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1987 and 1999 Cricket World Cup winners crossword clue
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| Royal Borough of —, smallest borough in London |
| 1816 novel by Thomas Love Peacock featuring the character Marmaduke Milestone |
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| William Frederick —, US showman also called Buffalo Bill who died in 1917 |
| 1981 Grand National winner ridden by Bob Champion |
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| 18th letter in the Greek alphabet |
| Italian Renaissance painter born Giovanni Battista Benvenuti who works include Saint Sebastian with Saint Roch and Saint Demetrius |
| Sajid —, Conservative MP for Bromsgrove who was Chancellor of the Exchequer from 2019-2020 |
| Richard —, actor and comedian best known as resident musician on Channel 4 series Whose Line Is It Anyway? |
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| Pop group consisting of twin brothers Matt and Luke Goss |
| US state; capital Augusta |
| Yellow-flowered plant of the parsley family whose seeds and feathery leaves are used to flavour food |
| Sam —, actor who played the title role in 2008 comedy-drama film Dean Spanley |
| The —, 1972 comedy-drama film starring Robert Redford and Peter Boyle |
| A —, South Africa Test cricketer who took 6-32 against West Indies in Bridgetown in 2005 |
| 18th-century English navigator who discovered several Pacific and Atlantic islands |
| Ferryman in Greek mythology who brought the dead across the river Styx to Hades |
| See 7 Across |
| Private detective creation of S S Van Dine who first appeared in 1926 novel The Benson Murder Case |
| Wild cat with grey-brown mottled fur, tufted ears and a short tail |
| 1870 opera by Giuseppe Verdi |
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