Author: Elizabeth Jewell
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There are several Elizabeth Jewells. Elizabeth Jewell the LibraryThing Author is the editor of New Oxford American Dictionary and some other lexical works, and the author of The U.S. Presidents Factbook. Another Elizabeth Jewell writes erotic fiction, and still a third Elizabeth Jewell publishes crossword books with Derek Jewell.
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There are several Elizabeth Jewells. Elizabeth Jewell the LibraryThing Author is the editor of New Oxford American Dictionary and some other lexical works, and the author of The U.S. Presidents Factbook. Another Elizabeth Jewell writes erotic fiction, and still a third Elizabeth Jewell publishes crossword books with Derek Jewell.
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