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| Mirror Quiz crossword of May 4th, 2020 other clues |
| John —, 2001-18 Republic of Ireland defender who played over 200 league games for both Manchester United and Sunderland |
| 2000 romcom starring Hugh Laurie and Joely Richardson |
| Garlic mayonnaise |
| River forming part of the border between Germany and Luxembourg |
| Gerry —, US golfer; 1999 Benson and Hedges Malaysian Open tournament winner |
| In weaving, yarn woven across the width of a fabric |
| Silvery-white metal; symbol Ce |
| Robert —, author of novels Necrophenia and Retromancer |
| See 4 Across |
| Son of Polixenes in William Shakespeare play The Winter's Tale |
| Screen or wall decoration at the back of an altar |
| Lizard of tropical Asia and Africa with reduced limbs |
| Junko —, 1993 World Championships women's marathon gold medallist |
| 2012 St Leger winner ridden by Mickael Barzalona |
| River in Kent that flows into the English Channel at Pegwell Bay |
| Greek philosopher born in 341 BC who authored treatise On Nature |
| Domed or vaulted recess at the east end of a church |
| Village in Scotland south of Stirling; site of a 1314 battle |
| Fast powerful overhead stroke in tennis |
| Fictional detective who first appeared in 1893 story The Missing Millionaire by Hal Meredeth aka Harry Blyth |
| Benjamin —, US president from 1889-93 |
| A M E —, West Indies Test cricketer who took 6-37 against England in Manchester in 1976 |
| Elizabeth Barrett Browning's spaniel; subject of a 1933 biography by Virginia Woolf |
| Edward —, director of films Glory, Defiance and The Siege |
| River in central Germany upon which Felsberg and Fritzlar stand |
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