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					KW_PRD[KW_PRD.length] = 'History may have trouble fitting a square peg into a round hole, but it has no problem, changing a round object into a square one.  What we think of as Pandora\'s box is actually a jar (Greek word &quot;pithos&quot;). According to Hesiod, Pandora, like Eve, was the first woman ever created. She was very beautiful, extremely clever and a little too curious.  When she was given a large jar that contained all the world\'s evils, plagues, sorrows (as well as hope), she got very excited and opened the jar-letting out all of those terrible things in the world.  Only \'Hope\' stayed under the lid of the jar.  The jar didn\'t become a box until the 16th century when Erasmus of Rotterdam translated the myth of Pandora into Latin.  Nobody\'s perfect, and the intelligent Erasmus made a slip of the pen and the &quot;pithos&quot; became the Latin &quot;pyxis&quot;-meaning &quot;box.&quot; The mistranslation has endured ever since and has inspired countless pieces of art that show Pandora with a box instead of a jar.';
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