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Dorothy Blair was born in Bozeman, Montana, where her father was a local doctor. She graduated from Vassar in 1924. [5] Both Blair and Page worked as editors in the 1920s at Houghton Mifflin, where they met each other. [5] After living together in Boston, they moved to Abington, Connecticut, where they lived in a stone farmhouse from the 1800s. [5]
The Cat's Paw theory is a legal doctrine in employment discrimination cases that derives its name from the fable "The Monkey and the Cat," attributed to Jean de La Fontaine. In the fable, a cunning monkey persuades a naïve cat to retrieve chestnuts from a fire, with the cat ultimately burning its paws while the monkey enjoys the chestnuts. [1]
Cat's Paw Mussel, one of a few species of Epioblasma mussels; Catspaw, informal name of some species of the plant Anigozanthus (Haemodoraceae) Cat's Paw Nebula or Bear Claw Nebula, common names for NGC 6334; Cat's paw (wave), in Earth sciences, a pattern of shallow ripples (capillary waves) on the surface of water
A cat has captured the hearts of TikTok users with its flawlessly adorable paw print. In a sea of viral sensations, this feline has truly left its mark — literally. The video, which has racked ...
The Cat's-Paw is a 1934 comedy film starring Harold Lloyd and directed by Sam Taylor. It was Lloyd's seventh and final collaboration with Taylor and the fourth of his seven starring roles in sound. It was Lloyd's seventh and final collaboration with Taylor and the fourth of his seven starring roles in sound.
The Cat's-Paw: August 7, 1934 9157 ft. 102 minutes Sam Taylor Ezekiel Cobb Missionary turned Reformer Una Merkel Grace Bradley Accidentally elected mayor, naive reformer takes brunt of political machine. Oriental setting. 5 The Milky Way: March 25, 1936 8010 ft. 89 minutes Leo McCarey: Burleigh Sullivan Milkman turned Prizefighter Verree ...
The cat's owner might have to lift him up to his favorite nap spots, but he has plenty of toys and catnip to keep him occupied closer to the ground. When he's on pain medicine, he likely doesn't ...
The plant's common name is derived from the flower clusters which are thought to resemble the pads or toes of a cat's paw. [9] It is dioecious, but can also reproduce without fertilisation. It is found in groups which can be all-female colonies, all-male colonies, and also mixed colonies. The male plants have whiter flower heads than female plants.