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South African Anglican Arch Bishop and opponent to apartheid | |
A municipality of Puerto Rico, scene to an uprising against the US government in 1950 | |
Shakespeare play sees much of this | |
Literal translation of bone fide | |
City in New York state, home to Cornell University and also Odysseus | |
University professor | |
Painter of the Sistine Chapel | |
Marriage between runaways | |
Enterprising individual who builds capital through risk and iniative | |
Annual Europe-wide music competition known and loved for its bland pop, tactical voting and outrageous outfits | |
Country bordered by Finland and Russia | |
Horseshoe Falls, the American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls are collectively known as ------- Falls | |
Type of farming where crops are cultivated | |
House in England where Alan Turing cracked the Enigma code during WWII | |
Chest reputed to contain the tablet of stone on which the Ten Commandments are written | |
Dishes served as starters in an Italian restaurant | |
A cocktail composed of brandy and white creme de menthe | |
Country who's capital city is Berlin | |
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