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| Mirror Quiz crossword of November 15th, 2017 other clues |
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| Diana —, Best Actress in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for Lady Sings the Blues |
| 1998 novel by David Storey |
| Capital of Vosges department, E France |
| Jeremy —, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar winner for Reversal of Fortune |
| British subsonic military jet plane capable of vertical take-off and landing |
| See 9 |
| John —, author of novels The Broker and The Brethren |
| Airport town in Bedfordshire |
| M C —, Dutch graphic artist whose works include 1928 woodcut Tower of Babel |
| 2000 novel by Andy McNab |
| Small metal bar set across the fingerboard of a guitar |
| Character first voiced by Mel Blanc in 1937 cartoon Porky's Duck Hunt |
| Gordon —, West Indies Test cricketer who hit 214 not out against England at Lord's in 1984 |
| Alec —, Turkey-born car designer who developed the Mini in 1959 |
| Old Iranian language used today as the liturgical language of the Zoroastrian faith |
| Pseudonym of 19th-century illustrator Hablot Knight Browne |
| Stanley —, FIFA president from 1961-74 |
| Ceremonial county of England whose administrative headquarters is in Trowbridge |
| Gyles —, broadcaster and writer; Conservative MP for the City of Chester from 1992-97 |
| Son of Noah and father of Canaan in the Old Testament |
| Bill —, actor-comedian who starred in ITV sitcoms Oh No, It's Selwyn Froggitt! and The Gaffer |
| The —, 1997 horror film starring Penelope Ann Miller and Tom Sizemore |
| University city in Tuscany housing a famous leaning tower |
| Flesh of a cow when killed for food |
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