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| Director of films Somers Town and A Room for Romeo Brass |
| Dora —, actress who played Amber Spottiswood in 1966 film comedy The Great St Trinian's Train Robbery |
| Georges —, French composer of 1925 ballet Les Matelots |
| Children's animated television programme whose characters include Bani Moukerjee and Idris the Dragon |
| European songbird, the male of which has a bright orange-red tail |
| Pam —, playwright who authored 1978 musical biography Piaf |
| New Zealand-born Wales and British and Irish Lions rugby union coach |
| Member of a people of Rwanda and Burundi |
| 1988 novel by Elizabeth Linington |
| The —, 1978 horror film starring Michael Caine and Katharine Ross |
| Alloy of iron and nickel discovered by Charles Edouard Guillaume |
| King of Judaea from 37-4 BC |
| Colourless toxic liquid; the principal alkaloid in tobacco |
| Marcelo —, 1998 Australian Open singles tennis championship runner-up |
| Another name for the aardvark |
| 1929 novel by Rebecca West |
| Liquid measure equal to about one and three-quarter pints |
| Aria sung by Calaf in Act III of 1926 Giacomo Puccini opera Turandot |
| Chris —, Scotland rugby union all-time appearances and points record holder |
| Philip —, composer of operas Satyagraha and Akhnaten |
| Moon of Jupiter named after the daughter of Orchomenus in Greek mythology |
| Fatuma —, 1996 Olympic marathon gold medallist |
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