| Jon ___ Riise, former Liverpool FC player (4) |
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| "Alfred" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
06 Mar 2024 |
| 'Rule, Britannia!' composer Thomas |
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| Traitorous Greek mythological prince |
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| Thomas ___ ("Rule Britannia" writer) |
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| ''Rule, Britannia!'' composer |
Newsday |
29 Oct 2023 |
| Composer educated at Eton |
Newsday |
23 Sep 2023 |
| "Alfred" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
14 Aug 2023 |
| Handel contemporary |
Newsday |
30 Jun 2023 |
| Duncan of Obama's Cabinet |
Premier Sunday |
18 Jun 2023 |
| Composer contributing to popular newsletter |
The Times Cryptic |
29 May 2023 |
| "Rule, Britannia!" composer Thomas ___ |
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| "Alfred" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
30 Mar 2023 |
| 'Rule, Britannia!' composer |
Newsday |
23 Mar 2023 |
| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
LA Times Daily |
18 Mar 2023 |
| "Rule, Britannia!" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
13 Mar 2023 |
| Former education secretary Duncan |
New York Times |
23 Feb 2023 |
| Danish architect Jacobsen (anagram of "near") |
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| "Alfred" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
02 Feb 2023 |
| Tuscan river |
Canadiana |
23 Jan 2023 |
| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
LA Times Daily |
11 Dec 2022 |
| Thomas who wrote the music for "Soft Flowing Avon" |
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| "Alfred" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
15 Oct 2022 |
| "Alfred" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
13 Oct 2022 |
| "Rule, Britannia!" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
13 Sep 2022 |
| Minnesota ex-governor Carlson |
Premier Sunday |
21 Aug 2022 |
| “Rule, Britannia” composer |
Wall Street Journal |
17 Aug 2022 |
| Thomas ___, "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| Thomas ___ known for "Rule, Britannia!" |
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| Danish architect ___ Jacobsen |
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| Thomas who composed "Rule, Britannia!" |
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| ''Rule, Britannia!'' composer |
Newsday |
06 Mar 2022 |
| "Alfred" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
31 Jan 2022 |
| Thomas ___, composer of "Alfred" |
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| ___ Jacobsen who designed the Swan chair |
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| "Alfred" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
03 Jan 2022 |
| 2, one being paid without limits |
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| 2, one being paid without limits |
The Guardian Cryptic |
30 Nov 2021 |
| Composer of the opera "Alfred" |
LA Times Daily |
21 Nov 2021 |
| "Rule, Britannia" composer Thomas |
LA Times Daily |
07 Nov 2021 |
| "Alfred" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
29 Oct 2021 |
| "Alfred" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
21 Oct 2021 |
| "Rule, Britannia!" composer Thomas ___ |
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| English composer in Elgar needed |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
21 Jul 2021 |
| "Rule, Britannia!" composer Thomas |
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| 'Rule, Britannia' composer |
New York Times |
16 Jul 2021 |
| "Rule, Britannia!" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
13 Jul 2021 |
| "Rule, Britannia!" composer Thomas ___ |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
03 May 2021 |
| His anthem is heard in Beethoven's ''Wellington's Victory'' |
Newsday |
01 May 2021 |
| "Rule, Britannia!" composer Thomas ___ |
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| "Alfred" composer Thomas ___ |
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| Composer Thomas whose surname is an anagram of 94 Across |
The Washington Post Sunday |
20 Dec 2020 |
| "Rule, Britannia!" composer Thomas ___ |
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| Thomas ___ who composed "Rule, Britannia!" |
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| Duncan of Obama's cabinet |
Premier Sunday |
27 Sep 2020 |
| Duncan of education |
Universal |
19 Sep 2020 |
| Thomas ____ wrote the music for Rule, Britannia! |
The Times Specialist Sunday |
30 Aug 2020 |
| Danish architect Jacobsen |
LA Times Daily |
07 Aug 2020 |
| Danish architect Jacobsen |
The Washington Post |
07 Aug 2020 |
| Thomas --, composer of 'Rule Britannia' |
The Telegraph General Knowledge |
11 May 2020 |
| 'A-Hunting We Will Go' songwriter |
The Washington Post |
19 Apr 2020 |
| "Rule, Britannia" composer, Thomas ___ |
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| Brit who inspired Mozart |
Newsday |
22 Feb 2020 |
| "A-Hunting We Will Go" composer |
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| 'A-Hunting We Will Go' composer |
New York Times |
21 Dec 2019 |
| Obama education secretary Duncan |
Universal |
16 Dec 2019 |
| English composer Thomas |
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| Former education secretary Duncan |
Universal |
21 Nov 2019 |
| English composer Thomas |
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| Obama Education secretary Duncan |
The Washington Post |
13 Oct 2019 |
| Obama Education secretary Duncan |
LA Times Daily |
13 Oct 2019 |
| Obama cabineteer Duncan |
Premier Sunday |
06 Oct 2019 |
| Politician and basketball player Duncan |
Universal |
01 Oct 2019 |
| "A-Hunting We Will Go" composer Thomas ___ |
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| Famous Danish architect ___ Jacobsen |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" composer Thomas ___ |
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| Designer of the Swan chair, ___ Jacobsen |
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| ''Rule, Britannia!'' composer Thomas |
Newsday |
07 Jul 2019 |
| 'Rule, Britannia' composer Thomas |
The Washington Post |
25 Jun 2019 |
| Danish architect ___ Jacobsen |
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| Former education secretary Duncan |
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| 'Rule, Britannia!' composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
31 May 2019 |
| Thomas ___, "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| ___ Duncan, Obama education secretary |
New York Times |
04 Apr 2019 |
| "Rule Britannia" composer, Thomas ___ |
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| Former Education Secretary Duncan |
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| 'Rule, Britannia' composer Thomas |
Wall Street Journal |
11 Mar 2019 |
| ''Rule, Britannia!'' composer |
Newsday |
07 Feb 2019 |
| English composer of "Rule Britannia," Thomas ___ |
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| Obama education secretary Duncan |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer Thomas |
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| Obama Education secretary Duncan |
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| ___ Duncan, Obama education secretary |
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| Politician and basketball player Duncan |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer Thomas |
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| Obama education secretary Duncan |
Jonesin |
25 Dec 2018 |
| Mythological princess (Greek) |
Canadiana |
29 Oct 2018 |
| Duncan, the former education secretary during Obama's tenure |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" composer Thomas ___ |
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| Composer Thomas |
The Washington Post Sunday |
02 Sep 2018 |
| "A-Hunting We Will Go" composer Thomas ___ |
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| Duncan of the Obama cabinet |
New York Times |
29 Aug 2018 |
| 18th-century composer Thomas ____ wrote Rule Britannia |
The Times Specialist Sunday |
19 Aug 2018 |
| Obama education secretary Duncan |
New York Times |
16 Aug 2018 |
| English composer Thomas ___ who wrote "Rule Britannia" |
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| ''Soft Flowing Avon'' composer |
Newsday |
02 Jun 2018 |
| Composer of the opera 'Alfred' |
The Washington Post |
22 Mar 2018 |
| Composer of the opera "Alfred" |
LA Times Daily |
22 Mar 2018 |
| English composer Thomas |
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| ___ Duncan, of the Obama Cabinet |
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| Thomas ___, 'Rule, Britannia' composer |
New York Times |
05 Feb 2018 |
| ___ Duncan, of the Obama cabinet |
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| "Alfred" composer |
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| Thomas ___, composer of "Alfred" |
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| Obama education secretary Duncan |
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| Duncan of the Obama cabinet |
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| Thomas ___, "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| Barack's first secretary of education |
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| Composer Thomas |
Premier Sunday |
10 Dec 2017 |
| 'Alfred' composer |
The Washington Post |
01 Dec 2017 |
| Former education secretary Duncan |
Jonesin |
07 Nov 2017 |
| ___ Duncan (Obama cabinet member) |
The Chronicle of Higher Education |
03 Nov 2017 |
| 'Rule Britannia' composer |
The Telegraph General Knowledge |
29 Oct 2017 |
| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
LA Times Daily |
23 Oct 2017 |
| 'Rule, Britannia' composer |
The Washington Post |
23 Oct 2017 |
| Thomas ___, "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| Thomas ___, composer who made "Rule, Britannia" |
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| 'Rule, Britannia' composer |
New York Times |
19 Jul 2017 |
| Thomas ___, an English composer known for the song "Rule, Britannia" |
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| Duncan of the Obama Cabinet |
LA Times Daily |
18 Jun 2017 |
| Duncan of the Obama Cabinet |
The Washington Post |
18 Jun 2017 |
| Duncan of the Obama cabinet |
Newsday |
18 Jun 2017 |
| Duncan, the Secretary of Education under Obama |
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| 'Rule Britannia' composer |
Wall Street Journal |
13 May 2017 |
| English composer deserved to get stripped off |
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| "Rise, Glory, Rise" composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" composer Thomas |
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| Former Education secretary Duncan |
LA Times Daily |
05 Apr 2017 |
| Former Education secretary Duncan |
The Washington Post |
05 Apr 2017 |
| Thomas --, 1710-78, English composer |
The Telegraph General Knowledge |
05 Feb 2017 |
| 'Rule Britannia' composer |
The Washington Post |
05 Jan 2017 |
| "Alfred" composer |
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| ___ Duncan (Obama cabinet member) |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| Duncan of the Obama Cabinet |
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| Former Education secretary Duncan |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| Composer of 'A-Hunting We Will Go' |
New York Times |
17 Dec 2016 |
| 'Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind' composer |
Wall Street Journal |
15 Dec 2016 |
| Village in Dorset |
Canadiana |
07 Nov 2016 |
| Ex-governor Carlson |
Premier Sunday |
30 Oct 2016 |
| Recent Education Secretary Duncan |
Newsday |
18 Sep 2016 |
| 'Thou Soft Flowing Avon' composer |
Wall Street Journal |
03 Sep 2016 |
| Composer Thomas |
New York Times |
17 Aug 2016 |
| ___ Saknussemm, discoverer of the center of the earth in 'Journey to the Center of the Earth' |
New York Times |
04 Aug 2016 |
| Duncan of Obama's cabinet |
Jonesin |
02 Aug 2016 |
| English composer Thomas |
The Washington Post |
23 Jul 2016 |
| Composer showing merit, first to last |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
15 Jul 2016 |
| "Rule Britannia" composer |
LA Times Daily |
03 Jul 2016 |
| 'Rule, Britannia' composer |
The Chronicle of Higher Education |
08 Apr 2016 |
| Former education secretary Duncan |
New York Times |
05 Mar 2016 |
| Former secretary of education Duncan |
Wall Street Journal |
27 Jan 2016 |
| Composer of "A-Hunting We Will Go" |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| "Rule Britannia" composer |
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| ___ Saknussemm, discoverer of the center of the earth in "Journey to the Center of the Earth" |
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| Duncan of education |
Premier Sunday |
22 Nov 2015 |
| 'Rule, Britannia' composer |
Wall Street Journal |
31 Oct 2015 |
| Composer who went to Eton |
Newsday |
24 Oct 2015 |
| 'Rule, Britannia' composer |
Eugene Sheffer |
14 Sep 2015 |
| Secretary of Education Duncan |
LA Times Daily |
05 Sep 2015 |
| "Rule, Britannia" composer Thomas |
LA Times Daily |
17 Aug 2015 |
| Duncan of Obama's cabinet |
New York Times |
30 Jul 2015 |
| Composer of 'Rule Britannia' |
The Telegraph General Knowledge |
19 Jul 2015 |
| Thomas —, composer of Rule Britannia |
The Times Concise |
02 Jun 2015 |
| "Alfred" composer |
LA Times Daily |
05 Apr 2015 |
| Duncan of the cabinet |
Newsday |
15 Mar 2015 |
| "A-Hunting We Will Go" songwriter |
LA Times Daily |
28 Feb 2015 |
| "Rule Britannia" composer |
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| "Alfred" composer |
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| Duncan of Obama's cabinet |
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| Duncan of education |
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| Duncan of the cabinet |
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| Duncan of the Obama cabinet |
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| Composer who went to Eton |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| Secretary of Education Duncan |
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| "A-Hunting We Will Go" songwriter |
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| Secretary of Education Duncan |
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| Education Secretary Duncan |
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| "Tom Thumb" composer Thomas |
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| "The Masque of Alfred" composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| "Comus" composer Thomas |
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| GW Russell holds service for composer |
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| Composer of "Rule, Britannia" |
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| Education Secretary Duncan |
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| Egg chair designer Jacobsen |
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| Secretary Duncan |
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| English composer Thomas |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer Thomas |
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| 18th-century composer Thomas |
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| "A-Hunting We Will Go" composer |
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| "Tom Thumb the Great" composer |
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| Education secretary Duncan |
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| British composer Thomas |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer Thomas |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| Obama education secretary Duncan |
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| "Rule Britannia" composer Thomas |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer Thomas ___ |
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| Education secretary Duncan |
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| British composer Thomas |
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| English composer Thomas |
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| Obama cabinet member Duncan |
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| Ex-governor Carlson |
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| Duncan of Obama's cabinet |
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| Minnesota pol Carlson |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" conductor |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" composer |
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| "Comus" composer Thomas |
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| "Rule Britannia" composer |
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| "Judith" composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" composer |
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| Composer who's near collapse |
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| Education Secretary Duncan |
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| Margaret's successor as secretary of education |
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| Duncan appointed to the Obama cabinet |
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| Composer of "Rule, Britannia" |
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| Architect Jacobsen |
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| Minnesota ex-governor Carlson |
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| "Alfred" composer, 1740 |
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| Secretary of education Duncan |
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| Barack's secretary of education |
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| "Artaxerxes" composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| "Alfred" composer, 1740 |
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| "Artaxerxes" composer |
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| Education secretary Duncan |
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| "Comus" composer Thomas |
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| Former Minnesota governor Carlson |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" composer Thomas |
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| 'Artaxerxes' composer Thomas |
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| British composer |
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| Obama education secretary ___ Duncan |
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| Secretary of Education Duncan |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" composer |
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| English composer Thomas |
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| "Alfred" composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer Thomas |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" composer Thomas |
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| Alfred composer |
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| "Artaxerxes" composer |
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| English composer Thomas |
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| Education Secretary ___ Duncan |
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| Education secretary Duncan |
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| "Judith" composer |
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| 18th century composer Thomas |
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| "Judith" composer |
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| Composer Thomas |
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| His first opera was "Rosamund" |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer Thomas |
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| "Alfred" and "Judith" composer |
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| "Dido and Aeneas" composer |
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| Minnesota's Carlson |
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| 18th century composer Thomas |
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| Composer of "Dido and Aeneas" |
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| 'Rule Britannia' composer Thomas |
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| Danish architect Jacobsen |
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| Swedish Chemistry Nobelist Tiselius |
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| "Judith" composer |
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| British composer Thomas |
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| Composer Thomas |
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| Composer Thomas |
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| Composer of "Comus" |
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| Danish architect Jacobsen |
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| Egg chair designer Jacobsen |
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| Mother of Boeotus, in mythology |
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| "Artaxerxes" composer |
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| Contralto Susannah Maria __ who debuted in her brother Thomas's first opera |
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| British composer Thomas |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" composer |
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| British composer Thomas |
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| Composer Thomas |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| Composer Thomas |
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| Norwegian composer Nordheim |
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| "March of the British Grenadiers" composer |
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| "King Alfred" composer |
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| British composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" composer |
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| "Judith" composer Thomas |
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| Contralto Susannah Maria __ who debuted in her brother Thomas's first opera |
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| Composer of "The Judgment of Paris" |
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| "Rise, Glory, Rise" composer |
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| Comus composer |
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| "Artaxerxes" penner |
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| 1948 Chemistry Nobelist Tiselius |
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| "Alfred" composer |
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| "Judith" composer |
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| "Artaxerxes" composer |
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| "Rule Britannia" composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia" writer |
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| "Rule Britannia" composer Thomas |
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| Composer of "The Opera of Operas" |
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| Olympic gold-medal swimmer ___ Borg |
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| Minnesota governor Carlson |
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| "Comus" composer |
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| "Judith" composer |
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| "Tom Thumb" composer |
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| "Comus" composer |
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| "Tom Thumb" composer |
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| English composer Thomas |
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| "Comus" composer |
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| "Where the Bee Sucks" composer |
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| "Alfred" composer |
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| "Rule Britannia" composer |
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| 18th-century English composer Thomas |
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| 18th-century English composer Thomas |
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| Norwegian writer Garborg |
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| Composer of "Dido and Aeneas" |
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| British composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer Thomas |
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| English composer |
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| "Comus" composer |
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| "Alfred" composer |
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| "Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind" composer |
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| "Artaxerxes" composer |
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| "Alfred" composer |
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| "Comus" composer |
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| "Rosamund" composer |
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| "Thomas and Sally" composer |
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| "Judith" composer |
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| British composer of "Alfred" |
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| "Alfred" composer |
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| "Judith" composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| "Tom Thumb" composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia" writer |
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| Gluck contemporary |
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| "Artaxerxes" composer |
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| "Artaxerxes" composer |
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| "Comus" composer |
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| Danish designer Jacobsen |
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| Handel contemporary |
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| 'Rule, Britannia' composer |
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| 'Rule, Britannia composer' |
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| "Comus" penner Thomas |
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| "Judith" composer |
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| "Artaxerxes" composer |
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| "Rule Britannia" composer |
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| "Rosamond" composer |
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| British composer Thomas |
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| "Tom Thumb" composer |
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| Former Minnesota governor Carlson |
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| "Rule Britannia" composer |
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| English composer |
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| 'Rule Britannia' composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia" conductor |
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| "Judith" composer |
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| "Rule Britannia" composer |
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| Composer Thomas |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| British composer |
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| "Comus" composer |
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| "Alfred" composer |
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| Danish architect ___ Jacobsen |
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| British composer, Thomas |
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| English composer Thomas |
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| British composer |
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| "Alfred" composer |
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| Handel contemporary |
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| "Rule Britannia" composer |
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| Composer Thomas |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer Thomas |
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| Jesse Ventura's predecessor as Minnesota governor ___ Carlson |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| "Alfred" and "Judith" composer |
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| "Rise, Glory, Rise" composer |
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| "Where the Bee Sucks" composer Thomas |
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| English composer |
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| "Rule Britannia" composer |
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| English composer |
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| Drury Lane Theatre composer |
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| "Rule, Brittania" composer |
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| ___ Carlson (Minnesota governor before Jesse Ventura) |
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| "Judith" composer Thomas |
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| "Alfred" composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia" composer |
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| "Rule Britannia" composer Thomas ___ |
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| Minnesota governor Carlson |
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| Jesse.s predecessor in Minnesota |
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| Drury Lane Theatre composer |
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| British composer of "Alfred" |
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| Drury Lane composer |
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| Rule Britannia composer |
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| "Judith" composer |
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| "Rule Britannia" songwriter |
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| Comus composer |
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| British composer |
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| "Judith" composer |
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| "Comus” composer |
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| Rule Britannia composer |
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| Rule Britannia composer |
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| "Rule, Britannia!" composer Thomas |
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| Governor Carlson of MN |
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| Outgoing governor Garison, who'll be succeeded by Jesse Ventura |
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| Composer Thomas |
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| Diana's spouse |
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| Governor Carlson of Minnesota |
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| Drury Lane composer of the 1700's |
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| Rule, Britannia composer |
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| "Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind" composer |
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| "Rule, Brittania" composer |
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| Minnesota governor Carlson |
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| "The Masque of Alfred" composer |
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| Britannia composer |
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| Minnesota's Gov. Carlson |
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| Judith composer |
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| Rule Britannia composer |
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| Rule Brittania composer |
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| English composer |
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| Gov. Carlson of Minnesota |
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| "Masque of Alfred" composer |
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| British music man |
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| "Tom Thumb" composer |
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| "Rosamond" composer |
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| "Rule, Brittania" composer |
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| Composer (see 32 Down) |
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| Gov. Carlson of Minn. |
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| Drury Lane composer |
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| Miler Andersson |
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| Mother of Aeolus |
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| Swedish miler Andersson |
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| He wrote "Rule, Britannia" |
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| Composer of "Comus" |
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| Book by Bjornson |
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| Nobelist Tiselius: 1948 |
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| "Rule, Britannia" man |
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| ___ Andersson, Swedish miler |
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| Composer of the oratorio "Judith" |
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| Book by Björnson |
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| British composer: 1710-78 |
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| Czech critic Novák |
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| Composer of "Judith" |
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| English composer: 1710–78 |
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| "Where the Bee Sucks" composer |
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| A contemporary of Haydn |
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| Composer of "Rule, Britannia" |
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| 18th-century British composer |
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| British composer: 18th century |
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| Danish architect Jacobsen |
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| Composer of "Rosamond" |
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| British composer |
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| "Abel" composer |
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| British composer |
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| ___ Novák, Czech critic |
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| Composer for Addison's "Rosamund" |
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| Patriotic British composer |
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| Princess changed into a magpie |
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| Contemporary of Haydn |
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| British contemporary of Haydn |
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| Composer of the oratorio "Abel" |
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| He composed "Rule, Britannia" |
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| "Rule Brittania" composer |
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| Composer Thomas Augustine ___ |
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| Haydn contemporary |
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| English musician |
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| Br. composer |
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| English composer. |
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| Noted British composer. |
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| Norse name. |
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| British composer. |
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| Composer of "Rule, Britannia." |
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| English composer of songs. |
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| Björnson hero. |
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| Contemporary of Haydn. |
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| "Rule Britannia" composer. |
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| Composer of "Rule, Britannia!" |
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| Composer of "Rule Britannia." |
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| 18th cen. composer. |
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| 18th century composer. |
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| English composer, 1710–78. |
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| Composer for "Comus." |
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| Book by Björnson. |
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| Composer of "Lass With the Delicate Air." |
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| English composer (1710–78). |
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| Composer Thomas Augustine. |
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| Norwegian man's name. |
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| Composer Thomas Augustine ___. |
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| Scandinavian name. |
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| Scandinavian man's name. |
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| He wrote "Rule Britannia." |
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| Handel contemporary. |
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| Norse man's name. |
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| He composed "Rule Britannia.” |
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| Composer of many Shakespeare songs. |
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| 18th cen. English composer. |
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| Composer of "Rule, Brittania." |
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| English composer of "Rule Britannia." |
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| Bjornson hero. |
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| He composed "Rule, Britannia." |
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| He set "Rule Britannia" to music. |
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| Composer of "Rule Britannia" (1710–1778). |
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| "Artaxerxes" composer Thomas |
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| Belgian conceptual artist Quinze |
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| Margaret's successor as Secretary of Education |
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| Secretary of education Duncan |
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