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| Mirror Quiz crossword of August 12th, 2020 other clues |
| — Castle, ruined medieval fortress in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, south of Stonehaven |
| Russian river that flows to the Caspian Sea at Guryev |
| Published title of 1817 unfinished Jane Austen novel The Brothers featuring the character Charlotte Heywood |
| The —, region of southeast England between the North Downs and the South Downs |
| Gina —, actress who played Sharla Smith in 2011 film thriller Killer Joe |
| Sixth note of any major scale in tonic sol-fa |
| Tactical play in the last few tricks of a game of bridge forcing an opponent to make a particular lead |
| Small depression in the centre of the macula in the retina of the eye |
| Crater lake near Naples, Italy, regarded as an entrance to Hades in ancient times |
| Short solo song resembling a simple aria |
| Legendary creature also called the abominable snowman |
| Plant of the genus Petasites such as the giant — or Arctic — |
| York-born conspirator executed in 1606 for his role in the Gunpowder Plot |
| Skipper of steamboat the Vital Spark in stories by Neil Munro |
| Al —, US motor racing driver; 1987 Indianapolis 500 winner |
| Ancient capital of Assyria |
| See 14 Down |
| Old Testament Hebrew prophet of the 8th-century BC |
| 1924 stage play by Noel Coward |
| State capital of Maryland, US |
| 1970 Grand National winner ridden by Pat Taaffe |
| Wilfrid —, prime minister of Canada from 1896-1911 |
| Salesi —, former Australia, Northampton, Toulon, Gloucester and Cardiff rugby union prop now with RC Narbonne |
| Capital of Azerbaijan |
| James —, Scottish engineer and inventor who improved the steam engine |
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