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| {{*mp}}...that the most common food in ''']''' for all social classes was ] and that ] and ] were among the most common ingredients? | |||
| {{*mp}}...that the ''']''' ''(pictured)'', constructed in 1911-1912 and located on top of a 40 meter cliff in ], ], is a ]-type castle which has survived an earthquake measuring 6-7 on the ]? | |||
| {{*mp}}...that every proposal made by the ''']''' was defeated when placed before the voters? | |||
| {{*mp}}...that a ''']''' is a tool largely developed in the ] for analysis of ] ] ], but its use has spread to much of the ]? | |||
| {{*mp}}...that ''']''' made the comic-strip character '']'' a ] when the ] flared up? | |||
| {{*mp}}...that ''']''' developed some of the very first off-the-shelf ] software, for which it received ]?{{*mp}}...that ''']''', a rare cause of bleeding in the ], can cause ]-coloured ] if the bleeding source obstructs the ]? | |||
| {{*mp}}...that Sir ''']''', a junior ] minister during the ] in 1956, was sacked by new ] ] in 1957 for his private opposition to the invasion of ]? | |||
| {{*mp}}...that the Russian émigré writer ''']''' earned a living by working as a ] and hosting a show at the ]? | |||
| {{*mp}}...that ] ] entry, "''']'''", was so long that it resulted in the introduction of length restrictions for competing songs? | |||
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