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Felineophile. I believe the technically correct term is an Ailurophile. Once when there were some cats that lived in my house and ate my food (I never "owned" them) someone knocked on the door but when she saw the cats she ran back down the path. She was a genuine Ailurophobe.
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The film was heavy propaganda and did contain quite a bit that wasn't true, like the night fighters. But it didn't mention what was true, like radar and the well structured control system that let the RAF defeat the
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