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| Foreign Secretary from 1812-22 |
| Armin —, 1960 Olympic men's 100m gold medallist |
| Evergreen hardwood tree of North America such as the Southern — whose timber was used in shipbuilding |
| Milo —, actor whose roles included Bunjy Kennefick in BBC TV sitcom Me Mammy |
| British boxer who fought Muhammad Ali for the World Heavyweight title in 1966 |
| Musical instrument associated primarily with Scotland |
| People's Republic of —, Asian country whose capital is Beijing |
| Charles —, author of 1861 novel The Cloister and the Hearth |
| Nocturnal, flightless bird of New Zealand |
| 1987-89 World Snooker Championship winner |
| Soft, fine-grained, white sedimentary rock consisting of almost pure calcium carbonate |
| First sign of the zodiac |
| Pam —, winner with Martina Navratilova of the 1984 Wimbledon women's doubles tennis championship |
| 1997 film drama starring Daniel Day-Lewis as Danny Flynn |
| Emile —, French author of the novels Germinal and Therese Raquin |
| London borough associated with the British film industry |
| The —, 1997 action film starring Bruce Willis in the title role |
| River in central Europe that flows to the North Sea at Hamburg |
| Bob —, Canadian winner of the 1990 British Open snooker tournament |
| J E R —, England cricketer whose 1995 Test debut was against West Indies at Birmingham |
| Greek philosopher who authored the treatise The Republic |
| David —, singer-actor who starred as Jim MacLaine in 1973 film drama That'll Be the Day |
| Stomach lining of an ox or cow prepared for cooking |
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