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| Frances —, actress portrayed by Jessica Lange in a 1982 biopic |
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| Romano —, prime minister of Italy from 1996-98 |
| Michael —, actor who starred as Captain John Anderson in 1980s BBC TV soap Triangle |
| Catherine —, actress who played Mickey Crabbe in 2003 film comedy A Mighty Wind |
| See 6 Down |
| Seaside resort in East Sussex that achieved city status with Brighton in 2000 |
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| Steve —, 1980 Olympic 800m gold medallist |
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| Henri —, 1952 and 1956 Olympic dressage individual and team gold medallist |
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