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| Rainer Maria —, Prague-born poet whose works include Duino Elegies |
| Italian dessert made with sponge soaked in coffee and Marsala, soft cheese and powdered chocolate |
| General Tom —, 19th-century circus performer born Charles Sherwood Stratton |
| Ignace Jan —, pianist and composer who became Prime Minister of Poland in 1919 |
| 1992 action film starring Emilio Estevez and Mick Jagger |
| Imperial dynasty of China from 1271-1368 |
| Eurasian plant with bright yellow flowers whose seeds yield a useful oil |
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| Author of 1971 novel The Winds of War |
| Christina —, actress who played Maggie Ryan in US television series Pan Am |
| Cave in Cantabria, Spain famous for its Palaeolithic paintings |
| Nick —, Liberal Democrat leader from 2007-2015 |
| The —, ballet with music by Igor Stravinsky first performed in 1913 |
| Ross —, actor who played Grant Mitchell in BBC TV soap EastEnders |
| 1988 novel by David Lodge |
| Cud-chewing mammal of desert regions that can survive long periods without food or water |
| 1888 play by August Strindberg first performed the following year |
| Asian tree with edible oval fruit |
| Stringed musical instrument with a long fretted neck and circular body |
| 1871 novel by Thomas Hardy featuring the character Edward Springrove |
| Long, tapered rod used to strike a ball in the game of snooker |
| Bone of the body also called a thighbone |
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| City in Emilia-Romagna, Italy associated with cheese and ham manufacture |
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| Port and capital of Schleswig-Holstein, Germany |
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