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St Andrews is a cathedral city in [[Fife]], [[Scotland]]. It is famous for its ancient [[cathedral]], the [[University of St Andrews]] (which was attended by [[Prince William of Wales]], and the [[Royal and Ancient Golf Course]], the traditional home of [[golf]].
 
St Andrews is a cathedral city in [[Fife]], [[Scotland]]. It is famous for its ancient [[cathedral]], the [[University of St Andrews]] (which was attended by [[Prince William of Wales]], and the [[Royal and Ancient Golf Course]], the traditional home of [[golf]].
  
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St Andrews is a cathedral city in Fife, Scotland. It is famous for its ancient cathedral, the University of St Andrews (which was attended by Prince William of Wales, and the Royal and Ancient Golf Course, the traditional home of golf.