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1. Lake Starnberg (Starnberger See)

Ludwig, who built Neuschwanstein, had been declared insane and deposed days earlier. He was found dead in shallow water with his psychiatrist, Bernhard von Gudden. Whether it was suicide, accident or murder is still debated.

2. Doodlebugs also accept buzz bombs

3. John of Gaunt (Duke of Lancaster)

4. Katharina von Bora

5. Lisbon

He is known as St Anthony of Padua because he spent his last years and died there, in 1231. The Portuguese call him St Anthony of Lisbon.

6. Miranda (Miranda v Arizona; "Miranda rights" or "Miranda warning")

7. The New York Times; Daniel Ellsberg

8. Bernauer Straße

Bernauer Straße is now home to the Berlin Wall Memorial. Unofficial chipping away by "Mauerspechte" (wall-peckers) had begun in November 1989.

9. Stade de Reims; Paris (at the Parc des Princes)

10. Kim Dae-jung

11. Neptune

Pluto was then classed as a planet, but from 1979 to 1999 its eccentric orbit took it inside Neptune's, so Neptune was briefly the most distant planet. That is why crossing Neptune's orbit counted as leaving the planets behind.

12. James Clerk Maxwell

13. W.B. Yeats

14. Dorothy L. Sayers; Lord Peter Wimsey

15. Sherlock Holmes (Basil Rathbone)

16. Thomas Young

17. Full House (Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen)

18. Captain America (Chris Evans)

19. Stellan Skarsgård

20. A Clockwork Orange (Malcolm McDowell)