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| 1992 comedy-drama film starring Eddie Murphy, Robin Givens and Halle Berry |
| The —, 1994 animated film for which Hans Zimmer won a Best Music, Original Score Oscar |
| Sea of —, arm of the Black Sea fed chiefly by the River Don |
| Iwan —, rugby union wing whose 1985 Scotland Test debut was against Ireland |
| Tree with red, sugar and Florida varieties |
| Genus of trees including the California redwood |
| Gok —, television presenter whose credits include Miss Naked Beauty and How to Look Good Naked |
| W Somerset —, author of The Sacred Flame and The Bread-Winner |
| Miles —, actor and comedian who played Archie in Balamory |
| Piece of music composed for eight singers |
| Nadia —, 1976 and 1980 Olympic balance beam gold medal-winning gymnast |
| Stew originating from France made with haricot beans and meat |
| Theatrical entertainment performed at Christmas time such as Aladdin or Cinderella |
| Annual period of fasting for Jewish people also called the Day of Atonement |
| Lowest deck in a vessel with four or more decks |
| Common bird of ponds and lakes with a black plumage and red bill |
| Luigi —, Italian composer of 1961 work Intolleranza 1960 |
| Aniseed-flavoured spirit distilled in Turkey and Yugoslavia |
| Mild semi-soft cow’s milk cheese of northwest France |
| Wife of Socrates, whose name has come to mean any quarrelsome woman |
| 1970s ITV drama series that starred Kevin Moreton and Mark McManus in the title role |
| Jean-Antoine —, French painter whose works include 1717’s The Embarkation for Cythera |
| Crippled character in the Charles Dickens novel Nicholas Nickleby |
| Asian bean plant whose nutritious seeds are used as food and forage |
| 1975 film thriller starring Roy Scheider and Robert Shaw |
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