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| Mirror Quiz crossword of October 13th, 2020 other clues |
| See 12 Across |
| 1975 film comedy in which Diane Keaton played the role in Sonja |
| See 7 Down |
| German prisoner-of-war camp for officers, established in World War I |
| Hendrik —, German showjumper; 1984 Dublin Grand Prix winner |
| Tilda —, Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar winner for Michael Clayton |
| Clearing house for university applications in the UK from 1961-93 |
| 1969 comedy Western film starring Burt Reynolds in the title role |
| 1997 film drama written and directed by David Mamet starring Campbell Scott and Steve Martin |
| Edible woodland fungus also called porcino with a rich nutty flavour |
| Country in South Asia; capital Islamabad |
| — Sea, that part of the Pacific Ocean between Sulawesi, Borneo and Mindanao |
| See 15 Across |
| Karren —, author of novels United and Trophy Wives |
| James —, 18th-century English navigator who discovered several Pacific and Atlantic islands |
| Peter —, Liverpool-born comic actor whose characters include Kennedy St King and Brian Butterfield |
| Ian —, actor who played the title role in BBC TV series Lovejoy |
| Lough —, largest lake in the British Isles |
| William Henry —, English painter whose works include 1838's A Peasant Girl |
| Coastal city in southeast Texas housing an international airport |
| Alan —, British satirist whose published volumes include Golfing for Cats |
| 1946 Kurt Weill opera based on a play by Elmer Rice |
| Predatory gull-like bird such as the arctic — |
| Town in Valencia, Spain, noted for the performance of an annual medieval religious drama |
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