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| Mirror Quiz crossword of May 13th, 2016 other clues |
| In music, the sign that, when placed before a note, lowers it in pitch by a semitone |
| Number represented by the letters VIII in Roman numerals |
| Egg-shaped wind instrument also called a sweet potato |
| Author of novels The Turning Point and The Way Back Home |
| River in England that flows to the Wash near King's Lynn |
| Set of nine persons or things such as the — of Heliopolis in Egyptian mythology |
| The —, 1950 film drama starring Jack Warner as PC George Dixon |
| Cathedral city in Marne, France |
| German dish of beef marinated in a vinegar mixture before cooking |
| Extinct species of man occurring throughout much of Europe in Palaeolithic times |
| Branch of mathematics concerned with the measurement of points, curves, lines and surfaces |
| State capital of North Carolina, US |
| Old World monkey inhabiting open rocky ground or wooded regions |
| West African republic; capital Niamey |
| Cold sea mist or fog off the North Sea |
| Composer of the stage musicals Twang! and Maggie May |
| Chris —, comedian-actor; author of 2006 poetry volume Cautionary Tales for Grown-Ups |
| City in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, NE Italy, partially damaged by an earthquake in 1976 |
| Archaic or poetic name for Ireland |
| First king of Israel in the Old Testament |
| Monetary unit of Malaysia; one-hundredth of a ringgit |
| City and port in N Germany on the Weser estuary |
| Charlie —, jockey whose four Derby-winning rides included Hard Ridden in 1958 |
| Department of France whose capital is Bourg |
| Lake —, reservoir in Arizona and Nevada formed by the Hoover Dam across the Colorado River |
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