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The anagrams listed below are divided between words and phrases, names
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 active volcanoes, the -> cones evict hot lava
 admirer -> married
 anagrams -> ars magna (Latin for `great art')
 angered -> enraged (Kenneth, 3 Jan 1899, "The Ardmore Puzzler")
 animosity -> is no amity
 antique furniture stores -> are in quest of utter ruins
 apt -> pat (King Carnival, 1905, Philadelphia "Telegraph")
 artesian wells, the -> water's in all these
 astronomers -> moon starers (Farmers Almanac, 1821, "The Enigma")
 astronomical observations -> to scan a visible star or moon
 belligerents -> rebelling set
 blandishment -> blinds the man (Kee Pon, Dec 1917, "The Enigma")
 butterfly -> flutter-by
 cabaret -> a bar, etc. (Hoho, Dec 1941, "The Enigma")
 cafeteria, the -> fact: I eat here (Travv, Sept 1976, "The Enigma")
 caste -> a sect
 census enumerators, the -> these surname counters
 christmas tree -> search, set, trim
 circumstantial evidence -> actual crime isn't evinced
 clothespins -> so let's pinch
 cockroach, the -> cook, catch her
 committees -> cost me time
 compassionateness -> stamps one as so nice
 compulsory education law, the -> you must learn; police do watch
 considerate -> care is noted
 contemplation -> on mental topic
 contradiction -> accord not in it (E. Tyron)
 conversation -> voices rant on (Sam Weller, Dec 1898)
 countryside, the -> no city dust here
 debit card -> bad credit (Mike Morton)
 debutantes -> bud at teens (?, 1925, "Real Puzzles")
 decimal point, a -> I'm a dot in place (A. Chem, Aug 1928, "The Enigma")
 declaration -> an oral edict
 delicatessen -> ensliced eats (Anonyme, Oct 1921, "The Enigma")
 desegregation -> Negroes get aid (Pacifico, July 1956, "The Enigma")
 desperation -> a rope ends it
 detectives, the -> detect thieves
 diplomacy -> mad policy (Jemand, Jan 1916, "The Enigma")
 domesticated animal, a -> docile, as a man tamed it
 dormitory -> dirty room (TH, 2 May 1899, "Complications," in "Inter-Ocean")
 earthquakes, the -> that queer shake
 eleven plus two -> twelve plus one
 endearment -> tender name (Jo Mullins, 23 Sep 1899, "The Ardmore Puzzler")
 evangelist -> evil's agent
 eyes, the -> they see (Anonyme, 15 Jan 1896, "The Oracle")
 families -> life's aim
 fragile -> e.g., frail (Hi Kerr, June 1926, "The Enigma")
 gentleman, a -> elegant man (Nypho, Aug 1911, "The Enigma")
 gold and silver -> grand old evils
 greyhound -> hey, dog, run==== (King Carnival, Dec 1898, "The Enigma")
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 hibernated -> bear hit den (Viking, Mar 1934, "The Enigma")
 hibernates -> the bear's in
 hospital ambulance, the -> a cab, I hustle to help man
 hypochondriac -> cry "ohh, Doc ... pain" (Wabbit, Feb 1990, "The Enigma")
 incomprehensible -> problem in Chinese (Gemini, July 1929, "The Enigma")
 inconsistent -> n is, n is not, etc. (Wrong Font, Dec 1943, "The Enigma")
 indomitableness -> endless ambition
 insurance policies -> coin is in sure place
 lawyers -> sly ware
 long distance telephones -> toll gained on speech sent
 lost paradise, the -> Earth's ideal spot
 married man, the -> I'm her darn mate
 maternity hospital, the -> type that mothers ail in
 midnight -> dim thing
 mother-in-law -> woman Hitler (Nypho, Apr 1936, "The Enigma")
 national legislators -> a long senatorial list
 negation -> get a "no" in (Yercas, Dec 1926, "The Enigma")
 nudist colony, the -> no untidy clothes (Ellsworth, Oct 1933, "The Enigma")
 old masters -> art's models (Traddles, Dec 1898, "The Enigma")
 one's birthday suit -> this nudity so bare
 ordained minister, an -> I ranted, "Admire no sin===="
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 our father who art in heaven -> in woe, haven for a hurt heart
 parenthesis -> phrase set in
 pastorship -> parish post (Kea, Oct 1994, "The Enigma")
 pat -> tap
 paternal -> parental
 pittance -> a cent tip (Duke, June 1913, "The Enigma")
 point -> on tip
 prosecutors -> court posers
 protectionism -> nice to imports (Hercules, Feb 1928, "The Enigma")
 public art galleries, the -> large picture halls, I bet
 punishment -> nine thumps
 pyramids of Egypt, the -> thy prim tops defy age
 railroad train, the -> Hi==== I rattle and roar
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 received payment -> every cent paid me (D. C. Ver, 14 July 1897, "Golden  Days")
 relief pitcher, the -> fierce hitter? help==== (Larry, Nov 1974, "The Enigma")
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 remuneration -> our man earn it
 routine -> I, one rut
 seclusion -> close us in
 semaphore -> see arm hop
 semolina -> is no meal
 sentence of death, a -> faces one at the end
 seraglios -> girl oases (Ab Struse, Apr 1979, "The Enigma")
 sexual intercourse -> relax, enjoy coitus (Dmitri Borgmann, May 1974, "Word  Ways")
 shoplifter, a -> has to pilfer
 slotmachines -> cash lost in 'em
 snooze alarms -> Alas==== No more z's
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 soaring gun death -> a dangerous thing (Alan Stillson, May 2000)
 softheartedness -> often sheds tear s
 software -> swear of t
 statue of liberty -> built to stay free
 steward, a -> draws tea (Panache, July 1994, "The Enigma")
 stormy weather -> showery matter (Baful, July 1964, "The Enigma")
 stutterer, the -> utters "t-there" (Ulk, June 1992, "The Enigma")
 submarine -> buries man
 sunbathe -> heat buns (Double-H, Jan 1984, "The Enigma")
 tantrums -> must rant
 telephone girl, a -> repeating "hello"
 theological seminaries -> sole aim: teach religions
 therapeutics -> apt is the cure
 twinges -> we sting
 unconventionalities -> unite in novel actions (?, 1925, "Real Puzzles")
 upholsterers -> restore plush
 vacation times -> I'm not as active
 waitress -> a stew, Sir? (Osaple, July 1948, "The Enigma")
 wild oats -> sow it, lad (Remardo, Mar 1917, "The Enigma")
 the married man -> I'm her darn mate

 Alec Guinness -> genuine class (Dick Cavett)
 Anu Garg's home page -> a huge rampage song (Shama & Saif Patel)
 Armageddon -> mad god near (Fanacro, Oct 1973, "The Enigma")
 Christianity -> charity's in it (ALS, 1 Aug 1905, "The Ardmore Puzzler")
 Clint Eastwood -> old west action
 Conservative Party, the -> teacher in vast poverty
 Declaration of Independence, the -> co-penned edict held a nation free
 Disraeli -> I lead, Sir.
 Edison Incandescent Light -> connected inside thin glass
 Encyclopaedia Britannica, the -> a dictionary can be elephantic
 Episcopalianism -> claim a pope is sin
 Florence Nightingale -> Flit on, cheering angel
 George Bush -> he bugs gore (Mike Morton)
 George Herbert Walker Bush -> huge berserk rebel warthog (Mike Morton)
 Great New York Rapid Transit Tunnel, the -> giant work in street, partly  underneath
 H. M. S. Pinafore -> name for a ship (Mangie, Sept 1975, "The Enigma")
 Hilton, the -> hint: hotel
 Internet Anagram Server -> isn't re-arrangement rave?
 Leaning Tower of Pisa, the -> what a foreign stone pile====
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 Leroy Newton Gingrich -> yon right-winger clone
 Mac-Donalds -> clam and sod
 Margaret Hilda Thatcher -> a girl; the arch mad hatter
 Margaret Hilda Thatcher -> high-tech armada rattler
 Margaret Thatcher -> A charm tart, get her====
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 Margaret Thatcher -> that great charmer
 Martin Scorsese -> screen is a storm
 Mel Gibson -> big melons (Anagram Genius)
 Mel Gibson -> bong smile
 Mona Lisa, the -> a smile, no hat
 Morse Code, the -> here come dots
 Nancy Kerrigan -> grace 'n any rink (Tim De-Laney)
 Patrick Stewart -> a crap trek twist
 Presbyterian -> best in prayer ("the Masquerade", 1797-1802)
 Rocky Mountains -> O, man, ski country (Ruthless, Nov 1985, "The Enigma")
 Ronald Reagan -> a darn long era
 Ronald Wilson Reagan -> a long-insane warlord (Anagram Genius)
 Ronald Wilson Reagan -> insane Anglo warlord
 Ronald Wilson Reagan -> no, darlings, no ERA law (Mike Morton)
 Salman Rushdie -> read, shun Islam
 Secret Service of the United States, the -> these stout detectives ferret  each sin
 Ten Commandments -> can't mend most men
 Tom Cruise -> so I'm cuter
 Tony Blair, MP -> I'm Tory plan B
 Tonya Harding -> do an angry hit (Tim De-Laney)
 Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea -> Huge water tale stuns. End had you  tense.  (E.L. Benfer)
 U.S. Grant, R.E. Lee-> true generals (Ulk, 1997, "The Enigma")
 United States Bureau of Fisheries, the -> I raise the bass to feed us in the  future
 United States of America, the -> attaineth its cause, freedom
 U.S. Librart of Congress, the -> It's only for research bugs====
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 Virginia Bottomley -> I'm an evil Tory bigot
 Washington crosses the Delaware -> he saw his ragged Continentals row
 Western Union -> no wire unsent
 William Clinton -> I'm it, an ill clown
 William Jefferson Clinton -> firm clean fellow. Joint? Sin==== (William Schmidt)
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 William Jefferson Clinton -> jail Mrs Clinton: felon wife (Ward Hardman)

 "Absence makes the heart grow fonder." -> He wants back dearest gone from here.
 "Actions speak louder than words." -> Talk or airs cannot show up deeds.
 "A good name is better than great riches." -> Be not a hoarder; right acts  gain esteem.
 "A rolling stone gathers no moss." -> Stroller on go, amasses nothing.
 "Just because some of us can read and write and do a little math, that  doesn't mean we deserve to conquer the universe." -> A masquerade can co ver a sense of what is real to deceive us; to be unjaded and not lost, we must, then, determine truth.  (Vonnegut, Cory Calhoun)
 "Many a true word is spoken in jest." -> Men joke and so win trusty praise.
 "That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind." Neil A.  Armstrong -> A thin man ran; makes a large stride; left planet, pins fla g on moon==== On to Mars! (Steve Krakowski)
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 "The best things in life are free." -> Nail-biting refreshes the feet (Donald L. Holmes)
 "The check is in the mail." -> Claim "Heck, I sent it (heh)"
 "The end of the world is nigh====" -> Down this hole, frightened! (Donald L.  Holmes)
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 "To be or not to be: that is the question, whether tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune." -> In one of the Bard's best-thought-of tragedies, our insistent hero, Hamlet, queries on two fronts about how life turns rotten.  (Hamlet, Cory Calhoun)
 "Why shouldn't America go re-elect President Clinton in Ninety-Six?" -> He has a prime or cunning tendency to wildly solicit Internet sex.  (Cory Calhoun)
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