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British winner of the Victoria Cross who set up a number of Foundation Homes from 1948 for disabled ex-servicemen crossword clue
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| Asian republic whose capital is Tehran |
| Independent republic whose islands include Viti Levu |
| Canine companion of Stimpy created by Canadian animator John Kricfalusi |
| Title given to ascetic Siddharta Gautama |
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| Ornamental sphere surmounted by a cross; part of the Crown Jewels |
| Dark, long-necked bird similar to the cormorant |
| Capital of Mongolia |
| John —, winner of the Belfast City Marathon from 2007-09 |
| Whiskey distilled from maize, malt and rye and aged in white oak barrels |
| Michael —, German composer of Terpsichore, a 1612 collection of dances |
| Small, blue-black fruit of the blackthorn |
| Thomas —, 16th-century English composer and organist |
| 1987 novel by Iain M Banks |
| London Tube station that became disused when the line from Epping closed in 1994 |
| Showjumper who won the 1960 BBC Sports Personality of the Year Award |
| Maurice —, F1 motor racing driver who won the 1958 Monaco GP |
| Dark igneous rock consisting of pyroxene, plagioclase feldspar and often olivine |
| Paul —, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar winner for The Story of Louis Pasteur |
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