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Match.com and Mensa have joined up, making it easier than ever to find fellow geniuses to date.

This track is so confusing and multi-layered, it would take a team of Mensa members with Ph.D.s in Ebonics to decode.

Curtis put up on his MySpace page a fake certificate proclaiming himself a member of Mensa, leaving Dutschke outraged.

Sometimes the recess is rectangular instead of arched, and is then called by De Rossi sepolcro a mensa, or table tomb.

At the end opposite the entrance is a large sepolcro a mensa, in front of which is a dais elevated two steps.

Would not the discomfort of meals eaten with a companion who could swallow nothing justify a divorce a mensa?

Pone omnibus scitule appositis, ac mensa largiter instructa edere ceperunt, omniaque ingurgitauerunt.

In the Tripartite (Stokes, p. 251), menister seems to mean the paten, and mias (quasi mensa) the altar-table.