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| Samuel —, British diarist and naval administrator who died in 1703 |
| Aircraft firm founded by Alliott Verdon Roe in 1910 |
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| Lake —, largest natural lake in Wales |
| Supernatural creature in Scandinavian folklore who dwells in caves and mountains |
| Flowering plant with edible green seed pods also called okra |
| 2007 comedy-horror film starring Stephen Dorff |
| 2009 novel by Josephine Cox |
| Brazilian actress who played Frey in 2013 action film Elysium |
| Ai —, 2003 Wimbledon women's doubles tennis championship winner with Kim Clijsters |
| Department of France; capital Lille |
| Martin —, fifteen-times champion National Hunt racehorse trainer |
| Muse of history in Greek mythology |
| Georges —, central character in 1885 novel Bel-Ami by Guy de Maupassant |
| See 13 Down |
| Philip —, composer of operas Satyagraha and Akhnaten |
| Frankie —, jockey who rode St Leger winners Sodium and Peleid |
| Artistic depiction of Christ crowned with thorns |
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