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Does Queen Elizabeth ll enjoy gin?
Gordon's the gin makers are royal warrent holders having been awarded one of their warrents by the Queen. As such it may not be unreasonable to assume that Elizabeth ll does enjoy gin!
How did Queen Elizabeth ll become famous?
By being a queen.
What is Queen Elizabeth head of?
Queen Elizabeth ll is monarch of The United Kingdom and British Commonwealth.
Does queen Elizabeth ll know the martial arts?
She may have been trained by the SAS, so possibly.
What year was the queen Elizabeth ll cornation?
1953
Does queen elizabeth ll have a great grandson?
Yes.
Does Queen Elizabeth ll enjoy the martial arts?
No, she does not.
Does queen Elizabeth ll like turkey?
Possibly.
Does queen Elizabeth ll like beef?
Yes.
What is Queen Elizabeth ll favorite food?
caviar
Does Queen Elizabeth II have an unusual health problem?
Queen Elizabeth ll, now 82, is as fit as a fiddle!
What is the difference between the Queen of England and the Queen of the United Kingdom?
There is no difference. The Queen is Elizabeth ll.
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