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Stage play by Howard Brenton first produced at the Royal Court, London, in 1973 crossword clue
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| Manuel —, military leader; de facto head of state of Panama from 1983-89 |
| City and major oil centre in Oklahoma, US, on the Arkansas River |
| Ancient kingdom in the Old Testament east of the Dead Sea |
| 1973 stage play by Edward Bond |
| Marie —, winner of the 1911 Nobel Prize in Chemistry |
| Ronald —, US president from 1981-89 |
| William —, Archbishop of Canterbury from 1633-45 |
| 1977 horror film starring Marilyn Chambers and Frank Moore |
| Ettore —, Italy-born car manufacturer who died in France in 1947 |
| 2008 novel by David Lodge |
| Capital of the state of Tripura, India |
| Georges —, French composer of operas Carmen and Djamileh |
| 1996 Dubai World Cup winner ridden by Jerry Bailey |
| 2008 film comedy starring Sean Maguire as Leonidas |
| Popular British bridge bidding system that started to evolve in the mid-1930s |
| Hill in Paris; highest point of the city |
| 2002 novel by Tony Parsons |
| The —, 1933 novel by C S Forester |
| Metallic element; symbol Sn |
| See 4 |
| Capital of Wales |
| William de Wiveleslie —, scientist after whom surveying instrument the topographic — level is named |
| James —, British theatre critic who authored nine-volume diary Ego |
| Max —, 1934-35 World Heavyweight boxing champion |
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