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Married then divorced to Prince Charles. Died in a car accident in Paris.
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Princess Diana
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Third Prime Minister of India 1966 - 1977, 1980 - 1984, killed by her Sikh bodyguards
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Indira Gandhi
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Queen of the British Empire in the 19th century
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Queen Victoria
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American singer, songwriter, and actress. Best selling female artist of all time. Uses one name
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Madonna
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Devoted follower of Jesus. First witness to the resurrection
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Mary Magdalene
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First female leader of a Muslim state, Prime Minister of Pakistan
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Benazir Bhutto
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US First Lady, cultural and fashion icon of the 60's.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
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Last Pharaoh of Egypt. Personally involved with Mark Anthony and Julius Caesar.
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Cleopatra
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Young woman who inspired the French in their fight against the English. Burnt at the stake as a witch.
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Joan of Arc
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Actress, model and icon of the 50s and 60s. Sang happy birthday to the husband of #7
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Marilyn Monroe
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Albanian nun who worked mostly in Kolkata
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Mother Teresa
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Teenage author of a dairy. Died in Bergen concentration camp.
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Anne Frank
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Actress in the 50s and 60s who later went to work for UNICEF
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Audrey Hepburn
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African American talk show host, book club, magazine and television station owner
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Oprah Winfrey
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1970s era tennis player who advocated for gender equality in sports
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Billie Jean King
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Queen of France who made her sons, John and Richard, kings of England
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Eleanor of Aquitaine
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First Lady, US Senator, US Secretary of State and possible candidate for 2016 presidential election
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
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French actress, dancer, singer and animal rights activist.
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Brigitte Bardot
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First Lady, human rights campaigner, diplomat, UN Human Rights committee
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Eleanor Roosevelt
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French fashion designer and founder of a fashion label using her own name. Gained influence first in the 1920s.
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Coco Chanel
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"Iron Lady" British Prime Minister
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Margaret Thatcher
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American singer, actress and dancer. Lead singer of Destiny's Child. Known by her first name
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Beyonce Knowles
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Married Prince William
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Catherine Middleton
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Dutch exotic dancer executed in WWI as a spy
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Mata Hari
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Author of the Harry Potter series
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JK Rowling
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Queen of England during the 16th century. Made England Protestant.
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Queen Elizabeth I
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American actress who married the Prince of Monaco
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Grace Kelly
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German chancellor since 2005 and Time 2015 Person of the Year
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Angela Merkel
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Swedish actress featured in Casablanca
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Ingrid Bergman
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Minor German princess who became Queen of Russia after her husband was assisinated
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Catherine the Great
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US actress, producer and humanitarian. Lara Croft:Tomb Raider
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Angelina Jolie
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British monarch since 1953.
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Queen Elizabeth II
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Barbados actress, singer and fashion designer. Uses only one name
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Rihanna
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American comedian, actress, and TV talk show host. TV show went by her first name
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Ellen DeGeneres
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Sense and Sensibility, Pride and Prejudice, Emma
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Jane Austen
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American actress, model and singer. The Avengers, Lost in Translation, Girl with a Pearl Earring
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Scarlett Johansson
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American singer, songwriter, activist, fashion designer and actress. Meat dress and Twitter
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Lady Gaga
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Spanish saint, mystic and writer
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St. Teresa of Avila
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Burmese democracy activist and Nobel Peace Prize winner
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Aung San Suu Kyi
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Uncle Tom's Cabin. Anti-slavery campaigner
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Harriet Beecher Stowe
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American actress, singer, playwright and comedian. Subject to censorship. Klondike Annie, Go West Young Man
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Mae West
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Mystery writer, Poirot and Miss Marple
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Agatha Christie
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British nurse during the Crimean War. Improved hospital standards
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Florence Nightingale
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Campaigned against slavery and in favour of women and workers' rights. On the US dollar
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Susan B. Anthony
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American 19th century female poet
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Emily Dickinson
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Born in Austria, Queen of France and guillotined during the Revolution
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Marie Antoinette
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British militant suffragette who used radical and violent tactics
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Emmeline Pankhurst
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Polish physicist and chemist. Winner of two Nobel prizes
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Marie Curie
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Canadian. First magistrate in British Empire. Had women declared legal persons
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Emily Murphy
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It's Hillary Clinton, or Hillary Rodham Clinton, not Hilary. I actually tried "Hillary Clinton", "Hillary Rodham Clinton", "Hilary Clinton" and then gave up...
It's Brigitte Bardot, not Bridget.
It's Emmeline Pankhurst, not Emily.
Alternative spellings should be accepted, like Monika Szeles or Monika Seles for Monica Seles (I've never seen the spelling you used, though google shows it to be commonly accepted).