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SHAEF's domain SHAEF's war theatre. Site of 1940s military ops Soccer star Samuel ___'o Sphere of action, W. W. II. St. Lô was in it in W.W. II Satin dress fabric. Satin dress fabric: Fr. Satin fabric. Savoie star Sight in le ciel Star of France Star at Cannes Star ballerina Star from Paris Star in Paris Star in Quebec Star in a French sky Star of Paris Star of Toulouse Star of a kind Star of the Sorbonne Star over Calais Star over Paris Star over the Seine Star, at the Folies Bergere Star, in France Star, in Nice Star, in Soissons Star, in Strasbourg Star, to Henri Star, to Pierre Star-shaped figure Star: French. star French words star Paris Info Satin fabrics. Several 22A in Paris Sights at l'observatoire Star-shaped patterns Stars at the Moulin Rouge? Stars over Paris. Stars over Sedan Stars, in Paris Stars, in Sevres Stars, in Strasbourg Stars: Fr. Stars: French. Study for astronomes Seine-___, French department. SHORT black jacket Scholar's collar School 007 attended School Anthony Eden attended School Eddie Redmayne attended School Eden and Jebb attended. School Eden attended School Gladstone attended School James Bond attended School James Bond was kicked out of School Orwell attended School Prince William went to School Shelley attended School Wellington attended School across the Thames from Windsor School allied with King's College School along the Thames School attended by 007 School attended by 18 former British prime ministers School attended by 19 prime ministers School attended by 20 prime ministers School attended by Bertie Wooster School attended by British princes School attended by British royals School attended by Captain Hook School attended by Hugh Laurie School attended by Hugh Laurie and Dominic West School attended by Ian Fleming School attended by James Bond School attended by James Bond ... and Ian Fleming School attended by King's Scholars School attended by Lord Grantham on "Downton Abbey" School attended by Orwell School attended by many English statesmen School attended by many princes and prime ministers School attended by many royals School attended by princes School attended by princes William and Harry School attended by the Duke of Wellington School by the Thames School called "the chief nurse of England's statesmen" School collar School dating from 1440 School established in 1440 School established in the 15th century School fit for a prince School for 13-year-old British lads School for British princes School for Captain Hook School for Charles' sons School for English princes School for George Orwell and Prince William School for Hugh Laurie School for Ian Fleming and James Bond School for James Bond School for James Bond and Lord Peter Wimsey School for King's Scholars School for Prince Harry School for Prince William School for Princes William and Harry School for William and Harry School for a King's Scholar School for an English prince School for princes School for royals School for some princes School for which a collar and tie are named School for young royals School founded before Columbus landed in America School founded by Henry VI School founded by Henry VI in 1440 School founded by King Henry VI School founded in 1440 School founded in 1440 by Henry VI School from which James Bond was expelled School hidden in "five tonnes" School in Berkshire School in Berkshire, England School in Britain School in England School just north of Windsor Castle School known for its collar School located in Berkshire School named in the Public Schools Act of 1868 School near Heathrow School near Slough School near Windsor School near Windsor Castle School near the Royal Windsor Racecourse School near the Thames School north of Windsor Castle School of Aldous Huxley and George Orwell School of NOTE? School of William and Harry School of nineteen British prime ministers School of princes School on the River Thames School on the Thames River School or collar School since 1440 School since the 15th century School started by Henry VI School that 007 attended School that Ian Fleming (and James Bond) attended School that James Bond attended School that Shelley attended School that celebrates George III's birthday School that expelled James Bond School that lent its name to a collar School that observes St. Andrew's Day School that offers an Orwell Award School that sounds like it has a good culinary arts program? School that sponsors Holyport College School that's home to Farrer Theatre School that's home to the artificial Dorney Lake School that's more than half a millennium old School that's part of Princeton, in a sense School town on the Thames School town west of London School visible from Windsor Castle School where Aldous Huxley briefly taught George Orwell School where Aldous Huxley taught George Orwell School where actors Eddie Redmayne and Tom Hiddleston studied School where part of "The Madness of King George" was filmed School where some of "Shakespeare in Love" was filmed School whose cricket matches take place on Mespots School whose rowing team practices on Dorney Lake School with King's Scholars School with a 15th-century chapel School with a Salisbury Diplomatic Society School with a royally appointed provost School with a varied sports programme School with famous playing fields School with historic playing fields School with rowers School with trimesters called halves Schoolboy's collar Schoolboy's jacket Scut Setting for the "Young Bond" novels Shelley alma mater Shelley studied here. Shelley's alma mater Shelley's college Shelley's pre-Oxford school Shelley's school Short type of jacket Sight for Thames tourists. Sight from Windsor Castle Single-sex school founded in 1440 Sir Denis ___-Hogg (president of Polymer Records in "This Is Spinal Tap") Small town on the Thames. Some of its cricket matches are held on Agar's Plough Spender of £17 million for a rowing lake Sports rival of Harrow Stiff collar Style of collar. Subject of a Thomas Gray ode ___ Society (English debating group) school British architect Schoolboy topper once worn by Brits School uniform part dating to the 1800s Stiff jacket feature Stiff shirt attachment named for a British prep school Schoolboy Shelley. Shelley was one Shelley, for example. Shelley, for one Shelley, when young. Student at a famous English school. Some British students Some English students Some Kings' Scholars Sports shoe brand (not, as it looks, something WebMD suggests that you drink) Shoes once worn and endorsed by Hakeem Olajuwon Scholar's collars School coats. School collars Schoolboy collars Schoolboy jackets Short coats. Short formal jackets Short jackets for boys Some British jackets Some British jackets and collars Some collar types Some collars Some jackets Some jackets and collars Some jackets or collars Some prep school wear Some short jackets Some stiff collars Some waist-length jackets Some waiters' jackets Some wide-lapelled jackets Special collars Starched collars Starchy collars Stiff collars