Manx is a word that is used in several contexts. There is, for example, a Manx cat. Manx is also a Gaelic language. Things relating to the Isle of Man are often entitled Manx, for example Manx Radio.
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I had a Manx Siamese mix and I was not allergic to it. Is this possible?
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Manx Electricity Authority was created in 1984.
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"Any bobtail cat is tailless. Manx do not have any tails and cymric do not have any tails"
Neither do the American Bobtail, Japanese Bobtail or the Pixiebob breeds
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the Manx cat. The manx
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just in the isle of man but we use English now instead of Manx
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Manx cats do not have tails, although some may have a stub of a tail.
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No there is not. Who on earth told you that????
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The dominant trait of taillessness is called the Manx taillessness gene.
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Ian Anderson - Manx politician - died in 2005.
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Ian Anderson - Manx politician - was born in 1925.
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William Henry Gill has written:
'Manx national songs' -- subject(s): Folk songs, Manx, Manx Folk songs
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The main thing that distinguishes a manx cat from other breeds is its tail. A manx has a naturally short tail. It may be so short that it is almost non-existent, it may be a stubby bit of a tail, or the manx may have a tail that is about half the length of a normal cat's tail. Any of these variations makes a manx easy to recognize.
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David Anderson - Manx politician - was born on 1954-02-06.
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They are known for having no tail, though they can have stumpy tails or even longer. Only the tailless Manx is qualified to be shown.
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Manx is the adjective - 'He's Manx' Manxman or Manxwoman are the proper nouns ' He's a Manxman'
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The answer is Felis catus. All breeds of domestic cat, including the Manx, have the same scientific name.
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The cast of Manx Meister - 2010 includes: David Coulthard as himself
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