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11Chris Hallam — is a former Welsh paralympian and wheelchair athlete. He won medals for swimming and wheelchair racing in the 1988 Summer Paralympics in Seoul, South Korea; the 1992 Games in Barcelona, Spain; and the 1996 Games in Atlanta, Georgia, United States …
12England at the Commonwealth Games — England  at the Commonwealth Games : Flag of England CGF Code = ENG …
13Armies, Recruiting of — Because fifteenth century England had no standing armies,WARS OF THE ROSES military forces had to be raised anew each time a campaign was undertaken. Surviving records, although fragmentary, indicate that these armies mainly comprised… …
14stout — a. 1. Strong, sinewy, brawny, athletic, lusty, robust, sturdy, stalwart, vigorous, ablebodied. 2. Brave, valiant, valorous, intrepid, bold, manful, manly, resolute, gallant, firm, indomitable, hardy, courageous, dauntless, doughty. 3. Proud,… …
15strapping — adj 1. muscular, brawny, broad shouldered, powerfully built, musclebound; stalwart, rugged, hefty, husky, solid, well knit; ablebodied, able, athletic, sinewy. 2. robust, vigorous, full of vigor, hearty, hardy, hale, hale and hearty, lusty,… …
16fit — [adj1] suitable, appropriate able, adapted, adequate, advantageous, apposite, apt, becoming, befitting, beneficial, capable, comely, comme il faut, competent, conformable, convenient, correct, correspondent, deserving, desirable, due, equipped,… …
17sailor — [n] person who travels by sea ablebodied sailor, bluejacket*, boater, cadet, circumnavigator, deck hand, diver, hearty*, jack*, lascar*, marine, mariner, mate, middy, midshipman/woman, navigator, old salt*, pilot, pirate, salt*, sea dog*,… …
18strong — [adj1] healthy, powerful able, ablebodied, active, athletic, big, capable, durable, enduring, energetic, firm, fixed, forceful, forcible, hale, hard as nails*, hardy, hearty, heavy, heavy duty*, in fine feather*, mighty, muscular, reinforced,… …
19KREMENETS — (Pol. Krzemieniec), town in Tarnopol district, Ukraine, from 1344; under Lithuania until 1569; Poland Lithuania until 1793; Russia until 1918; and again under Poland until 1939. Jews are first mentioned there in 1438, when they were granted a… …
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