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| Mirror Quiz crossword of October 15th, 2020 other clues |
| See 16 Down |
| Village and fishing port in Highland, Scotland, on Loch Broom |
| Torquato —, 16th-century Italian author of epic poem Jerusalem Delivered |
| The —, punk rock group whose albums include No More Heroes and La Folie |
| Cultivated variety of cabbage with crinkled leaves |
| Omar —, actor who played Dr Eric Foreman in US television series House |
| Seaside town in Dorset north of the Isle of Portland |
| Federated States of —, island group in the Pacific Ocean; capital Palikir |
| Late comedy partner of Syd Little |
| Synthetic rubber resistant to oil and ageing used in paints and diving suits |
| Capital of Japan from 794-1868 |
| 1971 stage play by Simon Gray |
| Balazs —, 1996 Olympic hammer gold medallist |
| Small wingless blood-sucking insect noted for its power of leaping |
| See 23 Across |
| Mediterranean area east of the River Rhone whose resorts include Nice and Cannes |
| Fabric whose wrinkled finish is achieved by treatment involving caustic soda |
| Council region of South Island, New Zealand, founded by Scottish settlers |
| 1941 Alfred Hitchcock film thriller starring Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine |
| Playing card with one spot |
| Celia —, actress who played Una Alconbury in the Bridget Jones film trilogy |
| 18th-century Dublin-born statesman who wrote Reflections on the Revolution in France |
| Member of a formerly rich cattle-keeping people of southern Africa living chiefly in Namibia |
| Venomous snake of Africa and Asia with an inflatable neck hood |
| Another name for the European sea eagle |
| Mark —, actor who played Friar Tuck in 2010 action film Robin Hood |
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