August 2014 Sorted

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First female mp

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Nancy Astor

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First female us president candidate

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Victoria woodhull

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Module crashed into moon deliberately

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Lunar prospector

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Pop star whose partner is simon konecki

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Adele

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Pop star whose toddler won damages

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Adele

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Lib dem mp controversial Gaza tweet?

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David ward

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Health sec from 97 and holborn mp?

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Frank Dobson

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Former labour director of public prosecutions

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Keir starmer

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Sochi snowboarder lost photos

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Jenny jones

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First British Olympian to win gold on snow

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Jenny jones

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Willem Alexander's queen?

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Maxima

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Back flipping commonwealth games netballers?

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Sasha and Kadeen Corbin

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Contemporary cottish classical violinist?

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Nicola benedetti

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Council area in docklands with controversial new floating homes?

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Newham

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Red shoe designer

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Christian louboutin

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Florence, as in machine, surname?

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Welch

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Motorway from m25 to Dover

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M20

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Motorway between m25 and stansted

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M11

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Tulisa surname

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Contostavlos

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Woodall and Constantine?

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Trinny and Susannah

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Brit cage fighter went out with jordan

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Alex Reid

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Plays gene hunt in life on mars

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Philip glenister

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Legendary NZ all rounder

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Richard Hadlee

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Spectator chairman?

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Andrew Neil

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Nme feminism married to tony parsons

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Julie burchill

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Danish pm?

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Helle thorning–Schmidt

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Danish pm married to whose son?

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Neil kinnock

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Ed miliband wife

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Justine Thornton

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Contemporary Cuban Ballet dancer

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Carlos Acosta

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Liz I court painter?

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Marcus gheeraerts

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Spads stand for?

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Special advisors

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New education sec

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Nicky Morgan

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'Good day to bury bad news' on 9/11

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Jo Moore

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New environment sec

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Liz truss

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Previous environment sec

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Owen Paterson

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Controversial special advisor to Gordon brown?

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Damian mcbride

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Chancellor until 93

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Norman Lamont

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P&o stands for?

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Peninsular and oriental

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New welsh sec

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Stephen crabb

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Un high commissioner for human rights

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Navil pillay

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FAA acronym?

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Federal aviation administration

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Palestinian presideng

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Mahmoud Abbas

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Palestinian pm

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Rami hamdallah

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New Indonesia president

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Joko widodo

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Indonesia presidential race loser

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Prabowo subianto

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Italian ferry? Near what island?

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Costa Concordia, giglio

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Philip green owns what shop?

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Top shop

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Kenyan 800m runner

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David rudisha

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Australian female cyclist

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Anna meares

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Australian female swimmer

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Alicia coutts

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Scottish male 200m breaststroke silver medallist

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Michael jamieson

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Scottish 400m hurdler female

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Eilidh child

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Female 100m olympic champ

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Shelly Ann Fraser pryce

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English make triathletes

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Alastair and Jonny brownlee

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Scottish female 400m individual medley swimmer

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Hannah Miley

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Male cyclist team and individual spring gold medal

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Jason Kenny

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Female cyclist team pursuit and omnium champ

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Laura trott

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British female cyclist gold team pursuit

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Jo rowsell

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British male backstroke holds wr in 50m

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Liam tancock

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Female Brit weightlifter not Zoe smith

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Michaela breeze

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Brit female butterfly and freestyle 50m

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Fran halsall

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Brit female boxing champ

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Nicola Adams

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England cricket coach

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Peter moores

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Oval sponsored by

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Kia

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England t20 captain

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Stuart broad

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Anderson pushed which Indian cricketer?

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Ravi jadeja

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Company run by churchill grandson Rupert soames?

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Serco

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Bolshoi director attacked with acid?

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Sergei filin

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St Petersburg ballet

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Mariinsky

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Bill of rights influenced by which writer

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John Locke

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SEAL acronym

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Sea air land

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Sang 'at last'

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Etta James

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Film set in metroville

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The incredibles

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Royal disease

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Haemophilia

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Last line of Casablanca

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Louis this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship

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Casablanca director

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Michael curtiz

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Main stars of Casablanca

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Bogart and Bergman

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Casablanca based on what book

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Everybody comes to rick's

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It happened one night and it's a wonderful life director

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Frank Capra

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Malayan 60s communist insurgent

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Chin peng

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Bible translated into English century?

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14th

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First black Victoria cross

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William hall

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Act of union year

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1707

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Brit king died of dysentery

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Stephen

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EFTA acronym and members

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European free trade association, Norway, Iceland, Switzerland, Liechtenstein

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Falsely convicted of 1970s pub bombings

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Guildford 4 and maguire 7

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Known as book of winchester

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Domesday book

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In the days of the Spanish New World Empire, the mainland of the North and South American continents enclosing the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico was referred to as the

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Spanish Main

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Uk's first nuclear weapons program

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Polaris

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Uk us 1962 treaty on nuclear weapons

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Nassau agreement

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Uk nukes were going to be usa's...

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Sky bolt

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Uk nuclear submarines 1960–94

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Resolution

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Uk nuclear submarines

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Vanguard

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Previously called sandwich islands

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Hawaii

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Sword used by William wallace

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Claymore

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Mayflower year

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1620

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George ii's son, and how did he die?

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Frederick louis hit by cricket ball

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Monarchy law in 1701

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Act of settlement

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Act of parliament before William and mart

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Bill of rights

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Where is Yale uni

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New haven Connecticut

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Iconic feminist 'we can do it' image

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Rosie the riveter

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Trade union action in 70s at film processing

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Grunwick dispute, mrs desai

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Played cpt Kirk in Star Trek

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William shatner

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Hikaru sulu in star trek

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George takei

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Facebook celebrities app

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Mentions

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Hard sell knife adverts

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Ginsu

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Hills south west of edinburgh

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Pentland

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Fingals cave which island

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Staffa

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Cobbled street in Shaftesbury Dorset

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Gold hill

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Gold hill advertised what and who directed ad

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Hovis, Ridley Scott

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Broad region including Edinburgh

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Lothian

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Fingals cave named after poem by

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James McPherson

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Fingals cave poet also created what

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James McPherson Ossian

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How many cities in uk

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69

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Mway London Brighton

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M23

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Mesozoic eras in order?

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Triassic Jurassic Cretaceous

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Royal mint where

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Llantrisant

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Football team at rugby park

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Kilmarnock

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Area south east of Winchester

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Twyford down

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North west wales county

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Gwynedd

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Nw Wales peninsula

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Llyn

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Small island with lighthouse nw wales

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Bardsey

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Mary queen of scots imprisoned which Scottish castle

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Loch leven

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Mqos husband

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Henry Stuart lord Darnley

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Mary qos dad

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James v of Scotland

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Mary qos 1st husband

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Francis

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Catholic Rebellion to depose Liz i

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Rising of the north

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Most east Thames bridge

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Dartford Thurrock crossing, qe2 bridge

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Grockle West Country

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Tourist

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Mway m4 to Bristol

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M32

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Lesbian Yorkshire town

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Hebden bridge

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North laine shopping district where

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Brighton

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Official monarch residence in Scotland

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Holyrood house

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17th century Scottish architect

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William Bruce

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He left his mark on London by single buildings, such as the Banqueting House, Whitehall, and in area design for Covent Garden square which became a model for future developments in the West End

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Inigo jones

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Mways meet west of heathrow

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4 and 25

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West yorks county town

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Wakefield

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Troon and turnberry county

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Ayrshire

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Ucl top art school

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Slade

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Director of Armageddon, pearl harbour, various horrors

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Michael bay

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1st commonwealth games host and year

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1930 Hamilton Canada

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Next commonwealth games

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Gold Coast

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Country features hat in flag

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Lesotho

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2nd city of Malawi

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Blantyre

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Victoria falls river

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Zambezi

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Monteverdi and Vivaldi profession

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Priest

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German for song

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Lied

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Indonesian musical styke

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Gamelan

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Chinese opera type

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Peking/Beijing opera

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Whose 8th symphony unfinished

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Franz Schubert

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Maori soprano

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Kiri te kanawa

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2nd symphony is resurrection symphony

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Gustav Mahler

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Who wrote wedding march

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Memdelssohn

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Who wrote bridal chorus

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Wagner

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Israeli American violinist with polio

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Itzhak Perlman

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had two distinct national lines of development, French (proceeding partly from the influence of Erik Satie and represented by Igor Stravinsky), and German (proceeding from the "New Objectivity" of Ferruccio Busoni and represented by Paul Hindemith.

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Neoclassicism

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First Viennese school?

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Haydn Mozart Beethoven, sometimes Schubert

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The members were:

Georges Auric (1899–1983)
Louis Durey (1888–1979)
Arthur Honegger (1892–1955)
Darius Milhaud (1892–1974)
Francis Poulenc (1899–1963)
Germaine Tailleferre (1892–1983)

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Les six

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Wedding march in which piece

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Midsummer nights dream

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Which composer became a monk in rome

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Franz Liszt

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Composed circus polka for elephants

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Stravinsky

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ballets Appalachian Spring, Billy the Kid and Rodeo, his Fanfare for the Common Man and Third Symphon

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Aaron Copland

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Legendary American female dancer and choreographer

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Martha graham

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Wrote voss and riders in the chariot

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Patrick white

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Composed scottish symphony

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Mendelssohn

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8th sonata pathetique?

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Beethoven

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Canadian 20th c pianist

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Glenn Gould

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Italian 16c masked theatre

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Commedia dell'arte

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John Hughes sets movies where

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Chicago

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reached the peak of his early career in the early 1940s, in such films as Alfred Hitchcock's Foreign Correspondent (1940), The More the Merrier (1943) directed by George Stevens, and two by Preston Sturges, Sullivan's Travels (1941), and The Palm Beach Story (1942).[6]

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Joel mccrea

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Female star of Sullivan's travels

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Veronica lake

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Film about Eleanor of Aquitaine, which stars?

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Lion in winter. Otoole henry, k Hepburn Eleanor, Hopkins Richard I

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Directed ghostbusters

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Ivan reitman

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40s and 50s comedians did 'who's on first'

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Abbott and Costello

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3d film produced by Warhol

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Flesh for Frankenstein

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Pearl harbour year

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1941

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Country's citizens banned from entering us from 1902

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China

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Apple 80s alternative to mac

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Lisa

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Old pointy shoe

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Sabaton

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Quebec separatist politician lost leg

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Lucien Bouchard

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Enuresis?

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Bed wetting

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Cremaster muscle where?

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Testes

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Men long jump record holder

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Mike Powell

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5k 10k men wr holder 04–08

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Kenenisa bekele

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Aztec underworld

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Mictlan

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Alecto, Megaera, Tisiphone

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Erinyes/furies

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Evil Slavic mythology woman

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Baba Yaga

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Jewish anthropomorphic doll, which rabbi created one?

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Golem, rabbi low

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Shield carried by Athena or Zeus

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Aegis

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Greek gods blood

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Ichor

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Who lived in jotunheim and muspell

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Norse giants

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Unicorn collective noun

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Blessing

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Deity sided with Trojans in Trojan war

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Aphrodite

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Agamemnon king of where

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Mycenae/Argos

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Agamemnon brother

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Menelaus

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Agamemnon wife

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Clytemnestra

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Odysseus's dog

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Argos

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What is a cailleach

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Divine hag in scots Irish mythology

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Greek goddess of strife

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Eris

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Dwarf planet in asteroid belt

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Ceres

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Most massive dwarf planet

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Eris

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Other dwarf planets

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Haumea, makemake

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Lady of the lake name

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Vivienne

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Arthur final battle

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Camlann

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Odins brothers

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Vili ve

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1st woman swim channel

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Gertrude Ederle

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King Arthur's spear

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Ron

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Curling broom name

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Besom

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New England nautical folk hero

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Captain stormalong

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national epic of Iran (Persia), Afghanistan (Khorasan), Tajikistan and the Persian–speaking world

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Shahnameh

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Kinich ahau

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Mayan sun god jaguar

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Mermaid based on what animal

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Manatee dugong

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Manatee dugong what family

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Sirenia

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Inca creator god

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Viracocha, son was inti

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Arab mythology fish that supports the earth

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Bahamut

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Illness named Greek 'purple pigment'

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Porphyria

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The usual list, from youngest to oldest is Aglaea ("Splendor"), Euphrosyne ("Mirth"), and Thalia ("Good Cheer")

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Charities Greek graces roman

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Pursued by the amorous Greek god Pan, she ran to a river's edge and asked for assistance from the river nymphs. In answer, she was transformed into hollow water reeds that made a haunting sound when the god's frustrated breath blew across them. Pan cut the reeds to fashion the first set of pan pipes

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Syrinx

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Paul Sheldon protagonist of which book

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Misery

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His most well–known act from that time is perhaps the 1971 performance piece Shoot, in which he was shot in his left arm by an assistant from a distance of about five meters with a .22 rifle

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Chris burden

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Lead singer of spinal tap

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David st hubbins

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Band wears eyeball masks

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The residents

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Separates Scotland and Orkney

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Pentland firth

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Cinque ports

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Hastings, new Romney, hythe, Dover, sandwich

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Open air museum in Durham

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Beamish

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McManus gallery city

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Dundee

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Salford peat bog

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Chat miss

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First mway service station in uk

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Watford gap

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Watford gap county

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Northamptonshire

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Architect of Watford Gap services and Art Deco odeon cinemas

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Harry weedon

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Russian foreign minister

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Sergei lavrov

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Unguja and pemba

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Zanzibar

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Cruel intentions adaptation of which booj

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Dangerous liaisons

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Prince Albert actual first name

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Francis

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'Father of the raf'

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Lord trenchard

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Founded great north run

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Brendan foster

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1830 France revolution month, two monarcgd

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July, Charles x, louis–Philippe

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French president 1848–70

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Louis Napoleon, Napoleon iii

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Enemy at the gates film set during

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Battle of Stalingrad

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French Protestants 16–17c, inspired by who

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Huguenots, john Calvin

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Musical based on la boheme, and who by

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Rent, jonathan Larson

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First Rodgers &h musical

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Oklahoma

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Protagonist of The show includes the well–known songs "If I Loved You", "June Is Bustin' Out All Over" and "You'll Never Walk Alone"

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Carousel, billy bigelow

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Musical with 'old red hills of home' and 'all that wasted time'

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Parade

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The musical dramatizes the 1913 trial of Jewish factory manager Leo Frank, who was accused and convicted of raping and murdering a thirteen–year–old employee, Mary Phagan.

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Parade

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Wrote Cinderella

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Charles Perrault

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The songs include 1960s–style dance music and "downtown" rhythm and blues. In 1962 Baltimore, Maryland, plump teenager Tracy Turnblad's dream is to dance on The Corny Collins Show, a local TV dance program based on the real–life Buddy Deane Show.[1

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Hairspray

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'Memory' in what musical

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Cats

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Cats musical based on

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Old possums book of practical cats by ts Eliot

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Longest running musical show

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Phantom of the opera

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'Getting to know you' and 'hello young lovers' musical

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King And I

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Grease leading characters

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Sandy Olsen Danny zuko

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Songs for a new world, parade, urban cowboy producer

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Jason Robert brown

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Wrote bridges of Madison county

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Robert James Waller

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made her Broadway debut in Three Sisters in 1973. She received the first of six (as of 2014) Tony Award nominations for the 1975 musical The Robber Bridegroom. She won the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her role as Eva Perón in the 1979 original Broadway production of Evita. In 1985, she played Fantine in the original London cast of Les Misérables and Moll in The Cradle Will Rock, winning the Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her work in both.

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Patti lupone

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Max Bialystok, Leo bloom feAture in

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The producers

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His most well known films include The Producers, The Twelve Chairs, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Silent Movie, High Anxiety, History of the World, Part I, Spaceballs and Robin Hood: Men in Tights.

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Mel brooks

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Originally titled Threes, its plot revolves around Bobby (a single man unable to commit fully to a steady relationship, let alone marriage), the five married couples who are his best friends, and his three girlfriends

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Company

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his most famous works include (as composer and lyricist) A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum, Company, Follies, A Little Night Music, Sweeney Todd, Sunday in the Park with George and Into the Woods. He also wrote the lyrics for West Side Story and Gyps

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Stephen Sondheim

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Tony award named after

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Antoinette perry

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Sky masterson Nathan Detroit which musical

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Guys and dolls

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best known for his scores for films produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios. His scores for The Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, and Pocahontas have each won him two Academy Awards. He also composed the scores for The Hunchback of Notre Dame, Hercules, Home on the Range, The Shaggy Dog, Enchanted, and most recently, Tangled and Mirror Mirror.

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Alan menken

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Sings 'memory'

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Griselda

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Broke through in 'seesaw'

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Tommy tune

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Gangs in west side story

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Sharks and jets

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Countries without decinal currency

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Madagascar Mauritania

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UPC bar code acronym

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Universe product code

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best known for two articles in particular: "The Nature of the Firm" (1937), which introduces the concept of transaction costs to explain the nature and limits of firms, and "The Problem of Social Cost" (1960

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Ronald coase

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Colonel sanders name

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Harland

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Built up mcd's

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Ray Kroc

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McDonald's brothers names

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Richard Maurice

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Bonnie and Clyde actors

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Warren Beatty Faye dunaway

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Zionist terrorist group post ww2

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Lehi

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Other name for Persian empire

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Achamenid

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Snp deputy

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Nicola sturgeon

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Unrecognised state within Azerbaijan

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Nagorno–karabakh

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Last hung in Britain

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Peter Allen, gwyne Evans

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A6 murderer

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James hanratty

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Drowned in butt of malmsey wine

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George Plantagenet, 1st Duke of Clarence

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Roman flavouring fish paste

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Garum

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Hunger games set where

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Panem

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Played Robin Hood and Marian in 2010 film

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Crowe, blanchett

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Film about falling in love with ai

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Her

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made her breakthrough with Robert Altman's Short Cuts (1993), followed by critically acclaimed performances in Vanya on 42nd Street (1994), and Safe (1995). Starring roles in the blockbusters Nine Months (1995) and The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) established her as a leading Hollywood actress. received considerable recognition in the late 1990s and early 2000s, earning Oscar nominations for Boogie Nights (1997), The End of the Affair (1999), Far from Heaven (2002), and The Hours (2002). Other notable film appearances include The Big Lebowski (1998), Magnolia (1999), Hannibal (2001), and Children of Men (2006

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Julianne Moore

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Mean girls based on book

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Queen bees and wannabes

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Directed wolf wall st

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Scorsese

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Adult rating of films in usa

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Nc–17

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a 2011 British drama film cowritten and directed by Steve McQueen, starring Michael Fassbender and Carey Mulligan. It was coproduced by Film4 and See–Saw Films. The film's explicit sexual scenes regarding sexual addiction resulted in it being rated NC–17 in the United States

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Shame

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MGM stands for

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Metro Goldwyn Mayer

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Protagonists and antagonists of transformers plus leaders

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Autobots led by Optimus prime, decepticons led by megatron

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Germany's president

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Joachim gauck

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King of Belgium

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Philippe

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Poet a Shropshire lad

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Ae Housman

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Graves of 'first and last' died in ww1

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St symphorien

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1st ww1 battle

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Mons

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Big nasa telescope 2018

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James Webb space telescope

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Guy disabled by Reagan bullet

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James Brady

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Founded Achaemenid empire

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Cyrus

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Dynasty built most of china great wall

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Ming

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Charlemagne dAd and brother

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Pepin the short, carloman

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Capital Spain before madrd

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Toledo

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1389 battle Turks Bt Serbs

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Kosovo

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Soviet leaders between Brezhnev and Gorbachev

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Yuri Andropov, Konstantin Chernenko, andrei Gromyko

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Acting russian leader thrice in 80s

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Vasili kuznetsov

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SALT stands for

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Strategic arms limitation talks

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'Epitaph to a dog' name of dog

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Boatswain

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Cheltenham gold cup winner 2014

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Lord Windermere

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Created c programming language and unix

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Dennis Ritchie

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author of one of the most influential books on human anatomy, De humani corporis fabrica (On the Fabric of the Human Body). is often referred to as the founder of modern human anatomy

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Andreas Vesalius

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Old area of Belgium and Netherlands

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Brabant

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Spanish king before golden age, also holy roman

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Charles I/v

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King and queen of spain

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Felipe vi, Letizia

Front 313

Czech decathlete won 2004 gold

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Roman sebrle

Front 314

Usa 10000m record holder man

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Galen rupp

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Womens heptathlon 1st and last

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100m hurdles, 800m

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88 92 heptathlete gold

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Jackie Joyner kersee

Front 317

Nigerian gold medallist, female long jump 96

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Chioma ajunwa

Front 318

Only man to throw javelin 100m

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Uwe hohn

Front 319

Javelin men gold 92 96 00, has 5 best throws ever

Back 319

Jan zelezny

Front 320

Female heptathlon gold04

Back 320

Carolina kluft

Front 321

Sport 'indoor bandy'

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Floorball

Front 322

After securing a position as the babysitter for Zappa's children, she at last found herself a few years later finding multiple opportunities to compare the drawing with the actual object.[3] She famously paired up as a friend to a lot of old school rockers, as well as with future sexual partners Mick Jagger, Jimmy Page, Keith Moon,[3][4] Nick St. Nicholas, Noel Redding, Chris Hillman, Gram Parsons, Waylon Jennings, and actors Brandon deWilde, Michael Richards, Woody Allen and Don Johnson.[2]

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Pamela des barres

Front 323

Marvin lee aday

Back 323

Meat loaf

Front 324

Meat loaf famous album

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Bat out of hell

Front 325

American pie singer

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Don McLean

Front 326

The "Classic 5" lineup: David Ruffin (bottom left), Melvin Franklin (top left), Paul Williams (top right), Otis Williams (bottom right), and Eddie Kendricks (center) c. 1965.

Back 326

Temptations

Front 327

Band wore red hats called energy domes

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Devo

Front 328

Composed pictures at an exhibition

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Modest Mussorgsky

Front 329

Played Billie Halliday in lady sings the blues

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Diana Ross

Front 330

Elp band stands for

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Emerson lake and Palmer

Front 331

Did music for Mario, Zelda etc

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Koji kondo

Front 332

Famous 70s synthesizer

Back 332

Moog

Front 333

Vincent David furnier

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Alice cooper

Front 334

stars Diana Ross as Tracy Chambers, a poor African–American woman who rises to become a popular fashion designer in Rome

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Mahogany

Front 335

Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Bernie Leadon, and Randy Meisner.

Back 335

Eagles

Front 336

Eagles formerly backing band for

Back 336

Linda ronstadt

Front 337

Tears of a clown song by

Back 337

Smokey Robinson and the miracles

Front 338

Jackson 5 first us no1 single

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I want you back

Front 339

Summertime blues 'first heavy metal song' by

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Blue cheer

Front 340

LSD cook in 60s

Back 340

Owsley Stanley

Front 341

Junior walker instrument

Back 341

Saxophone

Front 342

Had hit 'you light up my life'

Back 342

Debby Boone

Front 343

Burnt down in Beijing by Brits and French during 2nd opium war

Back 343

Summer Palace

Front 344

Cold War euphemism for the political demarcation between the Communist and capitalist and non–communist states of East Asia,

Back 344

Bamboo curtain

Front 345

Victory in hindi

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Vijay

Front 346

India Pakistan war 1999

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Kargil war

Front 347

Hural parliament of where

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Mongolia

Front 348

Women's World Cup 2015

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Canada

Front 349

Fictional Jeeves and Wooster fascists, leader

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Black shorts, Roderick Spode

Front 350

NZ born Irish scrum half

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Isaac boss

Front 351

Heineken cup first final

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Toulouse bt Cardiff in 1996

Front 352

This is the name of the magical reverse pass which Gregor gave to Gavin Hastings for Scotland to register a dramatic and famous last–minute 23–21 victory against France in Paris in 1995.

Back 352

Toonie flip

Front 353

Plays michelle fowler in eas tenders

Back 353

Susan tully

Front 354

Minder main characters

Back 354

Dennis waterman as terry McCann, George cole as arthur Daley

Front 355

Actresses brookside lesbian kiss

Back 355

Anna friel, Beth Nicola Stephenson

Front 356

Mike in the young ones

Back 356

Christopher Ryan

Front 357

Created inspector morse, played inspector morse

Back 357

Colin dexter, john thaw

Front 358

Dr who original planet

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Gallifrey

Front 359

Crossroads set what fictional village

Back 359

Kings oak

Front 360

The series centres on the life of five twentysomething law graduates embarking upon their careers while sharing a house in south London.
It is considered to be the definitive statement on twentysomething life in mid–90s 'Cool Britannia' London and is notable for its Britpop soundtrack and pushing of sex and drugs broadcasting boundaries of the time

Back 360

This life

Front 361

Played finchy

Back 361

Ralph ineson

Front 362

starred Leonard Rossiter, Frances de la Tour, Richard Beckinsale and Don Warrington.[4] Rossiter played Rupert Rigsby (originally Rooksby in the stage play): the miserly, seedy, and ludicrously self–regarding landlord of a run–down Victorian town house who rents out his shabby bedsits to a variety of tenants

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Rising damp

Front 363

Played 2nd dr who

Back 363

Patrick troughton

Front 364

Played jeremy and Margot lead better in good life

Back 364

Paul eddington, Penelope Keith

Front 365

Spitting image creators

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Peter Fluck, Roger Law and Martin Lambie–Nairn

Front 366

Porridge cell mate, warden, warden assistant

Back 366

Lennie godber, mr Mackay, mr barrowclough

Front 367

John Gibbs marshall

Back 367

John sessions

Front 368

Greco Persian wars final battle

Back 368

Salamis

Front 369

Athenian commander at end of Greco Persian wars

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Themistocles

Front 370

Sea battle at same time as Thermopylae

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Artemisium

Front 371

Historical region including athens

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Attica

Front 372

Thebes region

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Boeotia

Front 373

Separates peloponnese from mainland

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Corinth canal

Front 374

Resident alien ancient greece

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Metic

Front 375

Richest man in roman history, beat Spartacus, triumvirate with Pompey and caesar

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Crassus

Front 376

1st bearded roman emperor

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Hadrian

Front 377

Roman emperor 0ad

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Augustus

Front 378

Hannibal dad

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Hamilcar

Front 379

18–19c Danish archaeologist

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Christian jurgensen thomsen

Front 380

3age system archaeology

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Stone bronze iron

Front 381

a flat, thin, single–sided gold medal worn as jewelry that was produced in Northern Europe predominantly during the Migration Period of the Germanic Iron Age (including the Vendel era in Sweden). The term is also used for thin discs, especially in gold, to be sewn onto clothing in the ancient world, as found for example in the ancient Persian Oxus Treasure, and also later silver coins produced in central Europe during the early Middle Ages.

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Bracteate

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Indian empire 320–550 ce

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Gupta

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period in Europe from about 376 to 800 AD[2][3] during the transition from Late Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages. This period was marked by profound changes both within the Roman Empire and beyond its "barbarian frontier

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Migration period

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Roman emperor killed while weeing on road

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Caracalla

Front 385

seized power after the death of Emperor Pertinax in 193 during the Year of the Five Emperors.[5] invaded caledonia

Back 385

Septimus Severus

Front 386

Hodgson r speech impediment

Back 386

Rhotacism

Front 387

an old English Christmas tradition from Devon and Somerset, similar to that of the Yule log and related to the wassail tradition.

Back 387

Ashen ******

Front 388

Socrates wife

Back 388

Xanthippe

Front 389

Straight street through ancient rome

Back 389

Via del corso

Front 390

Argentina manager 86

Back 390

Carlos bilardo

Front 391

Premiership ball

Back 391

Nike ordem

Front 392

How many Punic wars

Back 392

3

Front 393

claims to promote "the restoration of classical Roman religion, culture, and virtues" and "shared Roman ideals" what state?

Back 393

Nova Roma, Maine

Front 394

Caesar beat who and said 'veni vidi vici'

Back 394

Pharnaces ii

Front 395

Argonaut Golden Fleece place

Back 395

Colchis

Front 396

Carthage in Phoenician

Back 396

Kart hadasht

Front 397

an ancient city located between Carthage in the south and Hippo Diarrhytus (now Bizerte) in the north, near the outflow of the Medjerda River into the Mediterranean Sea. It is traditionally considered to be the first colony founded by the Phoenicians in North Africa

Back 397

Utica

Front 398

Assassinated Cassius chaerea

Back 398

Caligula

Front 399

French dressing

Back 399

Vinaigrette

Front 400

mushmelon, rockmelon, sweet melon, Persian melon, spanspek

Back 400

Cantaloupe

Front 401

the prophesied redeemer of Islam who will rule for seven, nine or nineteen years (according to differing interpretations)[1] before the Day of Judgment (yawm al–qiyamah / literally, the Day of Resurrection)[2] and will rid the world of evil.[3]

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Mahdi

Front 402

Teachings of Mohammed

Back 402

Hadith

Front 403

Polish blue cheese

Back 403

Rokpol

Front 404

Mayu Yamamoto extracted vanilla flavour from what

Back 404

Cow dung

Front 405

Pasta e fagioli

Back 405

Pasta and beans

Front 406

an ethnic group mainly living in the U.S. state of Louisiana, consisting of the descendants of French–speaking exiles from Acadia in Eastern Canada

Back 406

Cajun

Front 407

Triple sec tastes like

Back 407

Orange

Front 408

Casablanca director

Back 408

Michael curtiz

Front 409

Main stars of Casablanca

Back 409

Bogart and Bergman

Front 410

It happened one night and it's a wonderful life director

Back 410

Frank Capra

Front 411

Brit king died of dysentery

Back 411

Stephen

Front 412

Previously called sandwich islands

Back 412

Hawaii

Front 413

Trade union action in 70s at film processing

Back 413

Grunwick dispute, mrs desai

Front 414

Played cpt Kirk in Star Trek

Back 414

William shatner

Front 415

Cobbled street in Shaftesbury Dorset

Back 415

Gold hill

Front 416

Broad region including Edinburgh

Back 416

Lothian

Front 417

Mway London Brighton

Back 417

M23

Front 418

Football team at rugby park

Back 418

Kilmarnock

Front 419

Area south east of Winchester

Back 419

Twyford down

Front 420

Mqos husband

Back 420

Henry Stuart lord Darnley

Front 421

Mary qos 1st husband

Back 421

Francis

Front 422

Most east Thames bridge

Back 422

Dartford Thurrock crossing, qe2 bridge

Front 423

Grockle West Country

Back 423

Tourist

Front 424

Mway m4 to Bristol

Back 424

M32

Front 425

Official monarch residence in Scotland

Back 425

Holyrood house

Front 426

Troon and turnberry county

Back 426

Ayrshire

Front 427

Next commonwealth games

Back 427

Gold Coast

Front 428

2nd city of Malawi

Back 428

Blantyre

Front 429

Victoria falls river

Back 429

Zambezi

Front 430

German for song

Back 430

Lied

Front 431

Chinese opera type

Back 431

Peking/Beijing opera

Front 432

Whose 8th symphony unfinished

Back 432

Franz Schubert

Front 433

Wedding march in which piece

Back 433

Midsummer nights dream

Front 434

Composed scottish symphony

Back 434

Mendelssohn

Front 435

Canadian 20th c pianist

Back 435

Glenn Gould

Front 436

Directed ghostbusters

Back 436

Ivan reitman

Front 437

40s and 50s comedians did 'who's on first'

Back 437

Abbott and Costello

Front 438

3d film produced by Warhol

Back 438

Flesh for Frankenstein

Front 439

Pearl harbour year

Back 439

1941

Front 440

Old pointy shoe

Back 440

Sabaton

Front 441

Men long jump record holder

Back 441

Mike Powell

Front 442

Aztec underworld

Back 442

Mictlan

Front 443

Alecto, Megaera, Tisiphone

Back 443

Erinyes/furies

Front 444

Shield carried by Athena or Zeus

Back 444

Aegis

Front 445

Agamemnon king of where

Back 445

Mycenae/Argos

Front 446

Agamemnon brother

Back 446

Menelaus

Front 447

Greek goddess of strife

Back 447

Eris

Front 448

Dwarf planet in asteroid belt

Back 448

Ceres

Front 449

Most massive dwarf planet

Back 449

Eris

Front 450

Other dwarf planets

Back 450

Haumea, makemake

Front 451

Arthur final battle

Back 451

Camlann

Front 452

Odins brothers

Back 452

Vili ve

Front 453

King Arthur's spear

Back 453

Ron

Front 454

Mermaid based on what animal

Back 454

Manatee dugong

Front 455

Arab mythology fish that supports the earth

Back 455

Bahamut

Front 456

The usual list, from youngest to oldest is Aglaea ("Splendor"), Euphrosyne ("Mirth"), and Thalia ("Good Cheer"). Greek and roman names

Back 456

Charities Greek graces roman

Front 457

Paul Sheldon protagonist of which book

Back 457

Misery

Front 458

Band wears eyeball masks

Back 458

The residents

Front 459

Separates Scotland and Orkney

Back 459

Pentland firth

Front 460

Open air museum in Durham

Back 460

Beamish

Front 461

Architect of Watford Gap services and Art Deco odeon cinemas

Back 461

Harry weedon

Front 462

Prince Albert actual first name

Back 462

Francis

Front 463

Founded great north run

Back 463

Brendan foster

Front 464

Enemy at the gates film set during

Back 464

Battle of Stalingrad

Front 465

French Protestants 16–17c, inspired by who

Back 465

Huguenots, john Calvin

Front 466

First Rodgers &h musical

Back 466

Oklahoma

Front 467

Wrote Cinderella

Back 467

Charles Perrault

Front 468

Longest running musical show

Back 468

Phantom of the opera

Front 469

Grease leading characters

Back 469

Sandy Olsen Danny zuko

Front 470

Songs for a new world, parade, urban cowboy producer

Back 470

Jason Robert brown

Front 471

Wrote bridges of Madison county

Back 471

Robert James Waller

Front 472

made her Broadway debut in Three Sisters in 1973. She received the first of six (as of 2014) Tony Award nominations for the 1975 musical The Robber Bridegroom. She won the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her role as Eva Perón in the 1979 original Broadway production of Evita. In 1985, she played Fantine in the original London cast of Les Misérables and Moll in The Cradle Will Rock, winning the Olivier Award for Best Actress in a Musical for her work in both.

Back 472

Patti lupone

Front 473

His most well known films include The Producers, The Twelve Chairs, Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Silent Movie, High Anxiety, History of the World, Part I, Spaceballs and Robin Hood: Men in Tights.

Back 473

Mel brooks

Front 474

Sky masterson Nathan Detroit which musical

Back 474

Guys and dolls

Front 475

Gangs in west side story

Back 475

Sharks and jets

Front 476

Countries without decinal currency

Back 476

Madagascar Mauritania

Front 477

UPC bar code acronym

Back 477

Universe product code

Front 478

Built up mcd's

Back 478

Ray Kroc

Front 479

McDonald's brothers names

Back 479

Richard Maurice

Front 480

Bonnie and Clyde actors

Back 480

Warren Beatty Faye dunaway

Front 481

Bay watch filmed where

Back 481

Venice beach

Front 482

New noël fielding show

Back 482

Luxury comedy

Front 483

Liberia president

Back 483

Ellen Johnson sirleaf

Front 484

Noah actor

Back 484

Russell Crowe

Front 485

Noah and black swan director

Back 485

Darren aronofsky

Front 486

Noah antagonist

Back 486

Ray win stone

Front 487

Men Olympic triple jump champ

Back 487

Christian Taylor

Front 488

400m hurdles 2010 commonwealth champ

Back 488

Dai Greene

Front 489

Commonwealth male squash champ 2010–14

Back 489

Nick matthew

Front 490

Mercedes drivers

Back 490

Hamilton rosberg

Front 491

Toe of itaky

Back 491

Calabria

Front 492

Nibali team

Back 492

Astana

Front 493

Streetcar named desire playwright

Back 493

Tennessee Williams

Front 494

Streetcar named desire set where

Back 494

New Orleans

Front 495

Phone hacker scored for wimbledon

Back 495

Glenn mulcaire

Front 496

Who had affair with Kimberley quinn

Back 496

David blunkett

Front 497

Sun gossip column

Back 497

Bizarre

Front 498

former editor of the Daily Mirror who had become a professor of journalism at City University, London

Back 498

Roy green slade

Front 499

Fracking stands for

Back 499

Hydraulic fracturing

Front 500

Feng shui translation

Back 500

Wind water

Front 501

Europe Ryder cup captain.

Back 501

Paul Mcginley

Front 502

No1 test cricket team as of 29.7.14

Back 502

South Africa

Front 503

Israel defence minister

Back 503

Moshe ya'alon

Front 504

First newspaper crossword

Back 504

Arthur wynne New York Times

Front 505

P/e in economics

Back 505

Price/earnings ratio

Front 506

Jailed russian oil magnate

Back 506

Mikhail khordokovsky

Front 507

Chinese eBay

Back 507

Alibaba

Front 508

Chinese google

Back 508

Baidu

Front 509

Previous Italian Tour de France champ

Back 509

Marco pantani

Front 510

Future bug problem year

Back 510

2038

Front 511

Italy allies ww2 armistice

Back 511

Cassibile

Front 512

Italian king during ww2

Back 512

Victor Emmanuel iii

Front 513

Hungarian currency 1927–46

Back 513

Pengo

Front 514

Queens horse drugs test

Back 514

Estimate

Front 515

New bob leader

Back 515

Adam walker

Front 516

Berlusconi prostitute

Back 516

Karima el mahroug/ruby the heartstealer

Front 517

Bosnian Serb war criminal

Back 517

Ratko mladic

Front 518

Chicago mayor

Back 518

Rahm Emmanuel

Front 519

Big tobacco sued for $23.6bn

Back 519

R j Reynolds

Front 520

Ex military dictator of panama

Back 520

Manuel Noriega

Front 521

Panama dictator in what video game

Back 521

Call of duty black ops ii

Front 522

Southern Chinese province with island

Back 522

Hainan

Front 523

Commonwealth cycling team pursuit

Back 523

Wiggins, Steven Burke, Ed Clancy, and Andy Tennant

Front 524

Dell olio last boyfriend

Back 524

Trevor nunn

Front 525

Wrote score for Matilda

Back 525

Tim minchin

Front 526

Played gollum, King Kong, Caesar in dawn of planet apes

Back 526

Andy serkis

Front 527

Aldi founder dies

Back 527

Karl Albrecht

Front 528

Last caliph 1924

Back 528

Abdulmecid ii

Front 529

Isis leader

Back 529

Abu bakr al baghdadi

Front 530

Mohammed death year

Back 530

632

Front 531

First 4 caliphs after Mohammed

Back 531

Rashidun

Front 532

Caliphate before ottoman

Back 532

Umayyad, Abbasid

Front 533

Declared seat of isis

Back 533

Raqqa, Syria

Front 534

Mohammed's Meccan tribe

Back 534

Quraysh

Front 535

Wheeled suitcase inventor

Back 535

Bernard sadow then Robert Plath

Front 536

German finance minisuer

Back 536

Wolfgang schauble

Front 537

Prince George middle names

Back 537

Alexander louis

Front 538

Supreme Court justice???

Back 538

Clarence Thomas

Front 539

Egypt pm

Back 539

Ibrahim mahlab

Front 540

Golf career grand slam winners

Back 540

Ben hogan, gene Sarazen, player Nicklaus woods

Front 541

Elly Jackson and ben langmaid which band?

Back 541

La roux

Front 542

Early 20c russian violinist

Back 542

David oistrakh

Front 543

Watson come here I want to see you

Back 543

First telephone conversation

Front 544

Black square russian artist

Back 544

Kazimir Malevich

Front 545

The mirror crack'd which detective

Back 545

Miss marple

Front 546

Wine city in iran

Back 546

Shiraz

Front 547

Iran religious capital built 550bc

Back 547

Persepolis

Front 548

Iran city 'half of the world'

Back 548

Isfahan

Front 549

Standing stones on outer hebrides

Back 549

Callanish

Front 550

Bret maverick star

Back 550

James garner

Front 551

Rockford files star

Back 551

James garner

Front 552

Ladies who lunch singer married to john bay

Back 552

Elaine stritch

Front 553

Us company owned by john Malone bought virgin media and bid for itv

Back 553

Liberty global

Front 554

Microsoft chief

Back 554

Satya nadella

Front 555

City 'fear index'

Back 555

Vix

Front 556

'Britains favourite brand' ahead of john Lewis and bbc iplayer

Back 556

Aldi

Front 557

Company that owns hbo, bid for by 21c fox

Back 557

Time warner

Front 558

Tesco old and new ceo

Back 558

Philip Clarke, dave Lewis

Front 559

Tescos founder

Back 559

Jack Cohen

Front 560

Owned 200 papers, head of Heinz, Ireland first billionnaire

Back 560

Tony o'reilly

Front 561

Malay flight numbers

Back 561

370, 17

Front 562

Cma acronym

Back 562

Competition and markets authority

Front 563

Christian grey in film?

Back 563

Jamie dornan

Front 564

Anastasia Steele actress

Back 564

Dakota Johnson

Front 565

Us attorney general ???

Back 565

Eric holder

Front 566

Philippines president after Marcos

Back 566

Benigno Aquino

Front 567

Israeli newspaper

Back 567

Haaretz

Front 568

Sean bean latest us series

Back 568

Legends

Front 569

Italy pm

Back 569

Matteo renzi

Front 570

Chairman of the us joint chiefs of staff

Back 570

Martin Dempsey

Front 571

Large silver city Bolivia

Back 571

Potosi

Front 572

Bolivian ethnic group

Back 572

Aymara

Front 573

Measure of economic equality from 0 to 1

Back 573

Gini co efficient

Front 574

Former head of China security and legal

Back 574

Zhou yongkang

Front 575

When women wee, the vodka diaries by who

Back 575

Rachel hirons

Front 576

Arrival of Queen of Sheba composer

Back 576

Handel

Front 577

Smoke on the water by

Back 577

Deep purple

Front 578

The Brazilian song by

Back 578

Genesis

Front 579

Chief inspector of schools

Back 579

Michael wilshaw

Front 580

Provide energy to cells

Back 580

Mitochondria

Front 581

Soviets shot down plane in 1983

Back 581

Korean air lines flight 007

Front 582

Derogatory Arab word for Christian

Back 582

Nazarene

Front 583

Paris jewish suburb

Back 583

Sarcelles

Front 584

Substance in inhalers

Back 584

Corticosteroid

Front 585

New defence secretary

Back 585

Michael Fallon

Front 586

Peaches geldof husband

Back 586

Thomas Cohen

Front 587

Sky cycling coach

Back 587

Dave brailsford

Front 588

primary British main battle tank of the post–World War II period

Back 588

Centurion

Front 589

Chilean Marxist president 70–73

Back 589

Salvador Allende

Front 590

Shakespeare in love scripted by

Back 590

Tom Stoppard

Front 591

Shakespeare in love with

Back 591

Violet de Lesseps

Front 592

Jason's lover commits infanticide play

Back 592

Medea by Euripides

Front 593

In court of Charles ii, abducted Elizabeth mallett, dandy libertine subject of 'blazing star'

Back 593

John wilmot earl of Rochester

Front 594

Nicholas cage latest film, Texan forester

Back 594

Joe

Front 595

The rock real name

Back 595

Dwayne Johnson

Front 596

Wes Anderson latest film, protagonist played by

Back 596

Grand Budapest hotel, gustave, ralph fiennes

Front 597

Dorothea tanning married which artist

Back 597

Max Ernst

Front 598

Winter holiday book by

Back 598

Arthur ransome

Front 599

Barefoot in the park play by

Back 599

Neil Simon

Front 600

The good companions book by

Back 600

JB Priestley

Front 601

Film where white woman marries Sydney Poitier

Back 601

Guess who's coming to dinner

Front 602

Japanese after work red lantern sake bars

Back 602

Izakaya

Front 603

Menorca capital

Back 603

Mahon

Front 604

Menorca 2nd town

Back 604

Ciutadella

Front 605

Hungarian wild horse

Back 605

Przewalski's horse

Front 606

Eleuthera island where

Back 606

Bahamas

Front 607

Kon tiki guy

Back 607

Thor Heyerdahl

Front 608

First black woman Olympic gold, event

Back 608

Alice coachman high jump

Front 609

Glaxosmithkline ceo

Back 609

Andrew witty

Front 610

RB pharma stands for

Back 610

Reckitt benckiser

Front 611

Russia largest car maker

Back 611

Avtovaz

Front 612

Rosneft chairman

Back 612

Igor sechin

Front 613

Bp CEO

Back 613

Bob Dudley

Front 614

Khordokovsky company

Back 614

Yukos

Front 615

Built up bear stearns

Back 615

Alan Greenberg

Front 616

OECD stands for

Back 616

Organisation for economic cooperation and development

Front 617

Arrested anchor of 'economic news' in China

Back 617

Rui chenggang

Front 618

Israel operation rescue Uganda 1976

Back 618

Entebbe

Front 619

India richest man

Back 619

Mukesh ambani

Front 620

Satirical german political party

Back 620

Martin sonneborn's 'die partie'

Front 621

Chief inspector of prisons

Back 621

Nick hardwick

Front 622

Colombia president

Back 622

Juan Manuel santos

Front 623

Western region of china, ethnic group

Back 623

Xinjiang, Uighur

Front 624

Enola gay type of plane

Back 624

B29

Front 625

Axel kicillof finance minister of where

Back 625

Argentina

Front 626

Buenaventura wheee

Back 626

Colombia

Front 627

FARC guerrillas from where

Back 627

Colombia

Front 628

Where was ban on handguns overturned

Back 628

District of Columbia

Front 629

California governor

Back 629

Jerry brown

Front 630

Usa most popular real estate listings site, rival just bought

Back 630

Zillow, trulia

Front 631

Banco Espirito Santo country

Back 631

Portugal

Front 632

Who wrote book minority report

Back 632

Philip k dick

Front 633

Bieber ex, star of come and get it

Back 633

Selena Gomez

Front 634

Other name for Persian empire

Back 634

Achamenid

Front 635

Snp deputy

Back 635

Nicola sturgeon

Front 636

Unrecognised state within Azerbaijan

Back 636

Nagorno–karabakh

Front 637

Last hung in Britain

Back 637

Peter Allen, gwyne Evans

Front 638

Drowned in butt of malmsey wine

Back 638

George Plantagenet, 1st Duke of Clarence

Front 639

Roman flavouring fish paste

Back 639

Garum

Front 640

Hunger games set where

Back 640

Panem

Front 641

Played Robin Hood and Marian in 2010 film

Back 641

Crowe, blanchett

Front 642

Mean girls based on book

Back 642

Queen bees and wannabes

Front 643

Protagonists and antagonists of transformers plus leaders

Back 643

Autobots led by Optimus prime, decepticons led by megatron

Front 644

Germany's president

Back 644

Joachim gauck

Front 645

King of Belgium

Back 645

Philippe

Front 646

Poet a Shropshire lad

Back 646

Ae Housman

Front 647

Founded Achaemenid empire

Back 647

Cyrus

Front 648

1389 battle Turks Bt Serbs

Back 648

Kosovo

Front 649

3 Soviet leaders between Brezhnev and Gorbachev

Back 649

Yuri Andropov, Konstantin Chernenko, andrei Gromyko

Front 650

SALT stands for

Back 650

Strategic arms limitation talks

Front 651

Created c programming language and unix

Back 651

Dennis Ritchie

Front 652

Old area of Belgium and Netherlands

Back 652

Brabant

Front 653

Spanish king before golden age, also holy roman

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Charles I/v

Front 654

Czech male decathlete won 2004 gold

Back 654

Roman sebrle

Front 655

Womens heptathlon 1st and last

Back 655

100m hurdles, 800m

Front 656

Javelin men gold 92 96 00, has 5 best throws ever

Back 656

Jan zelezny

Front 657

Meat loaf famous album

Back 657

Bat out of hell

Front 658

Band wore red hats called energy domes

Back 658

Devo

Front 659

Composed pictures at an exhibition

Back 659

Modest Mussorgsky

Front 660

Played Billie Halliday in lady sings the blues

Back 660

Diana Ross

Front 661

Vincent David furnier

Back 661

Alice cooper

Front 662

Eagles formerly backing band for

Back 662

Linda ronstadt

Front 663

Jackson 5 first us no1 single

Back 663

I want you back

Front 664

Junior walker instrument

Back 664

Saxophone

Front 665

Cold War euphemism for the political demarcation between the Communist and capitalist and non–communist states of East Asia,

Back 665

Bamboo curtain

Front 666

Heineken cup first final

Back 666

Toulouse bt Cardiff in 1996

Front 667

Minder main characters

Back 667

Dennis waterman as terry McCann, George cole as arthur Daley

Front 668

Mike in the young ones

Back 668

Christopher Ryan

Front 669

Created inspector morse, played inspector morse

Back 669

Colin dexter, john thaw

Front 670

Dr who original planet

Back 670

Gallifrey

Front 671

Crossroads set what fictional village

Back 671

Kings oak

Front 672

Porridge cell mate, warden, warden assistant

Back 672

Lennie godber, mr Mackay, mr barrowclough

Front 673

Greco Persian wars final battle

Back 673

Salamis

Front 674

Sea battle at same time as Thermopylae

Back 674

Artemisium

Front 675

Thebes region

Back 675

Boeotia

Front 676

Separates peloponnese from mainland

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Corinth canal

Front 677

1st bearded roman emperor

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Hadrian

Front 678

18–19c Danish archaeologist

Back 678

Christian jurgensen thomsen

Front 679

3age system archaeology

Back 679

Stone bronze iron

Front 680

Roman emperor killed while weeing on road

Back 680

Caracalla

Front 681

seized power after the death of Emperor Pertinax in 193 during the Year of the Five Emperors.[5] invaded caledonia

Back 681

Septimus Severus

Front 682

Hodgson r speech impediment

Back 682

Rhotacism

Front 683

Argonaut Golden Fleece place

Back 683

Colchis

Front 684

Carthage in Phoenician

Back 684

Kart hadasht

Front 685

Assassinated by Cassius chaerea

Back 685

Caligula

Front 686

Teachings of Mohammed

Back 686

Hadith

Front 687

Pasta e fagioli

Back 687

Pasta and beans

Front 688

Vivian liperto and June carter married to

Back 688

Johnny cash

Front 689

What year Black Tuesday

Back 689

1929

Front 690

Director of fifth element, subway, leon

Back 690

Luc besson

Front 691

Wrote Adam bede

Back 691

George Eliot

Front 692

2013 Nobel literature

Back 692

Alice Munro

Front 693

Wrote the autobiography of Alice b Toklas

Back 693

Gertrude stein

Front 694

She holds the record for most comets discovered by an individual.

Back 694

Carolyn shoemaker

Front 695

She rose to fame in the 1960s with films such as Barbarella and Cat Ballou and, with interruptions, has appeared in films ever since. She has won two Academy Awards, an Emmy Award and seven Golden Globe Awards (including 3 special awards) among many other accolades. She announced her retirement from acting in 1991, but returned to film in 2005 with Monster in Law, and later Georgia Rule, released in 2007.

Back 695

Jane Fonda

Front 696

Death of a salesman by

Back 696

Arthur miller

Front 697

best–known books, Ficciones (Fictions) and The Aleph (El Aleph)

Back 697

Jorge Luis Borges

Front 698

Lady in portrait of a lady

Back 698

Isabel archer

Front 699

Princess author of heptameron

Back 699

Marguerite of Navarre

Front 700

first French monarch of the House of Bourbon

Back 700

Henry iv

Front 701

Countries with bourbon monarchs

Back 701

Spain Luxembourg

Front 702

Isak Dinesen better known as, most famous book

Back 702

Karen blixen, out of Africa

Front 703

Plane hijack money USA

Back 703

Db cooper

Front 704

When is thanksgiving

Back 704

4th thurs in November

Front 705

Mother of pearl

Back 705

Nacre

Front 706

Tacoma where

Back 706

Near Seattle, Washington

Front 707

Seattle area

Back 707

Puget sound

Front 708

used as placeholder names for a party whose true identity is unknown or must be withheld in a legal action, case, or discussion.[1] The names are also used to refer to a corpse or hospital patient whose identity is unknown. This practice is widely used in the United States and Canada, but is rarely used in other English–speaking countries including the United Kingdom itself, from where the use in a legal context originates.

Back 708

John Doe

Front 709

is a hair styling technique in which hot curling tongs are used to induce a curl into the hair.

Back 709

Marcelling

Front 710

clients included both leftwing and rightwing terrorists, war criminals, and militants, including Holocaust denier Roger Garaudy, Nazi war criminal Klaus Barbie (1987),[1] and international terrorist Ilich Ramírez Sánchez a.k.a. Carlos the Jackal (1994). In 2002, offered to represent former Serbian President Slobodan Milošević, although Milošević declined any legal advice from any pa

Back 710

Jacques verges

Front 711

Khmer Rouge brother #2

Back 711

Ieng sary

Front 712

Ilich Ramírez Sánchez

Back 712

Carlos the jackal

Front 713

12 years a slave protagonist

Back 713

Solomon northup

Front 714

Mary Celeste captain

Back 714

Benjamin Briggs

Front 715

Hudson castaway painting by

Back 715

John collier

Front 716

El Salvador Marshall Islands castsway

Back 716

Jose alvarenga

Front 717

remembered in medieval and Icelandic saga sources as having founded the first Norse settlement in Greenland

Back 717

Erik the red

Front 718

L'anse aux meadows famous for

Back 718

Vinland

Front 719

Fernão Lopes (died 1545) was the first known permanent inhabitant of

Back 719

St Helena

Front 720

Henry viii pope

Back 720

Clement vii

Front 721

1913 voyage ended wrangel island

Back 721

Karluk

Front 722

It was widely adopted as a high–energy food by Europeans involved in the fur trade and later by Arctic and Antarctic explorers, such as Robert Falcon Scott and Roald Amundsen.

Back 722

Pemmican

Front 723

Sea above Bering strait

Back 723

Chukchi

Front 724

the easternmost settlement in Russia and the whole of Eurasia. is also the closest Russian settlement to the United States.

Back 724

Uelen

Front 725

Three great Siberian rivers

Back 725

Ob, yenisei, Lena

Front 726

southernmost island of the world.

Back 726

Berkner island

Front 727

a city in the Peruvian Andes located near a gold mine.[1] It is the highest elevation human habitation in the world

Back 727

La rinconada

Front 728

Honshu Hokkaido strait, tunnel

Back 728

Tsugaru, seikan

Front 729

The most remote city with a population in excess of one million

Back 729

Auckland

Front 730

The most remote city with a population in excess of 500,000

Back 730

Honolulu

Front 731

northernmost point of the British Isles, lying immediately 600 m north of Muckle Flugga and 1.8 miles (2.9 km) north of the island of Unst

Back 731

Out stack

Front 732

peninsula in Caithness, on the north coast of Scotland, that includes the most northerly point of the mainland of Great Britain. The point, known as

Back 732

Dunnet head Easter head

Front 733

most northerly settlement in the United Kingdom

Back 733

Skaw

Front 734

Deepest known cave on earth

Back 734

Krubera/voronya

Front 735

In 1969 he became the first man fully recognized for walking to the North Pole, on the 60th anniversary of Robert Peary's famous, but disputed, expedition.[1] He was described by Sir Ranulph Fiennes as "the greatest polar explorer of our time

Back 735

Wally herbert

Front 736

Eustache Dauger

Back 736

Man in the iron mask

Front 737

Green children appeared where

Back 737

Woolpit

Front 738

He was responsible for the Western epic The Treasure of the Sierra Madre,

Back 738

B traven

Front 739

Rosa Luxembourg accomplice

Back 739

Karl liebnecht

Front 740

counter–intelligence program initiated by the United States Army Signal Intelligence Service (a forerunner of the National Security Agency) that lasted from 1943 to 1980.[1] The program attempted to decrypt messages sent by Soviet Union intelligence agencies, including its foreign intelligence service and military intelligence services

Back 740

Venona project

Front 741

3rd–century Queen of the Palmyrene Empire in Syria, who led a famous revolt against the Roman Empire

Back 741

Zenobia

Front 742

Played Lucy in I love Lucy

Back 742

Lucille ball

Front 743

Rko pictures stands for

Back 743

Radio Keith Orpheum

Front 744

was a Scottish–born Australian author, teacher, journalist, politician and leading suffragist. In 1897 she became Australia's first female political candidate after standing (unsuccessfully) for the Federal Convention held in Adelaide. Called the "Greatest Australian Woman" by Miles Franklin and given the nomenclature of "Grand Old Woman of Australia' on her eightieth birthday, was commemorated on the Australian five–dollar note issued for the Centenary of Federation of Australia.

Back 744

Catherine spence

Front 745

Canadian women's rights activist, jurist, and author. In 1916, she became the first female magistrate in Canada, and in the British Empire. She is best known for her contributions to Canadian feminism, specifically to the question of whether women were "persons" under Canadian law.

Back 745

Emily murphy

Front 746

Legendary royal ballet English ballerina

Back 746

Margot Fonteyn

Front 747

Queen of jazz

Back 747

Ella Fitzgerald

Front 748

She was the first non–royal female head of state and head of government in the Western Hemisphere in modern times.

Back 748

Isabel peron

Front 749

nicknamed Mama Africa, was a Grammy Award–winning South African singer and civil rights activist.

Back 749

Miriam makeba

Front 750

Her novel The Good Earth was the best–selling fiction book in the U.S. in 1931 and 1932 and won the Pulitzer Prize in 1932. In 1938, she was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature "for her rich and truly epic descriptions of peasant life in China and for her biographical masterpieces."

Back 750

Pearl s buck

Front 751

In addition to being both Iceland and Europe's first female president, she was the world's first democratically elected female head of state.

Back 751

Vigdis finnbogadottir

Front 752

the modern world's first female head of government

Back 752

Srimavo Bandaranaike

Front 753

the longest–running number–one song in U.S. chart history

Back 753

One sweet day by mariah Carey and boyz ii men

Front 754

18th number–one single in the United States, more than any other solo artist

Back 754

Mariah Carey

Front 755

Anna Mae bullock

Back 755

Tina turner

Front 756

Anne bronte other novel

Back 756

Agnes grey

Front 757

Afi voted top female Hollywood star

Back 757

Katherine Hepburn

Front 758

Elite hotel, luxury liner singer

Back 758

Emmylou Harris

Front 759

someone who supports a centralized Republic, with power made at the national level in contemporary usage. At its inception during the French Revolution, the term was popularly applied to all supporters of left–wing revolutionary opinions.

Back 759

Jacobin

Front 760

Liliuokalani last monarch where

Back 760

Hawaii

Front 761

In December 1918, she was the first woman elected to the British House of Commons, though she did not take her seat

Back 761

Constance markiewicz

Front 762

American tennis player, the winner of nine Grand Slam singles titles in the early 1950s. In 1953, she became the first woman to win all four Grand Slam tournaments during the same calendar year.

Back 762

Maureen Connolly

Front 763

Other two stars of singing in the rain

Back 763

Debbie Reynolds, Donald o'Connor

Front 764

1913 us flood

Back 764

Great Dayton

Front 765

Chief Justice of us

Back 765

John Roberts

Front 766

Philippines president after Marcos

Back 766

Benigno Aquino

Front 767

Large silver city Bolivia

Back 767

Potosi

Front 768

Bolivian ethnic group

Back 768

Aymara

Front 769

Former head of China security and legal

Back 769

Zhou yongkang

Front 770

When women wee, the vodka diaries by who

Back 770

Rachel hirons

Front 771

Arrival of Queen of Sheba composer

Back 771

Handel

Front 772

The Brazilian song by

Back 772

Genesis

Front 773

Chief inspector of schools

Back 773

Michael wilshaw

Front 774

Provide energy to cells

Back 774

Mitochondria

Front 775

Derogatory Arab word for Christian

Back 775

Nazarene

Front 776

Substance in inhalers

Back 776

Corticosteroid

Front 777

New defence secretary

Back 777

Michael Fallon

Front 778

Peaches geldof husband

Back 778

Thomas Cohen

Front 779

Sky cycling coach

Back 779

Dave brailsford

Front 780

Shakespeare in love with

Back 780

Violet de Lesseps

Front 781

Nicholas cage latest film, Texan forester

Back 781

Joe

Front 782

The rock real name

Back 782

Dwayne Johnson

Front 783

Wes Anderson latest film, protagonist played by

Back 783

Grand Budapest hotel, gustave, ralph fiennes

Front 784

Dorothea tanning married which artist

Back 784

Max Ernst

Front 785

Film where white woman marries Sydney Poitier

Back 785

Guess who's coming to dinner

Front 786

Menorca capital

Back 786

Mahon

Front 787

Menorca 2nd town

Back 787

Ciutadella

Front 788

Hungarian wild horse

Back 788

Przewalski's horse

Front 789

Eleuthera island where

Back 789

Bahamas

Front 790

First black woman Olympic gold, event

Back 790

Alice coachman high jump

Front 791

Rosneft chairman

Back 791

Igor sechin

Front 792

Bp CEO

Back 792

Bob Dudley

Front 793

Khordokovsky company

Back 793

Yukos

Front 794

OECD stands for

Back 794

Organisation for economic cooperation and development

Front 795

Arrested anchor of 'economic news' in China

Back 795

Rui chenggang

Front 796

India richest man

Back 796

Mukesh ambani

Front 797

Satirical german political party, who runs it

Back 797

Martin sonneborn's 'die partie'

Front 798

Chief inspector of prisons

Back 798

Nick hardwick

Front 799

Colombia president

Back 799

Juan Manuel santos

Front 800

Western region of china, ethnic group

Back 800

Xinjiang, Uighur

Front 801

Where was ban on handguns overturned

Back 801

District of Columbia

Front 802

California governor

Back 802

Jerry brown

Front 803

Usa most popular real estate listings site, rival just bought

Back 803

Zillow, trulia

Front 804

Banco Espirito Santo country

Back 804

Portugal

Front 805

Who wrote book minority report

Back 805

Philip k dick

Front 806

X

Back 806

X

Front 807

Wrote the autobiography of Alice b Toklas

Back 807

Gertrude stein

Front 808

Countries with bourbon monarchs

Back 808

Spain Luxembourg

Front 809

Isak Dinesen better known as, most famous book

Back 809

Karen blixen, out of Africa

Front 810

Plane hijack money USA

Back 810

Db cooper

Front 811

When is thanksgiving

Back 811

4th thurs in November

Front 812

Mother of pearl

Back 812

Nacre

Front 813

Tacoma wgeee

Back 813

Near Seattle, Washington

Front 814

12 years a slave protagonist

Back 814

Solomon northup

Front 815

1913 voyage ended wrangel island

Back 815

Karluk

Front 816

the easternmost settlement in Russia and the whole of Eurasia. is also the closest Russian settlement to the United States.

Back 816

Uelen

Front 817

Three great Siberian rivers

Back 817

Ob, yenisei, Lena

Front 818

Green children appeared where

Back 818

Woolpit

Front 819

Rosa Luxembourg accomplice

Back 819

Karl liebnecht

Front 820

Played Lucy in I love Lucy

Back 820

Lucille ball

Front 821

Rko pictures stands for

Back 821

Radio Keith Orpheum

Front 822

Legendary royal ballet English ballerina

Back 822

Margot Fonteyn

Front 823

Queen of jazz

Back 823

Ella Fitzgerald

Front 824

Anna Mae bullock

Back 824

Tina turner

Front 825

Anne bronte other novel

Back 825

Agnes grey

Front 826

Afi voted top female Hollywood star

Back 826

Katherine Hepburn

Front 827

Elite hotel, luxury liner singer

Back 827

Emmylou Harris

Front 828

someone who supports a centralized Republic, with power made at the national level in contemporary usage. At its inception during the French Revolution, the term was popularly applied to all supporters of left–wing revolutionary opinions.

Back 828

Jacobin

Front 829

Liliuokalani last monarch where

Back 829

Hawaii

Front 830

Other two stars of singing in the rain

Back 830

Debbie Reynolds, Donald o'Connor

Front 831

He is known for his overland crossing of what is now Canada to reach the Pacific Ocean in 1793. This was the first east to west crossing of North America north of Mexico and predated the Lewis and Clark expedition by 10 years.

Back 831

Alexander Mackenzie

Front 832

Raleigh armada ship

Back 832

Ark royal

Front 833

Irish navigator saint

Back 833

Brendan

Front 834

most associated with the search for the source of the Nile and the discovery and naming of Lake Victoria

Back 834

John hanning Speke

Front 835

famous for having named Venezuela, which he explored during his first two expeditions, for having been the first European to visit Guyana, Colombia, and Lake Maracaibo, and later for founding Santa Cruz (La Guairita).

Back 835

Alonso de ojeda

Front 836

First black woman in congress

Back 836

Shirley Chisholm

Front 837

Sang me and bobby mcgee

Back 837

Janis Joplin

Front 838

Green Party leader

Back 838

Natalie Bennett

Front 839

Edinburgh train station

Back 839

Waverley

Front 840

Ny ticker tape parades where

Back 840

Broadway

Front 841

Mount McKinley native name

Back 841

Denali

Front 842

Most populous landlocked nation

Back 842

Ethiopia

Front 843

Largest uninhabited island

Back 843

Devon Island

Front 844

one of the world's most active volcanoes[2] and the largest active volcano in New Zealand. It is the highest point in the North Island

Back 844

Ruapehu

Front 845

borne by the Habsburg rulers of the Archduchy of Austria and, later, by all members of that dynasty. It denotes a rank within the Holy Roman Empire below that of king and above that of duke.

Back 845

Archduke

Front 846

Europe longest river

Back 846

Volga

Front 847

Rivers meet Shanghai

Back 847

Huangpu, Yangtze

Front 848

large indentation in the northern coast of New Zealand's North Island. It stretches from the Coromandel Peninsula in the west to Cape Runaway in the east, a wide stretch of some 259 km of open coastline.

Back 848

Bay of plenty

Front 849

Only Lake District lake

Back 849

Bassenthwaite

Front 850

Disney castle inspired by

Back 850

Neuschwanstein

Front 851

Flag yellow sun blue background

Back 851

Palau

Front 852

large pre–Columbian city built by the Maya people of the Post Classic. The archaeological site is located in the municipality of Tinum, in the Mexican state of Yucatán.[3]

Back 852

Chichen itza

Front 853

1956 at Old Trafford, Manchester, when he took nineteen wickets in England's victory against Australia

Back 853

Jim laker

Front 854

Captain went out of wc miscalculated duck Lewis

Back 854

Graham pollock

Front 855

was an English cricketer, whose main role was as a fast bowler. He played first–class cricket for Kent and Worcestershire, and appeared in 41 test matches and 36 ODIs for England. He is perhaps best remembered for his tail–end batting with Ian Botham in England's second innings at Headingley in 1981, reaching his Test highest score of 56 in an eighth–wicket partnership of 117 in 80 minutes. This helped England to beat Australia despite following on and being quoted as 500–1 outsiders.

Back 855

Graham dilley

Front 856

Highest cricket wc total

Back 856

413 India v Bermuda

Front 857

Largest gothic cathedral in Northern Europe?

Back 857

York Minster

Front 858

Where is ettrick forest

Back 858

Scottish Borders

Front 859

Three js Dundee

Back 859

JAm jute journalism

Front 860

City of discovery

Back 860

Dundee

Front 861

Chicken peanuts vegetables chilis dish

Back 861

Kung pao

Front 862

Little sparrow dumpling dish

Back 862

Spatzle

Front 863

Japanese pancakes

Back 863

Okonomiyaki

Front 864

Hamlets parents

Back 864

Claudius Gertrude

Front 865

Britains last African colony

Back 865

Rhodesia

Front 866

First director of royal academy of music

Back 866

George Handel

Front 867

half–brother (through his mother) of Sir Walter Raleigh and cousin of Sir Richard Grenville.[2] Adventurer, explorer, member of parliament, and soldier, he served during the reign of Queen Elizabeth[2] and was a pioneer of the English colonial empire in North America and the Plantations of Ireland.

Back 867

Humphrey Gilbert

Front 868

Topped '100 worst britond'

Back 868

Tony Blair

Front 869

Llewellyn died where

Back 869

Climeri

Front 870

first man to perform a single–handed non–stop circumnavigation of the globe and was the second winner of the Jules Verne Trophy (together with Sir Peter Blake). For this he was awarded with Blake the ISAF Yachtsman of the Year award. In 2006 he became at 67 the oldest yachtsman to complete a round the world solo voyage in the VELUX 5 Oceans Race

Back 870

Robin Knox Johnston

Front 871

prize for the fastest circumnavigation of the world by any type of yacht

Back 871

Jules Verne

Front 872

1st ship to pass through suez canal

Back 872

Newport

Front 873

an Iron Age drystone hollow–walled structure of a type found only in Scotland

Back 873

Broch

Front 874

Bede famous work

Back 874

Ecclesiastical history of the English people

Front 875

Britain first motorway

Back 875

Preston bypass

Front 876

First actor given knighthood

Back 876

Henry Irving

Front 877

First ship of Jamaicans

Back 877

Empire wind rush

Front 878

Raleigh armada ship

Back 878

Ark royal

Front 879

First black woman in congress

Back 879

Shirley Chisholm

Front 880

Green Party leader

Back 880

Natalie Bennett

Front 881

Edinburgh train station

Back 881

Waverley

Front 882

Ny ticker tape parades where

Back 882

Broadway

Front 883

Mount McKinley native name

Back 883

Denali

Front 884

Most populous landlocked nation

Back 884

Ethiopia

Front 885

Largest uninhabited island

Back 885

Devon Island

Front 886

Rivers meet Shanghai

Back 886

Huangpu, Yangtze

Front 887

Flag yellow sun blue background

Back 887

Palau

Front 888

Captain went out of wc miscalculated duck Lewis

Back 888

Graham pollock

Front 889

Three js Dundee

Back 889

JAm jute journalism

Front 890

Chicken peanuts vegetables chilis dish

Back 890

Kung pao

Front 891

Japanese pancakes

Back 891

Okonomiyaki

Front 892

Hamlets parents

Back 892

Claudius Gertrude

Front 893

Britains last African colony

Back 893

Rhodesia

Front 894

First director of royal academy of music

Back 894

George Handel

Front 895

Llewellyn died where

Back 895

Climeri

Front 896

Bede famous work

Back 896

Ecclesiastical history of the English people

Front 897

First actor given knighthood

Back 897

Henry Irving

Front 898

First ship of Jamaicans

Back 898

Empire wind rush

Front 899

Satirical german political party, who runs it

Back 899

Martin sonneborn's 'die partie'

Front 900

Satirical german political party

Back 900

Martin sonneborn's 'die partie'

Front 901

Henry vii born where

Back 901

Pembroke castle

Front 902

Undertook Boston tea party

Back 902

Sons of liberty

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The youngest son of William Ewart Gladstone, he was Home Secretary from 1905 to 1910 and Governor–General of the Union of South Africa from 1910 to 1914.

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Herbert

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was a UK Government white paper written in 1969.[1] It was a proposed act to use the law to reduce the power of trade unions in the United Kingdom, but was never passed into law.[1]

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In place of strife

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Created nhs

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Aneurin bevan

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Queen street station where

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Glasgow

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Easterly point of n Ireland

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Burr point

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Highest point of Northern Ireland, what range

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Slieve donard, mourne mountains

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on the English Channel coast of Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, stretching from the Lizard Point to Gwennap Head on the eastern side of the Land's End peninsula

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Mounts bay

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Dorking county

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Surrey

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Biggest uk zoo

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Whipsnade

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Blu and jevel film

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Rio

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Course dettori 7

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Ascot

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Beatles and Dylan met where, organised by

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Delmonico, Alan aronowitz

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Uk royal motto

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Dieu et mon droit

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Largest Hertfordshire town

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Watford

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Wigan rugby league nickname

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Warriors

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Kielder forest wgere

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Northumberland

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Largest town without city status in uk

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Reading

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Often described as England's smallest city,[2][3] it is second only to the City of London in area and population, though not part of a larger metropolitan conurbation like Greater London.

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Wells

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Liverpool hull motorway

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M62

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Oak leaf county

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Derry

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Caledonian cabal ends, constructed by

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Inverness fort William, Thomas Telford

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Derby river

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Derwent

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a headland on the east coast of England. It is on the coast of Essex just north of Blackwater and projects into the North Sea. This area is south of the double estuary of the River Stour and River Orwell at Harwich

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The naze

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Biggin hill borough

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Bromley

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has two architectural features that are unique among England's medieval cathedrals—a free–standing medieval bell tower (or campanile) and double aisles.

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Chichester cathedral

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Exact ends of channel tunnel

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Cheriton, Folkestone and coquelles, pas de Calais

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series of glens in Scotland running for 62 miles (100 km) from Inverness on the edge of Moray Firth, to Fort William at the head of Loch Linnhe.

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Great glen

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Designed Houses of Parliament

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Charles Barry, helped by Augustus pugin

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Edinburgh airport

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Turnhouse

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1 lime street

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Lloyds of London

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highest inn in the British Isles at 1,732 feet (528 m) above sea level

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Tan hill

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The second highest pub in the UK

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Cat and fiddle, Peak District

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a bay located two miles north of Newquay on the B3276 Newquay to Padstow road near the village of Tregurrian in Cornwall, United Kingdom. It faces the Atlantic Ocean. The two mile long, sandy beach and exposed north westerly location is a popular location for water sports, kite flying, and sand art. In May, 2007, it played host to the English Nationals Surfing Championships

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Watergate bay

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Ulster symbol

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Red hand

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prominent coastal headland on the north–west tip of the island of Anglesey.

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Carmel head

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What collective name is given to the legendary triplets who fought duels with the Curiatii to settle a war with Ancient Rome’s neighbour, Alba?

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Horatii

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Who wrote what is known as 'Les Fleurs du Mal' (The Flowers of Evil), a compendium of poems on Satanism, lesbianism, sex, death and revolt that led to a prosecution for blasphemy after its 1857 publication?

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Baudelaire

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Which volcano in the Philippines erupted in 1991 injecting vast amounts of sulphur dioxide into the atmosphere?

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Pinatubo

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Carolina NFL

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Panthers

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Florence church

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Basilica di santo Croce

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Lampedusa was in the international news recently as it is often the target European landing spot for desperate African refugees. The island is part of the Sicilian province of Agrigento but of which island group is it the largest island

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Pelagie

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What is the name of the islands, part of the Venetian Lagoon, that are internationally recognized for the manufacture of glass objects? The industry has flourished since the Venetian Republic ordered its relocation from Venice itself in 1291 as a result of a fear of Venice being destroyed by fire spreading through its wooden buildings.

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Murano

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The Verona Arena, completed in 30AD, is the venue for a series of musical concerts each summer. In which square in Verona can the Arena be found?

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Piazza bra

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First Verdi opera

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Correct answer:
Oberto, Conte di San Bonifacio

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Last Italian royal family

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Savoy

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Which heavyweight boxer, nicknamed ‘the Ambling Alp’, was born in Sequals in October 1906 and died there in June 1967? He was World Champion briefly from June 1933 to June 1934.

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Primo carnera

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Mary ii relation to James ii

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Daughter

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1723–1792) was a British woman who disguised herself as a man and became a soldier fought in indus

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Hannah snell

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1300–1359), nicknamed the "Lioness of Brittany", was a privateer who plied the English Channel sinking French ships from 1343 to 1356.

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Jeanne de clisson

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Father of the house 1987–92

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Bernard Braine

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Gandhi born where

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Porgandar

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Victoria cross made from

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Crimean war gun metal

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was the part of Ireland that was directly under the control of the English government in the late Middle Ages. It had been reduced by the late 15th century to an area along the east coast stretching from Dalkey, south of Dublin, to the garrison town of Dundalk

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The pale

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Duke of Kent

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Prince Edward

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Bisexual son of George v

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George duke of Kent

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They lived in the tropical lowlands of south–central Mexico, in the present–day states of Veracruz and Tabasco.

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Olmec

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Madrid gate

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Alcala

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Roosevelt four freedoms, which artist

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Freedom of speech
Freedom of worship
Freedom from want
Freedom from fear
Norman Rockwell

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£5 notes in order

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Wellington, George Stephenson, Elizabeth fry, Churchill

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£10

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Nightingale, dickens, Darwin, Austen

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£20

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Shakespeare, faraday, Elgar, smith

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£50

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Wren, houblon, Boulton/watt

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Old £1 note

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Isaac Newton

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Tesco headquarter

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Cheshunt

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the town is known for "Wade's Bridge", built in 1733 and designed by architect William Adam, father of the more famous Robert Adam. General Wade considered this bridge to be his greatest accomplishment

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Aberfeldy

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1692 Scottish massacre

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Glencoe

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Viking protection money

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Danegeld

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Winter of discontent years

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78–79

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34–35 survey about war in uk

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Peace ballot

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Moved observatory to Greenwich

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Charles ii

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Samoan transgender

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Fa'afafine

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King of Swaziland

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Mswati

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Mysterious road messages

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Toynbee tiles

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By election Tory Ukip

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Douglas carswell, clacton

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Album prism

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Katy perry

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Journalist beheaded by isis

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James Foley

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Us defence secretary

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Chuck hagel

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Daily record based wheee

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Glasgow

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Wildly optimistic Voltaire character

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Pangloss

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Naples mafia

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Camorra

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Latest Icelandic Volcano

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Bardarbunga

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France pm

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Manuel valls

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Erdogan party

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Akp

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American teenager shot caused riot August

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Michael brown

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Building Lennon killed outside

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Dakota building

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Misrata where

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Libya

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Old Thai pm

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Yingluck shinawatra

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New Thai pm

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Prayuth chan ocha

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Former Ireland pm died

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Albert Reynolds

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Magaluf where

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Mallorca

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an island located south of Cape Cod in Massachusetts, known for being an affluent summer colony. It includes the smaller Chappaquiddick Island, which until 2007 was part of the same land mass before becoming detached by a storm.

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Martha's Vineyard

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Brit male 50m breast stroke world record

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Adam peaty

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Tiger woods former coach

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Sean foley

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New Howard Jacobson novel

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J

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Annie Oakley frank butler characters in, and who by

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Annie get your gun by Irving Berlin

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Guys and dolls by

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Frank loesser

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Luc besson Scarlett johansson film

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Lucy

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Radcliffe played Ginsberg in

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Kill your darlings

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Daniel Radcliffe new film , costar

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What if. Zoe Kazan

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A little learning by

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Evelyn Waugh

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Worlds biggest advertising group

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Wpp

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Purged and New France economy minister

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Arnaud montebourg, Emmanuel macron

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Uber founder

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Travis kalanick

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Rationing ended what year

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1954

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18 pregnancies one son queen of England

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Anne

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the threatened attack in September 1922 by Turkish troops on British and French troops to guard the Dardanelles neutral zone. The handling of the crisis by the British cabinet was a major contributor to the downfall of British Prime Minister David Lloyd George. In addition, it was the occasion of the Canadian government's first assertion of diplomatic independence from the United Kingdom. The crisis was a major factor in the creation of the Statute of Westminster 1931, which determined that the Dominions of the British Commonwealth would have independence in foreign policy.

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Chanak crisis

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Minister for women

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Nicky Morgan

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Eu used to be called

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European economic community

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Britain joined eu date

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1973

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–worth means

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Enclosure

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Big river in essex

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Crouch

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Essex Island military base

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Foulness

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Bhopal gas

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Methyl isocyanate

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Largest town on sheppey

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Sheerness

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Eurostar stops where in kent

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Ashford

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Supposedly dating from about 1386, it is claimed to be the oldest working clock in the world,[1] although a similar claim is made of the clock in the cathedral of Beauvais in France (said to date from 1305)

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Salisbury cathedral clock

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was the largest non carbonado and largest gem–quality diamond ever found, at 3106.75 carat (621.35 g, 1.37 lb) rough weight

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Cullinan

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achieved some spectacular successes, notably the sinking of one and damaging two battleships of the Regia Marina (the Italian Navy) in the Battle of Taranto and the famous crippling of the Bismarck. Nicknamed stringbag

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Fairey swordfish

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Europes longest medieval church

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Winchester

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King in 1000

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Ethelred the unready

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was a British police officer fatally shot during a protest outside the Libyan embassy at St. James's Square, London, in 1984

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Yvonne fletcher

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Omar sharif born where

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Iran

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Joanna Lumley born

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Srinagar India

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Ursula andress born

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Switzerland

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Beat tostig then lost to hardrada at fulford

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Edwin and morcar

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a popular tourist village in Gwynedd, North Wales. It was designed and built by Sir Clough Williams–Ellis between 1925 and 1975 in the style of an Italian village, and is now owned by a charitable trust.

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Portmeirion

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is a rotating boat lift in Scotland, connecting the Forth and Clyde Canal with the Union Canal

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Falkirk wheel

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Us steptoe

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Sanford and son

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Warhol New York studio

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Andy Warhol

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James Herriot real name

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James wight

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Tom cruise first wife

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Mimi rogers

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Eva peron maiden name

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Duarte