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| Island in the Pacific that houses the sultanate of Brunei |
| Canadian sculptor whose works include 1986 bronze The Spirit of Haida Gwaii, the Black Canoe |
| Charles —, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar winner for The Private Life of Henry VIII |
| P M —, 1980s Somerset CCC captain who died in 2011 |
| Margaret —, 2004 London Marathon elite race winner |
| Susan —, US actress who starred as Goldine Serafin in 1979 film drama Goldengirl |
| US state; capital Boise |
| In heraldry, the colour blue |
| Published title of unfinished Jane Austen novel The Brothers featuring the character Charlotte Heywood |
| Walter —, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for Mrs Miniver |
| Seabird of the genus Fregata also called the man-o'-war bird |
| In croquet, either of the two lines from which a ball is struck into play |
| County of the Republic of Ireland whose settlements include Drumlish, Moydow and Granard |
| Louis —, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for 1950 biopic The Magnificent Yankee |
| Warm hip-length waterproof coat with a hood originally worn by the Inuit |
| Edward —, English pirate also known as Blackbeard who died in 1718 |
| National style of wrestling of Japan |
| Opera by Charles Gounod that premiered in 1859 |
| Fruit dried to make currants, raisins or sultanas |
| Capital of Seine-Maritime department, France |
| Daughter of Minos and Pasiphae in Greek mythology who married Dionysus |
| Fulke —, poet and dramatist; Chancellor of the Exchequer from 1614-21 |
| In weaving, yarn woven across the width of a fabric |
| US city; seat of the University of Arizona |
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