I figured it must mean "liked by Americans," Karin, because I
assumed Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple would be on the list,
but when I checked, they weren't there. Sherlock Holmes is on
the list, though, so my theory still holds, unless Holmes is
somehow partly American, like Winston Churchill. Joy, whose
favorite sleuth right now is Kemal Kayankaya
Karin Montin asked:
> Does "America's" mean "American" or liked by
Americans?
RE:
>>Now, I'm getting a chance to incorporate my love
of crime fiction at
>>my day job. I'm a senior producer with NBC News
Productions, and
>>working on a project for NBC's new crime and
mystery channel, SLEUTH,
>>that may interest the list. The program is a 90
minute countdown of
>>the top 25 sleuths from film and tv, called
"America's Top Sleuths."
>>Some members of Rara Avis will be interviewed for
the program.
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