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Fred —, 1965 French Championships singles tennis title-winner crossword clue
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| Mirror Quiz crossword of May 10th, 2018 other clues |
| 2007 drama starring Eric Bana and Drew Barrymore |
| Town that served as the port of ancient Rome |
| Short-tailed grey and white seabird of the petrel family |
| River in Hampshire that features in 1972 Richard Adams novel Watership Down |
| Bow of a vessel |
| Port on the Firth of Forth that merged with Edinburgh in 1920 |
| European republic; capital Vilnius |
| See 17 Across |
| Dick —, actor who played LSD in 1968 comedy The Producers |
| Resort city on San Pedro Bay, SW California, US |
| 1959 Grand National winner ridden by Michael Scudamore |
| Tree of temperate regions that bears small, edible, triangular nuts |
| — River, stream in NE Siberia formerly known for its Gulag labour camps |
| Kostya —, 2001-05 IBF Light Welterweight champion |
| See 23 Across |
| Richard —, English television presenter formerly with TV-am and Sky Sports |
| Clown in William Shakespeare play Twelfth Night |
| Narrow bench for use by a person kneeling at prayer |
| Fine-grained yellowish-brown accumulation of clay and silt deposited by the wind |
| 1984 novel by John Updike |
| 1834 novel by William Harrison Ainsworth featuring the character Dick Turpin |
| Sammy —, lyricist who won a Best Music, Original Song Oscar for Three Coins in a Fountain |
| Mediterranean plant whose grey-green leaves are used in cooking |
| 1875 novel by Henry James featuring the character Rowland Mallet |
| See 10 |
| Conductor who founded the Promenade Concerts in London |
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