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| American variety of bull terrier historically bred for dog fighting |
| Holy —, diocese of the Pope in the Vatican |
| Unit of length equal to 22 yards |
| Una —, actress who played Rita in BBC TV sitcom Till Death Us Do Part |
| Capital of Haute-Garonne department, France |
| The Venerable —, saint who died in 735 AD |
| 1956 novel by Fred Gipson |
| Wind of force 10 on the 1831 Beaufort Wind Force Scale |
| Grover —, president of the US from 1885-89 and 1893-97 |
| Victor — , 1980 French Open men's doubles tennis championship winner with Hank Pfister |
| Town in North Lanarkshire east of Glasgow |
| September, 1854 battle in the Crimean War |
| Biblical father of King Saul |
| Plant of the amaranth family whose white root is cultivated for the sucrose it contains |
| Philip —, actor who played Gene Hunt in BBC TV series Life on Mars |
| Female swan |
| The —, Anton Chekhov stage play first performed in 1896 |
| Department of SE France whose capital is Grenoble |
| 1978 comedy-thriller film starring Goldie Hawn and Chevy Chase |
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