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2. Where in the human body would you find the macula?
3. Whose compositions included Music for Royal Fireworks and the opera Xerxes?
4. The Strait of Gibraltar connects which two bodies of water?
5. If you could eat only one fruit which would it be?
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(1) Marcus Tullius Cicero
(2) The retina (I hope this question hasn’t arisen because you are having issues with it, alas I am a very conscious of my Retinas and their function these days)
(3) Handel
(4) Mediterranean Sea with the Atlantic Ocean (the pillars of Hercules)
(5) I am very partial to peaches though I don’t think I would like to subsist upon them
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1. Cicero
2. Retina (eye)
3. Handel
4. Atlantic Ocean & Mediterranean Sea
5. banana
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1) Cicero
2) The eye
3) Handel
4) The Atlantic ocean and the Mediterranean sea
5) Apples…
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no arguments with 1through 4.
One fruit is very harsh but I would plump for pears including Nashi
Good season length, little disease problems, easy to store, bottle, dehydrate, very digestible.
Among my pear trees I have a Red Bartlett, first to ripen, and has a second crop after the Conference and willy bon cretin.
Havn’t a Nashi and do not know anything about growing them but that crisp taste is sooo unique.
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1. Marcus Tullius Cicero
2. er, um, er. It sounds familiar but I can’t think what it is.
3. George Frideric Handel
4. The Atlantic ocean and The Mediterranean sea
5. Hawke’s Bay apples.
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