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| Epic poem by Virgil |
| Bone of the body also called the thighbone |
| Geoffrey —, Secretary of State for Defence from 1999-2005 |
| Early form of sonar developed by the British between the two World Wars |
| Geoffrey —, actor who played the title role in 1970s ITV children's series Catweazle |
| Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Jagged Edge |
| 2006 film drama starring Helen Mirren in the title role |
| 2001 animated film starring the voice talent of Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy |
| Bettino —, prime minister of Italy from 1983-87 |
| Paul —, 1993 PGA Championship winner |
| First man in the Old Testament |
| Wine bottle holding the equivalent of 12 normal bottles |
| Captain of the Australia 1992 Rugby League World Cup Final-winning side |
| 1973, 1974 and 1977 Grand National-winning horse |
| — Lake, body of water in central New York State north-west of Syracuse |
| Tibor —, author of novels Under the Frog and The Collector Collector |
| Milton —, prime minister of Uganda from 1962-66 |
| Strong polymer first produced by the DuPont firm in the 1930s |
| Arab sailing vessel with one or two masts |
| William —, London-born author of novels The House of Whispers and The Four Faces |
| Valley in Argolis, ancient Greece; site of a biennial athletic competition |
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