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| Mirror Quiz crossword of July 23rd, 2017 other clues |
| Old World songbird with a harsh chattering cry |
| Pear-shaped fruit with a leathery green or blackish skin |
| Cultivated variety of cabbage with a compact head and wrinkled leaves |
| Spa town in Allier, France; seat of the collaborationist government from 1940-44 |
| Waterbird of Europe, Asia and North America with a white bill and forehead |
| Province of Ireland whose counties include Mayo |
| Plant in Greek mythology whose fruit induced forgetfulness in those who ate it |
| 2001 film comedy starring Rowan Atkinson and John Cleese |
| Jean-Baptiste-Camille —, French artist whose works include 1871's The Marsh at Arleux |
| 1999 novel by Andy McNab |
| Patsy —, inaugural winner of the UK Championship snooker tournament in 1977 |
| Collective name for the four legal societies in London |
| Iridaceous genus of plants with white, yellow or purple flowers |
| Valentina —, cosmonaut; first woman in space |
| Unit of weight equal to 2,240 pounds |
| Sea nymph in Greek mythology who detained Odysseus on the island of Ogygia |
| Lower scoring of the two sets of rings on an archery target |
| Shrub or small tree with red, purple or black berry-like fruits |
| 1839 short story by Edgar Allen Poe |
| Archibald —, US Solicitor General from 1961-65 |
| Island in the English Channel whose two main parts are linked by the isthmus La Coupee |
| Brian —, author of 1991 volume of biography An Evil Cradling |
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