- - Ecclesiastical district also known as a see
- - area over which a bishop has control
- - See enigma's first code is cracked
- - see what the bishop's flock is
- - District overseen by a bishop
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- - Ecclesiastical districts
- - What are ecclesiastical councils called
- - Ecclesiastical jurisdictions
- - Ecclesiastical councils
- - Ecclesiastical gatherings
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- - Ecclesiastical districts
- - Church districts
- - There are ones named after all the men featured on current U.S. banknotes except Hamilton
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- - Capital gains hard for ecclesiastical district
- - District having its own church and clergy
- - Area of church concern makes capital by end of a month
- - Church's district
- - Church area making capital hot
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- - Changed districts, or mapped out new districts: Hyph.
- - Changed an area of town from residential to commercial, e.g.
- - Moved the borders to create a new area, perhaps
- - Designated a new use for
- - Divided into new districts
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- - Natural light display also known as northern light seen mostly in the high-latitude regions around the Arctic and Antarctic
- - Princess ......, character in Disney's Sleeping Beauty
- - Excited roar following gold light in the sky!
- - Red or green lights, maybe
- - Lead-in to "borealis"
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- - Plant also known as cranesbill, from the shape of its seed pods
- - Common flowering patio plant
- - i am with you and the german when it comes to growing it
- - Bloomer made when removing small mass from semiconductor
- - plant to regain form with hesitation
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- - set of ecclesiastical statutes
- - ecclesiastical rules that will regulate the big guns, we hear!
- - set of rules governing a christian church
- - Ecclesiastical rules
- - Pope's digested pronouncements mentioning knowledge of guns?
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- - Norman's like mother, accepting new ecclesiastical benefice
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- - Ecclesiastical building
- - Religious building always full of books, European
- - monks' building
- - Church building.
- - Building inhabited by a community of monks or nuns
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