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Q: Where did louise hay escape to during world war 2?
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Name 8 players who have played for Celtic and Chelsea since second world war?

Dmitri Kharine, Tom Boyd, Craig Burley, Chris Sutton, Jiri Jarosik, Magnus Hedman, Tony Cascarino, Paul Elliot. Davie Hay & Bobby Evans that makes 10!


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Who commanded the forces at the US Civil War Battle of Stanwix Station?

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Who was the first American casualty of World War 1?

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