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"Beer" magazine - Get Quizzic-ale

Bogtrotter | 00:21 Thu 29th Oct 2009 | Crosswords

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Just three left. Q2 Which football team scored most goals in the English First Division from 1960-61 to 1969-70? Q11 What's the connection between Sheffield and Rome? (I have no idea how to even begin to research this one!) Q17 Which book includes the first printed use of the word "Millionaire"? I donn't currently have access to the on-line O.E.D., which should have the answer. I'm grateful as always for your assistance.

Garden Answers Crossword Nov.

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Q11-this may not be correct but I have always been led to believe as I live near Sheffield that Rome and the former are both built on seven hillsI run a bit and when Sheffield had a full-marathon it seemed to go up every flipping one of them!

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Q17- Benjamin Disraeli used the term "millionaire" in his novel "Vivien Grey" in 1826 not certain if it was the first usage but most be near-working on the last one

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Bogtrotter if you go to http://www.refbot.co.uk/1960's.html it gives you the relevent League tables from which you could work this out i didn't but on a quick glance it may be Spurs

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relevent=relevant I am seeing Leage tables in front of my eyes -AARGHHHH

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League tables even I think i had better go to bed -zzzzzzzzzzz

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