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Britannia

The Roman name for Britain, later a national symbol of Great Britain in the form of a seated woman with a trident. Also the name of the royal yacht, decommissioned in 1997.



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Brittania Kreig, an avionics chief who resides in Lancaster, was greeted by her mother, Donna.
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Xena, Don't Mess with Me Warrior Princess; Hercules, Musclebound Hunka Burning Love; and those Spice Girl chicks, thank you very much, Brittania, we've got the harbor, care to join us for tea?
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