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* [[Agatha Christie]]'s short story "The Rajah's Emerald" featured a mild-mannered clerk called "James Bond".
* Place example: Katherine Patterson, author of ''[[Bridge to Terabithia]]'' asserts she "just made up" the name of the kids' imaginary world, but she also acknowledges she did read [[C. S. Lewis|CS Lewis]]'s ''[[The Chronicles of Narnia]]'' growing up and thinks maybe she was subconsciously thinking of the island from the books, Terabi''n''thia.
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* In the frame story of ''[[Who Cut the Cheese?]]'' by Mason Brown, Cisco Systems' stock (CSCO) outperforms that of Sysco (SYY), and Lewis passes the blame for a miscommunication about which stock to buy to his boss.
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