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| Andrea —, 1975 European Indoor Championships 60m gold medallist |
| Ian —, 1958 Commonwealth 220 yds butterfly swimming gold medallist |
| Freddie —, entrepreneur associated with the Skytrain project who died in 2006 |
| 1954 biopic starring Marlon Brando as Napoleon Bonaparte |
| 1993 novel by Danielle Steel |
| Comedian and actor who plays the title role in BBC TV series Jonathan Creek |
| Department of France; capital Moulins |
| See 13 Across |
| Peter —, 17th-century painter whose works include Girl with a Parrot and Two Ladies of the Lake Family |
| High Court judge in the Isle of Man |
| Honey-yielding tree also called the Chilean wine palm |
| Medieval stringed instrument resembling the violin |
| Stacy —, US actor who played the title role in 1974 film drama Luther |
| Michael —, Aberdeen-born dancer-choreographer who started his own company in 1984 |
| Territory of northwest Canada; capital Whitehorse |
| Walter —, US manufacturer who introduced the Plymouth motor car in 1928 |
| Joe —, violinist and bandleader whose signature tune was In the Mood |
| Arcangelo —, Italian violinist and composer born in 1653 noted for his Twelve concerti grossi |
| Alfred —, Austrian psychiatrist; author of The Neurotic Character and The Practice and Theory of Individual Psychology |
| Actor who played the title role in 1949 film drama The Bad Lord Byron |
| Castle and residence of the royal family in southwest Aberdeenshire, Scotland |
| Rene —, French Art Nouveau designer noted for his frosted glassware |
| Daniel —, author of 1719 novel Robinson Crusoe |
| River upon which Rome, Italy, stands |
| Bluish-white metallic element; symbol Zn |
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