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Fictional Welsh fishing village, setting of the Dylan Thomas radio drama Under Milk Wood crossword clue
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| Robin —, actress married to boxer Mike Tyson from 1988-89 |
| Word for the letter R in the NATO phonetic alphabet |
| S C G —, Australia Test cricketer who took 8-108 against Bangladesh at Fatullah in 2006 |
| George —, director of the films 7 Faces of Dr Lao, The Time Machine and tom thumb |
| The —, 1988 film drama starring Kelly McGillis and Jodie Foster |
| Catalina —, 2004 Olympic balance beam and floor exercise gold medallist |
| The Adventures of —, 1940 novel by Alison Uttley |
| Silvery-white metal; symbol Sm |
| Domesticated ox with a humped back used in India as a draught animal |
| Willem —, Abstract Expressionist painter whose works include 1955's Gotham News |
| 1911 story collection by Katherine Mansfield |
| Spiny tree of southern Asia whose orange-red berries' seeds contain strychnine and brucine |
| Damien —, 1995 Turner Prize-winning artist |
| 2003 Channel 4 film starring David Morrissey and Michael Sheen |
| Larry —, US golfer who won the 1987 Masters Tournament |
| Substance used in cheese making formed from the coagulation of milk by acid or rennet |
| 1886 novel by R L Stevenson |
| American humour magazine associated with the character Alfred E Neuman |
| Richard —, co-creator and co-presenter of BBC TV quiz show Pointless |
| Cultivated variety of cabbage with crinkled leaves |
| See 8 Across |
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