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Totally agree. It's a standard J! category used with frequency like Shakespeare or British Monarchs. -- nm
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Beron Cherry
Do they mix it, like "This British monarch has is the one with the most performances nominated for an Oscar."
Posted by
Marlowe
Jan 30 '20, 08:11
Which probably is Elizabeth I. Or Victoria.
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good question! good question! -- nm
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mud
Jan 30, 08:19
Looks like that's never been asked. (But that's a great question) -- nm*
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Reagen
Jan 30, 08:18
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