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Potter
1. (Helen) Beatrix. 1866--1943, British author and illustrator of children's animal stories, such as The Tale of Peter Rabbit (1902)
2. Dennis (Christopher George). 1935--94, British dramatist. His TV plays include Pennies from Heaven (1978), The Singing Detective (1986), and Blackeyes (1989)
3. Paulus. 1625--54, Dutch painter, esp of animals
4. Stephen. 1900--70, British humorist and critic. Among his best-known works are Gamesmanship (1947) and One-Upmanship (1952), on the art of achieving superiority over others


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Kitty, an administrative assistant for the Castaic Union School District, doesn't just putter around in the thorns.
A sporadic and less evident feature of the installation was the artist's habit of showing up in the gallery/workshop from time to time to putter around, as any self-respecting hobbyist would.
There are many other areas and subjects in which to putter around.
 
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