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• Leicester
  ...versity]] and [[De Montfort University]] (formerly Leicester Polytechnic). Leicester, excluding [[Birmingham]], is the largest city and urban area between [[Not ...ntify as non-white. In addition to [[English]], 70 languages are spoken in Leicester including [[Gujarati]], [[Punjabi]], [[Somali]], [[Urdu]], [[Cantonese]], [
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• Leicester (cheese)
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• Leicester/Definition
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• Leicester/Related Articles
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• Leicester (cheese)/Definition
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• Virology/External Links
  ...e.ac.uk/109/introduction.html Origins of Virology], from Microbiology at [[Leicester University]] ...torials/Time/Machine.html The Virology Time Machine], from Microbiology at Leicester University
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• Richard III (monarch)
  ...deformed, but did suffer from a [[spinal curvature]].<ref>''University of Leicester'': '[http://www.le.ac.uk/richardiii/ The Discovery of Richard III]'. Access
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• Leicester
  ...versity]] and [[De Montfort University]] (formerly Leicester Polytechnic). Leicester, excluding [[Birmingham]], is the largest city and urban area between [[Not ...ntify as non-white. In addition to [[English]], 70 languages are spoken in Leicester including [[Gujarati]], [[Punjabi]], [[Somali]], [[Urdu]], [[Cantonese]], [
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• New England Primer/Bibliography
  * Ford, Paul Leicester, ''The New England Primer''
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• William Gardiner
  ...March 15, 1770, [[Lei­ces­ter]], [[Eng­land]] &ndash; No­vem­ber 16, 1853, Leicester) was a musician who introduced the music of his contemporary, [[Beethoven]] | publisher = London: Longman, Rees et al. / Leicester: T. Combe and Son; and A. Cockshaw
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• Leicestershire (cricket)
  ...the eighteenth century. The earliest known reference is a notice in the ''Leicester Journal'' dated 17 August 1776. The [[Leicestershire and Rutland Cricket Cl ...nsion team in 1895. The club's home base is the [[Grace Road]] ground in [[Leicester]]. Leicestershire were not able to seriously challenge for honours until th
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• Richard III (monarch)/Definition
  ...hrough the Shakespeare play of the same name; remains were rediscovered at Leicester in 2012 and reburied in 2015.
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• National Secular Society/Related Articles
  {{r|Leicester Secular Society}}
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• Parminder Nagra
  '''Parminder Nagra''' (born 5 October 1975 in Leicester, England, U.K.) is a British actress best known for her starring roles in t Parminder Kaur Nagra was born in Leicester, England, the first of four children (two boys, two girls) born to Sikh par
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• Leeds/Related Articles
  {{r|Leicester}}
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• Prion/External Links
  ...icro.msb.le.ac.uk/3035/prions.html Prion Diseases] (2003) Dr. Sean Heaphy, Leicester University
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• Leicester/Related Articles
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• Nottingham/Related Articles
  {{r|Leicester}}
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• Hindi language/Related Articles
  {{r|Leicester}}
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• Sheffield/Related Articles
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• Nottingham
  ...t Midlands]] region of [[England]], close to the cities of [[Derby]] and [[Leicester]]. Nottingham's urban area includes several former towns, villages and dist ...y for most of its length. The city is narrowly missed by the A46 road from Leicester to [[Newark-on-Trent]]. The A52 road links the city to [[Grantham]] and [[D
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• William Gardiner/Bibliography
  | title = William Gardiner, of Leicester
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• Kenilworth Castle
  [[John of Gaunt]]'s Hall was constructed in the 14^th century. Leicester's Building is an Elizabethan three-story building containing living accommo ...ing accommodation and had little defensive value due to its large windows. Leicester's Gatehouse is a gatehouse built to serve as the main entrance to the castl
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• Rugby, Warwickshire
  ...dshunt and the second to serve an industrial area. No track remains of the Leicester branch, although a sizable [[viaduct]] remains in place.
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• Virus (biology)/Bibliography
  * [http://www-micro.msb.le.ac.uk/109/structure.html University of Leicester online notes] - Virus Structure
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