Great cat metaphor: As clean as the inside of a cat's mouth. (Sylvia Plath?)
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	The cover drawing of the October 1, 1990 issue of The New Yorker showed a cross-section of the layers -- like geological strata --, of "stuff" beneath a Manhattan street: the electric conduits layer, the telephone wires layer, the subways layer, etc. Finally, just above bedrock, was: the lost cat toys layer.   From a National Film Board of Canada animated film about fire safety: There is a house fire, and everyone properly exits the building. But the cat stops just outside the door, for a moment, explaining (I quote from imperfect memory): "I think I will see if I can catch myself a mouse flambú."
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