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From racing pigeons to speaking French, here are nine things you may not know about Queen Elizabeth

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Queen Elizabeth II was well known for her record-breaking reign, but did you know she was bilingual, raced pigeons and (kind of) owned a fast-food restaurant?

Here are a few things about the Queen that may surprise you.

1. She introduced a new dog breed named the 'dorgi'

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