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Winston Churchill
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    He wore Roman-style robes and kohl eyeliner, so he looked rather like Winston Churchill—if the old prime minister had thrown a wild toga party and gotten his face painted.  (source)
    Winston Churchill = Britain's Prime Minister during World War II
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    The other two eternal world leaders are Winston Churchill and Josef Stalin.  (source)
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    All that about having met Winston Churchill and so on.  (source)
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    "Millard! Who's the prime minister?" "Winston Churchill," he said. "Have you gone daft?"  (source)
    Winston Churchill = Britain's Prime Minister during World War II
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    Among them was Winston Churchill, who wrote a book about it, and we still call one of the peaks Churchill's Picket even though he was not very complimentary about our people.  (source)
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    Coming upon the suitcases of the German envoy, POWs shredded the clothes, soaked them in mud and oil, and repacked them with friendly notes signed "Winston Churchill."  (source)
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    A small tank of a woman with a Winston Churchill stoop.  (source)
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    …Colin's mind raced like this: (1) baguettes (2) Katherine XIX (3) the ruby necklace he'd bought her five months and seventeen days before (4) most rubies come from India, which (5) used to be under control of the United Kingdom, of which (6) Winston Churchill was the prime minister, and (7) isn't it interesting how a lot of good politicians, like Churchill and also Gandhi, were bald while (8) a lot of evil dictators, like Hitler and Stalin and Saddam Hussein, were mustachioed?  (source)
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    "You look like you are related to Winston Churchill," I said as we shook hands, and he laughed.  (source)
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    SIR WINSTON CHURCHILL ONCE SAID THAT "true genius resides in the capacity for evaluation of uncertain, hazardous, and conflicting information."  (source)
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    Winston Churchill suggested that the British people's "finest hour" was their resistance to the Nazis in the 1940s, but at least as noble an hour was the moral quickening in Britain that led to the abolition of slavery.  (source)
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    This time its voice was Winston Churchill's.  (source)
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    You ever heard of a guy called Winston Churchill?  (source)
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