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Essay:Surprising Dates of Origin for Terms (view source)

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"dinosaur" - should be a form of "lizard"
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|an oppressive, unjustified influence of the past; this problem is not new, and led to the [[Rule Against Perpetuities]] in property law
 
|an oppressive, unjustified influence of the past; this problem is not new, and led to the [[Rule Against Perpetuities]] in property law
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|surprisingly late date of origin, the term means "terrifying lizard," which begs the question of why its real name of lizard is not used today
 
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