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| Mirror Quiz crossword of May 25th, 2015 other clues |
| In Indian cookery, a meal of several small dishes accompanied by rice and bread |
| African republic whose capital is Cairo |
| Golf course on or near the coast |
| Actor whose roles have included King Henry in 2014 family film Maleficent |
| Small round boneless slice of lamb from the fillet or leg |
| In Roman legend, a rural deity represented as a man with a goat's ears, horns, tail and hind legs |
| Greek mathematician of Alexandria who authored the work Elements |
| Town on the River Tyne; home of the Venerable Bede |
| Stage play by Bertolt Brecht first performed in 1923 |
| Pietro —, Italian Renaissance painter whose works include 1505's Combat of Love and Chastity |
| Helmut —, chancellor of West Germany from 1974-82 |
| Goddess of peace in Greek mythology |
| G C —, England Test cricketer who took 5-48 against Australia at Melbourne in 1986 |
| Miloslav —, 1988 Olympic singles tennis gold medallist for Czechoslovakia |
| Capital of Vietnam |
| Percussion instrument of Chinese origin that is struck with a felt mallet |
| Francois —, rugby union player portrayed by Matt Damon in 2009 biopic Invictus |
| Obsolete short musket with a large bore and flared muzzle |
| Bottom-dwelling ray with a flattened diamond-shaped body |
| 1855 novel by William Makepeace Thackeray |
| Model-actress whose roles included Simone Clouseau in 1963 film comedy The Pink Panther |
| See 11 Across |
| Jack Butler —, Irish artist whose works include 1925 oil Back from the Races |
| Ancient British tribe that rebelled against the Romans under Queen Boudicca |
| Unit of liquid measure equal to one quarter of a pint |
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