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- "#t01# at the #ina.capitalizeAll#",
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- "#dt.capitalizeAll# Most Foul",
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- "#t01# at #h1##h2# #h3#",
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- "The Strange Case of #fname# #lname#",
- "The Odd Affair of #mnick# #lname#",
- "The #hair.capitalizeAll#-Haired #job.capitalizeAll#",
- "Hercule Poirot and the #adj.capitalizeAll# #job.capitalizeAll#",
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- "Black Coffee With #drug.capitalizeAll#",
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- "The #t001# #t01# of Lord #h1##h2#",
- "The #t001# #t01# at #h1##h2# #h3#"
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- "Vine",
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- "of some renown",
- "who believes in ghosts",
- "who suffers frequent headaches",
- "who collects Belgian miniature bronzes",
- "who drives an Alvis",
- "who enjoys nude modeling",
- "who gambled away the family fortune",
- "who indulges in Egyptian spirituality",
- "who is short on cash",
- "who is terrible at golf",
- "who is left-handed",
- "who fears 'white slavers' irrationally",
- "with a phobia of #weather.s#",
- "who smokes lackadaisically",
- "who thinks the bolshies are behind it all",
- "with a bizarre hat",
- "with very dark spectacles",
- "who wears a mysterious veil",
- "who wears a lot of flashy jewelry",
- "with a bad reputation",
- "with a gold tooth",
- "with a strong Australian accent",
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- "with very strong spectacles",
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- "who has been divorced seven times",
- "who uses a distinctive walking stick",
- "rumored to have pro-#nat# sympathies",
- "who moonlights as #job.a#",
- "who collects rare #clue.s#",
- "who knows a lot about #subj#",
- "who knows nothing about #subj#",
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- "who is bedridden",
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- "affectionate",
- "alcoholic",
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- "ambitious",
- "amusing",
- "analytical",
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- "asinine",
- "beautiful",
- "boastful",
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- "brave",
- "bumbling",
- "businesslike",
- "calm",
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- "capricious",
- "charming",
- "cheerful",
- "chivalrous",
- "churlish",
- "clumsy",
- "compulsive",
- "condescending",
- "confident",
- "courageous",
- "cowardly",
- "curious",
- "cynical",
- "deceptive",
- "decisive",
- "dependable",
- "determined",
- "disagreeable",
- "dishonest",
- "disorganised",
- "domineering",
- "eager",
- "eccentric",
- "elusive",
- "emotional",
- "enchanting",
- "energetic",
- "enthusiastic",
- "excitable",
- "fearful",
- "feverish",
- "flirtatious",
- "focused",
- "forgetful",
- "forthright",
- "fractious",
- "frank",
- "free-spirited",
- "garrulous",
- "generous",
- "gentle",
- "gloomy",
- "glum",
- "good-natured",
- "gregarious",
- "gullible",
- "happy",
- "haughty",
- "helpful",
- "high-strung",
- "honest",
- "imaginative",
- "impetuous",
- "impoverished",
- "impractical",
- "impulsive",
- "indecisive",
- "insincere",
- "inscrutable",
- "insecure",
- "intelligent",
- "irascible",
- "irrational",
- "irritable",
- "jealous",
- "judgmental",
- "kind",
- "knowledgeable",
- "lazy",
- "lively",
- "lofty",
- "loyal",
- "meddlesome",
- "meticulous",
- "modest",
- "moody",
- "myopic",
- "mysterious",
- "nervous",
- "neurotic",
- "nonsensical",
- "nosy",
- "optimistic",
- "otherworldly",
- "passionate",
- "patient",
- "perfectionist",
- "pernicious",
- "perpetually tardy",
- "persistent",
- "pessimistic",
- "pious",
- "pompous",
- "practical",
- "puzzling",
- "querulous",
- "quiet",
- "rational",
- "reliable",
- "repulsive",
- "restless",
- "romantic",
- "ruthless",
- "sarcastic",
- "scheming",
- "scrupulous",
- "secretive",
- "self-centered",
- "self-reliant",
- "self-sacrificing",
- "sensitive",
- "shrewd",
- "shy",
- "sophisticated",
- "spontaneous",
- "stoic",
- "strabysmic",
- "straightforward",
- "stubborn",
- "sullen",
- "supercilious",
- "superstitious",
- "tactless",
- "tempestuous",
- "thoughtful",
- "timid",
- "trustworthy",
- "uncertain",
- "unpleasant",
- "unreliable",
- "untidy",
- "untruthful",
- "vain",
- "vivacious",
- "wasteful",
- "wealthy",
- "weary",
- "whimsical",
- "witty",
- "zealous"
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- "city" : [
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- "Andover",
- "Ashby Pickard",
- "Basingstoke",
- "Bath",
- "Bath",
- "Belfast",
- "Birmingham",
- "Bishopstoke",
- "Blackpool",
- "Brighton",
- "Bristol",
- "Broadhinny",
- "Cambridge",
- "Cardiff",
- "Carlisle",
- "Coventry",
- "Coventry",
- "Croydon",
- "Datchett",
- "Derby",
- "Dorset",
- "Edinburgh",
- "Essex",
- "Exeter",
- "Fatleigh",
- "Frinton",
- "Gilling",
- "Glasgow",
- "Gloucester",
- "Grimsby",
- "Ipswich",
- "Isleworth",
- "Jarrow",
- "Kent",
- "Keswick",
- "Leeds",
- "Leicester",
- "Liverpool",
- "Malmesbury",
- "Manchester",
- "Nottingham",
- "Oxford",
- "Picklechurch",
- "Polgarwith",
- "Pulpit Rock",
- "Queensborough",
- "Reading",
- "Redburn",
- "Sheffield",
- "Southampton",
- "St. Looe",
- "Streatham",
- "Swansea",
- "Tadminster",
- "Tavistock",
- "Tooting",
- "Twickenham",
- "Whippingham",
- "Wimbledon",
- "Windermere",
- "York",
- "Zennor"
- ],
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- "beheaded",
- "bludgeoned with #clue.a#",
- "crushed in the skull with a quern",
- "defenestrated",
- "fed a poisoned crab paste sandwich",
- "fed herbicide-laced gruel",
- "given lethally dosed chocolates",
- "given a drink containing nicotine",
- "impaled with a javelin",
- "injected with morphine",
- "killed and stuffed into a trunk",
- "overdosed with cocaine",
- "overdosed with opium",
- "poisoned",
- "poisoned with snake venom",
- "poisoned with phosphorus liver capsules",
- "pushed down the stairs",
- "pushed off a cliff",
- "run over with a car",
- "shot",
- "shot with a rook rifle",
- "smothered",
- "stabbed",
- "strangled"
- ],
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- "behead",
- "blackmail",
- "blow a South American dart at, in order to kill",
- "bludgeon",
- "crush",
- "defenestrate",
- "drown",
- "feed gruel containing weed killer to",
- "feed a crab paste sandwich containing poison to",
- "give tonic containing strychnine to",
- "give #food# containing cyanide to",
- "give phosphorus liver capsules to",
- "give a #drink# containing nicotine to",
- "give lethally-dosed chocolates to",
- "inject morphine into",
- "inject tetanus bacteria into",
- "poison",
- "pull the carpet at the top of the stairs out from under",
- "put sleeping powder into the #drink# of, thereby killing",
- "put snake venom into the #drink# of, thereby killing",
- "throw a quern at",
- "run over",
- "shoot",
- "smother",
- "stab",
- "strangle",
- "submerge in an apple-bobbing tub to drown",
- "use a javelin to impale",
- "use a rook rifle to shoot",
- "use a fencing epee to stab"
- ],
- "actioning" : [
- "assassinating",
- "beheading",
- "blackmailing",
- "blowing a South American dart at, in order to kill",
- "bludgeoning",
- "crushing",
- "defenestrating",
- "drowning",
- "exploding",
- "feeding gruel containing weed killer to",
- "feeding a crab paste sandwich containing poison to",
- "giving tonic containing strychnine to",
- "giving #food# containing cyanide to",
- "giving liver capsules containing phosphorus to",
- "giving #drink# containing nicotine to",
- "giving lethally-dosed chocolates",
- "injecting morphine into",
- "injecting tetanus bacteria into",
- "poisoning",
- "pulling the carpet at the top of the stairs out from under",
- "putting sleeping powder into the #drink# of, thereby killing",
- "putting snake venom into the #drink# of, thereby killing",
- "throwing a quern at",
- "running over with a car",
- "shooting",
- "smothering",
- "stabbing",
- "strangling",
- "submerging in an apple-bobbing tub to drown",
- "using a javelin to impale",
- "using a rook rifle to shoot",
- "using a fencing epee to stab"
- ],
- "event" : [
- "antique auction",
- "archaeological dig",
- "birthday party",
- "bridge party",
- "Christmas dinner",
- "cocktail party",
- "Compagnons de la Branche d'Or awards ceremony",
- "concert",
- "dinner party",
- "educational lecture",
- "elite prep school awards ceremony",
- "film screening",
- "funeral",
- "gallery opening",
- "garden party",
- "golf tournament",
- "grand opening",
- "Guy Fawkes Night party",
- "Halloween party",
- "honor society induction",
- "horse race",
- "Italian rooftop garden wedding",
- "life-drawing class",
- "magic show",
- "masquerade ball",
- "New Year's party",
- "opera",
- "rose dedication ceremony",
- "seance",
- "sherry party",
- "tea party",
- "tennis match",
- "theatre premiere",
- "village fete",
- "wedding"
- ],
- "contest": [
- "debate",
- "flower show",
- "horse show",
- "horticultural exhibition"
- ],
- "while" : [
- "adjusting Hastings' crooked necktie",
- "reproaching Hastings for going on about #hastingstopic#",
- "arguing with a bank clerk about his balance",
- "arguing with his doorman Mr Dicker",
- "arguing with customs authorities at an Italian pier",
- "at the dentist",
- "avoiding Mrs Oliver's latest Sven Hjerson play",
- "bantering with his tailor at a suit fitting",
- "being mocked by a mediocre impressionist",
- "trapped in a remote Swiss chalet",
- "stuck on an island in a weight loss program",
- "building an elaborate house of cards",
- "celebrating the success of his latest case",
- "convincing an FBI agent the Mafia actually exists",
- "crashing a rooftop garden wedding",
- "criticising modern art",
- "dictating a telegram to Miss Lemon",
- "dining with his dentist",
- "dreading an upcoming voyage on the Queen Mary",
- "engaging in a game of Monopoly",
- "grousing at an unflattering mention in the papers",
- "getting his mail",
- "having a near-religious epiphany",
- "helping Miss Lemon find her misplaced keys",
- "ignoring Hastings' description of #hastingstopic#",
- "listening to Mrs Japp's relatives sing carols",
- "losing a bet with Hastings about a whodunit",
- "observing a world record attempt",
- "playing bridge",
- "avuncularly pointing out landmarks",
- "practicing conjuring tricks",
- "reading the newspaper",
- "rearranging his stamps in order of size",
- "recovering from a cold",
- "removing from his new gray suit a spot of grease",
- "satisfying Hastings' curiosity about a suspicious van",
- "scrutinising a statue of himself in a wax museum",
- "seeing Mrs Oliver's latest Sven Hjerson play",
- "shining his patent leather shoes",
- "singing Christmas carols in a chapel",
- "sitting outside, a blanket tucked up to his chin",
- "spraining his ankle at a posh seaside resort",
- "tactfully avoiding Japp's questions about the bidet",
- "teasing Miss Lemon about her filing system",
- "trimming his mustache",
- "walking around depressed in the rain",
- "wondering where to spend Christmas with his heat out"
- ],
- "bidet" : [
- "Poirot's broken bidet",
- "Vera Rossakoff's hoodwinking of Poirot"
- ],
- "hastingstopic" : [
- "the caiman he shot on the Orinoco",
- "a bland Wordsworth poem",
- "architecture",
- "an upcoming golf championship",
- "women's duplicity",
- "'dragging and combing'",
- "golf",
- "his days in the war",
- "his next investment scheme",
- "his pancreas",
- "his time in the Orient",
- "how much he understands women",
- "how to get paint out of his trousers",
- "Indian food",
- "love",
- "measuring cubic thingummys",
- "Poirot's broken bidet",
- "Rabindranath Tagore",
- "the workings of his new car",
- "Test cricket results",
- "the tournament he is organizing",
- "what to wear to the Victory Ball",
- "women"
- ],
- "gerund" : [
- "attending the opera",
- "betting on horses",
- "dancing",
- "dining",
- "drawing",
- "dropping the tea tray with a calamitous crash",
- "embroidering",
- "exploring",
- "flirting",
- "gambling",
- "gardening",
- "golfing",
- "hunting",
- "laughing",
- "making ill-advised investments",
- "mourning",
- "painting",
- "partying",
- "playing charades",
- "playing piano",
- "reading",
- "riding horses",
- "running errands",
- "sailing",
- "sculpting",
- "sewing",
- "singing",
- "sleeping",
- "taking photographs",
- "walking",
- "waltzing",
- "weeping",
- "writing letters"
- ],
- "people" : [
- "Australian lawyers",
- "Italian wedding guests",
- "Russian au pairs",
- "bumbling constables",
- "dozy layabouts",
- "elderly travelers",
- "enthusiastic cyclists",
- "foreign exchange students",
- "giggling parlormaids",
- "lively nuns",
- "lounge singers (or 'chantoozies')",
- "mischievous schoolboys",
- "mischievous schoolgirls",
- "music hall dancers",
- "naive Dutch backpackers",
- "orphaned children",
- "rowdy urchins",
- "street-corner preachers",
- "suspicious tramps"
- ],
- "drug" : [
- "cocaine",
- "heroin",
- "Veronal",
- "strychnine",
- "cyanide",
- "digitalis",
- "morphine",
- "arsenic",
- "hemlock"
- ],
- "special" : [
- "apple core",
- "commedia dell'arte costume",
- "stuffed caiman"
- ],
- "clue" : [
- "Belgian miniature bronze",
- "bit of French drawer chalk",
- "bottle of chaulmoogra oil",
- "box of boracic powder",
- "brooch",
- "bundle of liberty bonds",
- "candlestick",
- "Chinese puzzle box",
- "chocolate box",
- "cigarette case",
- "cigarette holder",
- "clock",
- "coat",
- "cufflink",
- "cup of coffee",
- "deck of cards",
- "glove",
- "gramophone record",
- "handkerchief",
- "hatpin",
- "#jewel# bracelet",
- "#jewel# necklace",
- "#jewel# ring",
- "jewelry box",
- "key",
- "letter",
- "letter opener",
- "manuscript",
- "mirror",
- "moustache comb",
- "music box",
- "newspaper clipping",
- "packet of sleeping powder",
- "painting",
- "pearl necklace",
- "photograph",
- "pince-nez",
- "pipe",
- "pom-pom",
- "revolver",
- "scrap of cloth",
- "seed packet",
- "shoe buckle",
- "snuffbox",
- "stamp",
- "syringe",
- "telegram",
- "train ticket",
- "typewriter",
- "violin",
- "walking stick",
- "wasp",
- "watch"
- ],
- "drug" : [
- "cocaine",
- "heroin",
- "Veronal",
- "strychnine",
- "cyanide",
- "digitalis",
- "morphine",
- "arsenic",
- "hemlock"
- ],
- "jewel" : [
- "amethyst",
- "diamond",
- "emerald",
- "lapis lazuli",
- "pearl",
- "opal",
- "ruby",
- "sapphire"
- ],
- "food" : [
- "Argentine cuisine",
- "blackberry crumble",
- "bowels in spit",
- "bread (toasted on one side only)",
- "brown Windsor soup",
- "calf brains fried in butter",
- "demi-kilo of most excellent chocolates",
- "exquisite Belgian chocolates",
- "Farley's-brand meat pie",
- "fillet de sole Normande",
- "flaming Christmas plum pudding",
- "full English breakfast",
- "jellied eels",
- "kedgeree",
- "kippers",
- "lemon sole poached in milk",
- "lemon syllabub",
- "omelette",
- "oysters",
- "rabbit cooked in the style of Liege",
- "rice souffle",
- "seed cake",
- "steak and kidney pudding",
- "tetras a l'anglois",
- "tournedos of beef",
- "two eggs of exactly the same size"
- ],
- "drink" : [
- "brandy",
- "champagne",
- "cocoa",
- "coffee",
- "creme de banane",
- "creme de cassis",
- "creme de menthe",
- "gin and ginger beer",
- "muscadet",
- "nettle water",
- "pink gin",
- "port",
- "sidecar",
- "tea",
- "tisane",
- "whiskey"
- ],
- "fruler" : [
- "Queen",
- "Prime Minister",
- "First Lady",
- "Empress",
- "Grand Duchess",
- "Princess",
- "Dame",
- "Viscountess",
- "Countess",
- "Baroness"
- ],
- "mruler" : [
- "King",
- "Prime Minister",
- "Emperor",
- "Chancellor",
- "Earl",
- "Duke",
- "Dauphin",
- "Archduke",
- "Kaiser",
- "Tsar",
- "Count",
- "Imperator",
- "Baron",
- "Viceroy",
- "Sultan",
- "Sheikh"
- ],
- "container" : [
- "armoire",
- "birdcage",
- "box",
- "coffin",
- "cupboard",
- "desk",
- "handbag",
- "hatbox",
- "rucksack",
- "safe",
- "Spanish chest",
- "traveling trunk"
- ],
- "wrong" : [
- "backwards",
- "broken",
- "forged",
- "upside-down"
- ],
- "veh" : [
- "airplane",
- "amphibious bus",
- "bicycle",
- "bus",
- "fishing boat",
- "horsedrawn carriage",
- "Italian sports car",
- "motorcycle",
- "opulent yacht",
- "police car",
- "racecar",
- "sailboat",
- "ship",
- "submarine",
- "taxi",
- "train",
- "tram",
- "trolleybus"
- ],
- "ona" : [
- "on an airplane",
- "on an amphibious bus",
- "on a bicycle",
- "on a bus",
- "on a fishing boat",
- "on a horsedrawn carriage",
- "in an Italian sports car",
- "on a motorcycle",
- "on an opulent yacht",
- "in a police car",
- "in a racecar",
- "on a sailboat",
- "on a ship",
- "on a submarine",
- "in a taxi",
- "on a train",
- "on a tram",
- "on a trolleybus"
- ],
- "ina" : [
- "airport",
- "apothecary",
- "art gallery",
- "bakery",
- "barn",
- "BBC radio station",
- "bookstore",
- "butcher",
- "car dealership",
- "car repair shop",
- "cheese shop",
- "chocolatier",
- "cigarette shop",
- "cinema",
- "coffeeshop",
- "cottage",
- "cricket stadium",
- "delicatessen",
- "factory",
- "fairground",
- "fencing club",
- "fishmonger",
- "florist",
- "folly",
- "greengrocer",
- "gymnasium",
- "hairdresser",
- "hangar",
- "hat shop",
- "hotel",
- "library",
- "lunatic asylum",
- "military club",
- "morgue",
- "museum",
- "newspaper office",
- "newsagent",
- "opera house",
- "opium den",
- "perfume shop",
- "photography shop",
- "posh gentlemen's club",
- "post office",
- "elite private girls' school",
- "pyramid",
- "race course",
- "restaurant",
- "riding school",
- "secretarial bureau",
- "summerhouse",
- "textile factory",
- "theatre",
- "train station",
- "vaguely Oriental nightclub",
- "zoo"
- ]
- }
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