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The Principles and Practice of Medicine author, 5 letters
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Canadian medical educator, 5 letters
Canadian physician Sir William, 5 letters
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Groundbreaking Johns Hopkins physician Sir William, 5 letters
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Sir William who wrote The Principles and Practice of Medicine, 5 letters
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'80's Ladies' singer, 5 letters
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80's Ladies country singer, 5 letters
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Hold Me country Grammy winner, 1988, 5 letters
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___ Accords (1993 agreement), 4 letters
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___ City Hall, Nobel ceremony locale, 4 letters
___ Fjord (inlet of the Skagerrak), 4 letters
'52 Winter Olympics locale, 4 letters
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1993 Israeli/Palestinian accords site, 4 letters
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Artist Edvard Munch's home, 4 letters
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City served by Gardermoen Airport, 4 letters
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City that hosts the Nobel Peace Prize award ceremony, 4 letters
City that the band a-ha hails from, 4 letters
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City where Peer Gynt premiered, 4 letters
City where The Scream was stolen, 4 letters
City where The Scream was stolen in 2004, 4 letters
City where a-ha was formed, 1977, 4 letters
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City where Destiny's Child has a May 2002 tour date, 4 letters
City where Nobel Peace Prizes are awarded, 4 letters
City where you can see the original Kon-Tiki raft, 4 letters
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First Olympic venue for giant slalom, 4 letters
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German-occupied capital in W.W. II, 4 letters
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Giant slalom's first Olympic venue, 4 letters
Grete Waitz's birthplace, 4 letters
Holmenkollen overlooks it, 4 letters
Home of Akershus Castle, 4 letters
Home of Hallvard's ruined cathedral, 4 letters
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Home of Literature Nobelist Sigrid Undset, 4 letters
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Home of the Kon-Tiki Museum, 4 letters
Home of the Nobel Peace Center, 4 letters
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Home of the Norsk Folkemuseum, 4 letters
Home of the Norwegian Museum of Science and Technology, 4 letters
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Home of the Viking Ship Museum, 4 letters
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Home to the Munch Museum, 4 letters
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Magnus Carlsen, the world's current #2 chessplayer, lives in its suburbs, 4 letters
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Modern-day name of Christiania, 4 letters
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Munch Museum locale, 4 letters
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Nordic city and home to the Vikingskiphuset museum, 4 letters
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Body of water seen in Munch's The Scream, 9 letters
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Where Sonja Henie was born, 10 letters
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