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2003 Scottish Grand National winner ridden by Richard McGrath crossword clue
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| Mirror Quiz crossword of April 13th, 2018 other clues |
| Small wingless insect with long antennae that feeds on sugar and starch |
| District of Antwerp, Belgium, on the River Scheldt associated with the shipbuilding industry |
| Charles —, author of 1861 novel The Cloister and the Hearth |
| Light, slender, flexible sword tipped by a button |
| Rod —, entertainer associated with puppet Emu who died in 1999 |
| Standard monetary unit of Romania |
| Town in Tuscany, Italy, between Pisa and Florence |
| 1970s ITV science-fiction series created by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson |
| C P —, author of novels Homecomings and Time of Hope |
| Former Indian copper coin worth one sixteenth of a rupee |
| Muse of love poetry in Greek mythology |
| 2015 novel by Laura Ruby |
| 2006 mystery film starring Radha Mitchell and Sean Bean |
| 1995 comedy-drama featuring Julia Ormond in the title role |
| God of mischief and destruction in Norse mythology |
| Quintus —, Roman author of epic poem Annales who died in 169 BC |
| Former name of N'Djamena, capital of Chad |
| Rafe —, actor who portrayed William Holman Hunt in 2009 BBC TV drama series Desperate Romantics |
| 1822 novel by Walter Scott |
| Capital and largest city of Honduras |
| Long-running US Western television series that starred James Arness and Milburn Stone |
| See 6 |
| The —, 1937 novel by J R R Tolkien |
| Mammal of forests of central Africa with a reddish-brown coat |
| Standard unit of currency of Peru replaced by the nuevo sol in 1991 |
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