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6 total messages Started by Haynes Lee Mon, 01 Jan 1996 00:00
Canadian anagrams
#44
Author: Haynes Lee
Date: Mon, 01 Jan 1996 00:00
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Anagrams of 'Goods and Services Tax':

Gross index advocates.       Do crossings. Evade tax.
SOS! X-rated saving code.    Sex savaged sin doctor.
Exorcist savaged dons.       Seven-odd toxic ass rag.
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Anagrams of 'Free Trade Agreement':

Rearranged feet meet.    Regret tradename fee.
A red-green after meet.  Feared merge tear net.
Reentered gate frame.    Mad teenage ferreter.
Feared German teeter.    Red Reagan feet meter.
Fattened rear emerge.
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Anagram of 'Reform Party of Canada';
            Damn Tory fear of a crap.
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Anagrams of 'New Democratic Party':
And wept meritocracy.
Petty American crowd.
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Anagrams of 'Royal Canadian Mounted Police';

              Lend inane comical auto-parody.
              An aerodynamic lunatic poodle.
              Anti-cocaine or manually-doped?
              An economically darned utopia.
              Air one-and-only comical update
              Educationally Draconian poem.
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Anagrams of 'Canadian Security Intelligence Service':
             Necessitate deceivingly inane circular.
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Anagrams of 'Biographer Michael Coren':

Abhorrence empirical hog.   Abhorrence pig male choir.
Horrible chronic mega ape.  Anglophobic err chimerae.
Hire anarchic ego problem.  Eh! Lamborghini career cop.
Chamber ergo necrophilia.
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Anagrams of 'Canadian Bar Association':

A canonisation is a bad car.
Ciao! Draconian Satan bias.
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Anagrams of 'Innocent until proven guilty':

Conveniently lining up tutor.
Nicely not virulent gun-point.
Unloving tiny electron input.
Unloving in petty Lenin court.
Up conniving toiletry tunnel.
Outliving tunnel encryption.
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Anagram of 'Morningside with Peter Gzowski':

Right-wing doziness import week.
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Anagrams of "Report on Business":

Insert bonus prose.
Pensioners or bust.
Robust pensioners.
Sober prison tunes.
Top snob nurseries.
Snob neuroses trip.
Sure snob pointers.
Tenebrous prisons.
SOS! Obese print run.
Ten superior snobs.
R.O.B.: Spent neurosis.
R.O.B.: Inertness soup.
R.O.B.: Insert up noses.
R.O.B.: So pennies rust?
S.O.B.: Pennies or rust?
S.O.B.: Neuroses print.
S.O.B.: Prison tenures.
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Anagrams of 'Prime Minister Brian Mulroney';
 
Tory Leninism. Main premier rub. 
Tory bin-liner. Premium remains. 
Nubile imprisonment. Merry air. 
Bin-liner. Prisoner. Irate mummy. 
Imprison tiny liar. Number mere. 
Military prisoner number mine. (shurley number "nine"?) 
Preliminary member intrusion. 
Member insertion urinary limp. 
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Anagram of 'Frank by name. Frank by nature.'
           'Barren Funny Farm. Bent kayak.'
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Copyright 1996 by Haynes Lee, lee@g2.rmc.ca.
               http://www.rmc.ca~/lee/index.html
Re: Canadian anagrams
#40
Author: Ed Mundt
Date: Sun, 07 Jan 1996 00:00
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Haynes Lee...

Hmmm...

An eel says he.


Ed
Re: Canadian anagrams
#41
Author: Robert G. Cooke
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 1996 00:00
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Ed Mundt (mundte@cadvision.com) wrote:
: Haynes Lee...

: Hmmm...

: An eel says he.


: Ed

Sorry, Ed...only one 'a' in Haynes Lee.
Robert
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Robert _______________________________________________________
Robert G. Cooke		  	     robert.cooke@olc.else.net
ae513@torfree.net                  CookeR@cs.Clarke-inst.on.ca
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Re: Canadian anagrams
#42
Author: Robert G. Cooke
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 1996 00:00
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Ed Mundt (mundte@cadvision.com) wrote:
: Haynes Lee...

: Hmmm...

: An eel says he.


: Ed

Ale, he yens.

Robert
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Robert _______________________________________________________
Robert G. Cooke		  	     robert.cooke@olc.else.net
ae513@torfree.net                  CookeR@cs.Clarke-inst.on.ca
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Re: Canadian anagrams
#43
Author: Robert G. Cooke
Date: Tue, 09 Jan 1996 00:00
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Ed Mundt (mundte@cadvision.com) wrote:
: Haynes Lee...

: Hmmm...

: An eel says he.


: Ed


I know I'm flogging a dead horse, but:

       Ed Mundt:  tend mud.

Robert Cooke (boo cork tree, etc.)
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Robert _______________________________________________________
Robert G. Cooke		  	     robert.cooke@olc.else.net
ae513@torfree.net                  CookeR@cs.Clarke-inst.on.ca
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Re: Canadian anagrams
#39
Author: Ed Mundt
Date: Sun, 14 Jan 1996 00:00
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> I know I'm flogging a dead horse, but:
> 
>        Ed Mundt:  tend mud.
      
HA HA HA!!

THANKS, I LOVE IT!
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