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Mal —, captain of the Australia 1992 Rugby League World Cup Final-winning side crossword clue
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| City in Catalonia, northeast Spain on the Mediterranean Sea |
| 1995 film drama starring Johnny Depp as William Blake |
| Common Old World bird from which domestic pigeons are descended |
| 2001 film drama starring Dougray Scott and Kate Winslet |
| Sheikhdom in the northeast United Arab Emirates |
| Native American chief of the Ottawa tribe who led a rebellion against the British from 1763-66 |
| See 8 Across |
| Highly contagious viral disease common in children characterized by a rash of small red spots |
| David —, prime minister of New Zealand from 1984-89 |
| 1996 film thriller starring Mel Gibson as Tom Mullen |
| Roman name for Ireland |
| Ben —, marooned pirate in the R L Stevenson novel Treasure Island |
| 1976 Olympic women’s high jump gold medallist |
| US actress whose roles included Dr Irene Wilson in 1963 film comedy Under the Yum Yum Tree |
| — Sea, that part of the Atlantic Ocean housing the island of Jamaica |
| Island in the Firth of Clyde off the southwest coast of Scotland |
| Mammal of North America with alternating light and dark rings on its tail |
| Andre —, French winner of the 1947 Nobel Prize in Literature |
| Central space in a church |
| — I, tyrant of Syracuse who died in 367 BC |
| See 24 Across |
| Dance step or movement in ballet |
| Bettino —, prime minister of Italy from 1983-87 |
| Steve —, South African civil rights leader who died in Pretoria in 1977 |
| The Venerable —, saint who died in 735 AD |
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