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TODAY S PUZZLE:
Which of Britain s three native coniferous trees comes with an elasticity that managed to get well suited for bow-making within the Dark Ages
YESTERDAY S ANSWER (mouseover to determine):
Look for [Veni vidi vici] to locate it means I came, I saw, I mastered. Search [I came I saw I mastered] to understand that Julius Caesar s phrase known to his victory over Pharnaces II of Pontus within the town of Zela in 47 BCE. Zela has become the Turkish town of Zile.
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