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Brandeis is a Jewish-founded university in Waltham, Mass., about nine miles west of Boston, named for Louis Dembitz Brandeis (1856-1941) the first Jewish Supreme Court justice.
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'''N.B.'''<br />
abbreviation for Latin ''nota bene'', i.e., "note well," stated before an important example or corollary point
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'''nystagmus'''<br />
talkativeness
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'''Halcion (still available in Canada, unbelievably, still)'''<br />
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'''bevelling'''<br />
Here meaning "smoothed out" and misspelled, beveling is the making of 45º angles where perpendiculars meet.
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'''Muscimole'''<br />
dimethylsulfoxide
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'''dickies'''<br />
DMZ is another made-up drug. M.P. is probably Michael Pemulis.
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'''"...Continental Controlled Substances Act of Y.T.M.P., O.N.A.N.D.E.A.'s hierarchy of analgesics/antipyretics/axiolytics..."'''<br />
There is no such act, obviously. Y.T.M.P. is [[Subsidized Time|Year of the Tucks Medicated Pad]]. The second acronym is Organization of North American Nations Drug Enforcement Agency. Analgesics are painkillers. Antipyretics are fever-reducing drugs, and anxiolytics are anxiety-reducing drugs.
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'''Quo Vadis'''<br />
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'''datum'''<br />
piece of information
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French: A person of terrible importance
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'''Q.v.'''<br />
Latin abbreviation for ''quod vide'' ("which see"), used to direct a reader elsewhere in a book. Here we are directed to...
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'''U.S.D.D.'''<br />
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'''suborn'''<br />
This isn't even close to Steeply's name.
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'''(1063-1066)'''
a character from [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0032910/ Pinocchio]
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[[Subsidized Time|Year of the Depend Adult Undergarment]]
more like "camphorated," i.e., contained camphor
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'''loamy'''<br />
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'''Orly'''<br />
Norbert Wiener (1894-1964) was an American mathematician. Georg Friedrich Bernhard Riemann (1826-1866) was a German mathematician. Friedrich Ludwig Gottlob Frege (1848-1925) was a German mathematician and logician. Green is probably George Green (1793-1841), English mathematician and physicist.
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