| Iain, 1995-1998 Inverness Caledonian Thistle defender (9) |
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| 35-Across general Douglas |
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| Army general, roughly breaking arm, hurt bum |
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| Yachtswoman who broke the world record for the fastest solo circumnavigation of the globe, Ellen _ (9) |
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| Circumnavigating yachtswoman, Ellen _ (9) |
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| General played by Henry Fonda |
Eugene Sheffer |
18 Sep 2023 |
| General damage filing account a day later |
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| Son of Scottish king, 19 |
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| One of 20-30 'genius grants' awarded annually |
New York Times |
09 Jul 2016 |
| One of 20-30 "genius grants" awarded annually |
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| General played by Fonda (in 1976), Peck (1977) and Olivier (1982) |
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| "Duty, Honor, Country" speaker, 1962 |
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| ___ Foundation (leading philanthropic organization) |
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| Keynoter of 1952 Convention. |
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| Former chief of Rainbow Division. |
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| He's a four-starred headliner. |
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| United Nations commander. |
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| American hero. |
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| Commander of Rainbow Division, World War I. |
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| "The Front Page" author. |
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| Five-star general. |
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| He celebrated sixty-fourth birthday in January. |
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| He flies the U. N. flag. |
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| Tokyo-bound general. |
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| "I have returned.” |
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| Arkansas' favorite son. |
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| Colorful general. |
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| Gen. Ridgway's immediate superior. |
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| Prominent resident of the Waldorf. |
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| Subject of John Gunther's latest book. |
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| One of the keynoters. |
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