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| 1952 film comedy also known as Military Policemen starring Bob Hope and Mickey Rooney |
| Garden of —, Old Testament location in which Adam and Eve were placed at the Creation |
| Fine art auctioneers established in London in 1744 by Samuel Baker |
| Albino variety of the polecat bred for hunting |
| See 15 Across |
| 2009 winner of The Oaks ridden by Jamie Spencer |
| Rugby union centre; 1964 New Zealand Test debutant against Australia |
| Location of the London sports stadium that hosted the 1966 FIFA World Cup Final |
| See 18 Down |
| Gene —, US golfer; 2002 Air Canada Championship tournament winner |
| 1984 novel by Tim Winton |
| Predatory gull-like bird such as the arctic — |
| 2004 action film starring Colin Farrell in the title role |
| 1950 romcom-musical starring Doris Day and Gordon MacRae |
| Mechanical device indicating the tempo of a piece of music |
| Clown in William Shakespeare play Twelfth Night |
| — Palace, papal residence housing the Vatican Historical Museum |
| Joe —, record producer portrayed by Con O'Neill in 2008 biopic Telstar |
| Jelena —, 2017 French Open singles tennis championship winner |
| — Province, region of New Zealand from 1858-76 whose council sat at Napier |
| — sauce, substance made from fermented soya beans used in Chinese and Japanese cookery |
| 2018 film starring Sophie Cookson and Judi Dench |
| Fashion designer who married textile designer Celia Birtwell in 1969 |
| Resort town in Denbighshire, north Wales, at the entrance to the Vale of Clwyd |
| 1993 science fiction novel by Stephen Baxter |
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