic
* are categories used to group mailing lists together
  - content
  - logical categories that are used to organize mailing lists
  - written by experts
* attract attention
  - considerable attention
  - much attention
* give lists.
* have elementary lessons
  - school lessons
  - middle school lessons
* include analyses
  - characteristics
  - conditions
  - descriptions
  - information
  - principles
  - synthesis
* provide descriptions
  - details
  - opportunity
  - overviews
* relate to nutrition
  - subjects
* studied by social psychologists include attitudes, prejudice, conformity, and aggression.
* to provide information.
  * is notable. Article was rewritten since the nomination. Marfi has created three articles, and all three have grammar and spelling issues.
  * Many topics have types of categories which usually apply to every article in the topic.

Wit
* S are undergraduates who respond to student writers in a collaborative environment.
* character's ingenuity, reasoning power and speed of thought.
* form of arousal.
* good heuristic for intelligence that people notice.
* is the epitaph of an emotion
  - kind of theatrical experience of which legends are made
  - wit, humor, liveliness of mind, fancy, genius, poetry itself, etc
* matter of the intellect, the instantaneous action of an elastic mind.

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Cartoon
* also possess personality, traits and attitudes.
* are a form of mental abstraction, the pictographic language of our time
  - cartoons, and they work on their own, by their own standards of excellence
  - colorful images which call attention to themselves
  - drawing
* are located in newspapers
  - television
  - motivated signs, or signs that look more or less like what they symbolize
  - part of publications
  - pictures
  - shows
  - wit
* is wit
* represent situations
  - typical situations
* show men
  - the way the average person lives and thinks
* survive as an art form and as journalism.
+ Okashina Okashi: Webcomics :: Science fiction :: LGBT
  * Okashina Okashi' is hosted on Comic Genesis, a free online provider of webcomics. Baird used his comics while teaching for Hess Educational Organization, an English education business in the Republic of China and Singapore. In Language Learning Games and Activities Volume 3 pg 14-15, edited by Gary Bosomworth and Sheryn Williams. Hess Educational Organization, 2005. He used 'Okashina Okashi' in the 'Create a Comic Project' when he volunteered to teach a free after-school youth literacy library event in New Haven, CT.McLoughlin, Pamela. Cartoons propel creative process. New Haven Register.