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Anatoly —, world chess champion from 1975-85 crossword clue
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| John —, rugby union hooker; 1990 England Test debutant against Argentina |
| Arthur —, 1975 Wimbledon singles tennis championship winner |
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| 1981 war film starring Laurence Olivier as Gen Douglas MacArthur |
| Standard recording and playing system for video cassettes |
| Edmund —, English tragic actor who played Shylock at Drury Lane in 1814 |
| 1990s BBC TV sitcom starring Lenny Henry and Roger Griffiths |
| Capital of Japan from 794-1868 |
| 1963 film drama starring Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton and Louis Jourdan |
| Jack —, Shadow Foreign Secretary from 1992-94 |
| 1956 novel by William Golding |
| Small flying insect known to bite |
| Dmitri —, 2001 World Championships pole vault gold medallist |
| 2006 novel by Stuart Pawson |
| Pyotr Ilyich —, composer of 1890 opera The Queen of Spades |
| 1919 novel by John Buchan |
| Site in Virginia, US, where General Cornwallis surrendered to General Washington in 1781 |
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| Rich Japanese sauce made from soy beans naturally fermented with wheat or barley |
| First wife of Jacob in the Old Testament |
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