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| Mirror Quiz crossword of April 16th, 2021 other clues |
| White Italian curd cheese |
| Market town in Cornwall famous for its Hal-an-Tow pageant and Furry Dance |
| Alan —, Scottish painter whose works include 1950's Interior, Exterior |
| Port in Russia on the Kama River known as Molotov from 1940-62 |
| 17th letter in the Greek alphabet |
| Muscular organ of the female reproductive system |
| Evergreen tree of China with small yellow edible fruits |
| Fruit-bearing tree whose leaves were reportedly used by Adam and Eve in the Bible to cover themselves |
| Back of the neck |
| Dominic —, snooker player; 2007 Shanghai Masters tournament winner |
| Largest French-speaking city in Belgium |
| Ilie —, 1972 US Open singles tennis championship winner |
| Silvio —, prime minister of Italy from 2008-11 |
| Town in the Scottish Borders, Scotland, housing a 12th-century abbey |
| Sixth letter in the Greek alphabet |
| City and capital of Gelderland province, the Netherlands |
| 1880 semi-autobiographical political novel by Benjamin Disraeli |
| Rod —, 1962 and 1969 calendar-year Grand Slam singles tennis championship winner |
| 1999 children's book by Julia Donaldson |
| Athenian orator and prose writer who died in 322 BC |
| Scott —, rugby union no 8; 1993 Wales Test debutant against Canada |
| River in Peru that joins the Maranon River near the town of Nauta |
| Leon —, WBA Heavyweight champion from February-September, 1978 |
| Freshwater diving bird with lobed membranes along each toe |
| Spain and Real Madrid midfield footballer born Francisco Roman Alarcon Suarez |
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