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• Tall tale
  ...d-1800s.<ref> ''SOED '' s.v. “tall II".</ref> In a wider sense, however, a tall tale is a specimen of mendacious literature, often a folk narrative, whether or ..., the account is likewise presented as true. It is a characteristic of the tall tale that it is told by a liar, not by a [[fallible narrator]]. While delimitati
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• Tall-tale
  #REDIRECT [[Tall tale]]
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• Tall tale/Definition
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• Tall-tale postcard
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• Tall tale/External Links
  ...ards] &mdash; a [[Flickr]] collection of scanned [[postcard]]s depicting [[tall tale]]s
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• Tall-tale postcard/Definition
  A [[postcard]] depicting a scene from a [[tall tale]].
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• Tall tale/Related Articles
  {{r|Tall tale postcard}}
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• Tall tale/External Links
  ...ards] &mdash; a [[Flickr]] collection of scanned [[postcard]]s depicting [[tall tale]]s
  158 bytes (22 words) - 19:07, 10 April 2010
• Tall-tale
  #REDIRECT [[Tall tale]]
  23 bytes (3 words) - 18:52, 10 April 2010
• Tall-tale postcard/Definition
  A [[postcard]] depicting a scene from a [[tall tale]].
  90 bytes (12 words) - 07:53, 1 May 2010
• Baron Munchausen/Related Articles
  {{r|Tall tale}}
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• Tall tale/Related Articles
  {{r|Tall tale postcard}}
  948 bytes (151 words) - 18:00, 1 May 2010
• Tall tale
  ...d-1800s.<ref> ''SOED '' s.v. “tall II".</ref> In a wider sense, however, a tall tale is a specimen of mendacious literature, often a folk narrative, whether or ..., the account is likewise presented as true. It is a characteristic of the tall tale that it is told by a liar, not by a [[fallible narrator]]. While delimitati
  8 KB (1,347 words) - 07:06, 17 May 2010
• Coffee/Bibliography
  | title = Starbucked: A Double Tall Tale of Caffeine, Commerce, and Culture
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• A Talent for Loving
  ...morous throughout and could be called a modern version of the [[Tall tale|tall tale]], or exaggerated story-telling, so typical of the 19-century [[American Ol
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• Diamond Jim Brady
  ...and their descriptions. It may be that this affection for the [[Tall tale|tall tale]], such as those about [[Paul Bunyon]], [[Davy Crockett]], and [[Mike Fink]
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• Archive:New Draft of the Week
  {{rpr|Tall tale}}
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• Baron Munchausen
  ...ame of Munchausen became a synonym for any form of exaggerated story or "[[tall tale]]." In [[medicine]], the term "[[Munchausen syndrome]]" came to refer to p
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