1) British auto service 2) Castle on the Thames 3) Fortress on the Thames
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[See firstly executive function and dysexecutive syndrome.] This test is described in Section 6 of our e-paper 'From Frontal Lobe Syndrome to Dysexecutive Syndrome'.
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Fortress on the bank of the River Thames to the east of the City of London, England. William (I) the Conqueror established a camp here immediately after his coronation in 1066, and in 1078 Gundulf...
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The Tower Of London is an ancient fortress on the left bank of the River Thames in London, on a site of some thirteen acres. The present castle has a keep, known as the White Tower, which was built as a fortress by William The Conqueror between 1078 and 1080 on a site of a previous Roman fortress. The Tower of London was a royal palace in the Middl...
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[
n] - a fortress in London on the Thames
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noun a fortress in London on the Thames; used as a palace and a state prison and now as a museum containing the crown jewels
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(fortification) Click images to enlargeFortress on the bank of the River Thames to the east of the City of London, England. William (I) the Conqueror established a camp here immediately after his coronation in 1066, and in 1078 Gundulf of Bec, Bishop...
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Royal palace and fortress on the north bank of the Thames within the modern borough of Tower Hamlets and home to the Principal Storekeeper’s Department Surveyor General’s Department Clerk of the Ordnance Clerk of Deliveries and Treasurer of Ordnance
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