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| Mirror Quiz crossword of March 4th, 2021 other clues |
| Best Director Oscar nominee for The Love Parade, The Patriot and Heaven Can Wait |
| See 17 Across |
| Lucien —, French cyclist; 1966 Tour de France winner |
| 2010 novel by Salman Rushdie |
| See 1 Across |
| Island of Indonesia; capital Jakarta |
| Twelfth month of the Jewish civil year |
| 2012 novel by Fay Weldon |
| See 10 Across |
| River that formed the ancient boundary between Brecknockshire and Carmarthenshire |
| Water-based paint mainly used for interior decorating |
| Tom —, 1973 French Open men's doubles tennis championship winner |
| Hard white calcified substance covering the crown of each tooth |
| Aquatic fish-eating mammal that returns to shore to breed |
| Tropical African tree whose oily seeds yield a fat used in soap manufacture |
| Michael —, 1989 French Open singles tennis championship winner |
| 1995 film drama starring Sean Connery and Laurence Fishburne |
| City in Switzerland; former headquarters of the League of Nations |
| Evans —, 2004 London Marathon and Chicago Marathon men's race winner |
| Pakistan cricketer; 2009 Test debutant against Sri Lanka in Galle |
| Federal US bureau created in 1947 to conduct espionage activities |
| Wim —, 1981-93 Netherlands forward footballer who played for PSV, Ajax, Pisa, Bordeaux and Torino |
| 1964 adventure-comedy film starring Cary Grant and Leslie Caron |
| See 18 Down |
| 1965 Joe Orton stage play that ran on Broadway in 1968 |
| One of a number of small creatures in the Star Wars film series who live on the moon of Endor |
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