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| Mirror Quiz crossword of November 12th, 2016 other clues |
| Name from 1992-98 of Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan |
| Douglas —, British fighter pilot who lost both his legs in a flying accident in 1931 |
| National style of wrestling of Japan |
| East German car launched in 1957 that was built at Zwickau |
| Ballet step in which a dancer springs from one leg and lands on the other |
| 1939 novel by Christopher Morley |
| Large edible eel such as the Whitespotted — |
| Honore —, French painter whose works include 1863's The Laundress |
| 1934 comedy-musical film starring Gracie Fields and John Loder |
| Savoury dish of beaten eggs cooked in oil or butter |
| Colourless gaseous element; symbol Ne |
| James K —, US President from 1845-49 |
| English jazz singer whose husband John Dankworth died in 2010 |
| Evergreen Moroccan tree whose fruit produces an oil used in cosmetics |
| Liverpool —, railway station opened to the public in 1836 |
| Joe Don —, 1986 BAFTA Best Actor nominee for BBC drama series Edge of Darkness |
| Jim —, lyricist of 1996 Lloyd Webber musical Whistle Down the Wind |
| Yannick —, winner of the 1983 French Open singles tennis championship |
| Another name for the European sea eagle |
| US author of 1990 poetry collection I Shall Not be Moved |
| John —, author of stage plays Look Back in Anger and The Entertainer |
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