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John —, Governor of Victoria, Australia, from 2001-06; second man to run a sub-four minute mile crossword clue
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| City and spa resort on North Island, New Zealand, noted for its geothermal activity |
| Mark —, US author of 1881 novel The Prince and the Pauper |
| Tax of one tenth of annual produce or earnings formerly taken in support of the Church |
| Greek philosopher who died in 399 BC |
| Billy —, retired seaman who dies of a heart attack in 1883 Robert Louis Stevenson novel Treasure Island |
| US state; capital Frankfort |
| The —, 2008 novel by Will Self |
| SI unit of power |
| Line on a map connecting places having equal rainfall |
| 2017 animated film comedy starring the voice talent of Alec Baldwin in the title role |
| Howard —, Best Director Oscar nominee for Sergeant York |
| Comedy partner of Dudley Moore who died in 1995 |
| Georges —, French statesman and revolutionary guillotined in 1794 |
| Machine-readable data storage system co-developed by Bernard Silver and N J Woodland |
| Region of E France famous for its wines |
| Act of knocking down all the pins with the first ball of a frame in ten-pin bowling |
| Capital of Uri, Switzerland, housing a statue of William Tell |
| A —, Yorkshire cricketer; 2014 PCA Player of the Year |
| — Spruce, evergreen tree named after a former capital of the Department of Alaska and District of Alaska |
| Town in Xinjiang, China, north of the Kunlun Mountains; an early centre of Buddhism |
| US musician and bandleader born in 1911 who fronted the group the City Slickers |
| Amelie —, winner of the 2006 Australian Open and Wimbledon singles tennis championships |
| Central Asian republic; capital Kabul |
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