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| British composer of 1902 comic opera Merrie England |
| 1983 novel by Margaret Millar |
| US vice president from 1969-73 |
| Jeff —, author of the novels Automated Alice and Falling Out of Cars |
| US port in New Jersey; largest city in the state |
| Ralph —, actor who played the lead in 1980s BBC TV sitcom Dear John |
| Small slender European freshwater fish of the carp family |
| Emily —, Canadian painter whose works include 1934's Woods and Blue Sky |
| 1993 film drama starring David Thewlis and Lesley Sharp |
| Birgit —, Swedish dramatic soprano whose New York debut was in 1959 |
| 1997 film comedy starring Llyr and Rhys Ifans |
| Tycho —, Danish astronomer who established the Uraniborg Observatory on the island of Hven |
| Son of Agamemnon and Clytemnestra in Greek mythology; subject of a play by Euripides |
| Volcanic island; second largest of the Hawaiian Islands |
| London tube station in the City of Westminster on the Circle, District, Bakerloo and Northern lines |
| Ornamental plant with large white scented flowers |
| Leslie —, 2004 Olympic individual eventing gold medallist |
| Michel —, French marshal executed for treason in 1815 |
| 1949 comedy-drama film starring Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn |
| 1996 US Republican Party presidential candidate |
| The —, 1961 stage play by Ann Jellicoe |
| Literary magazine of the Vorticist art movement in Britain first published in 1914 |
| Edmund —, English tragic actor who played Shylock at Drury Lane in 1814 |
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