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| 1938 crime film drama starring James Cagney and Pat O'Brien |
| 1992 adventure film starring Gabriel Byrne and Ellen Barkin |
| Old Testament character; father of Leah and Rachel |
| 1960 novel; final part of The Alexandria Quartet by Lawrence Durrell |
| See 17 Down |
| Female adult pig |
| Brendan —, 1978 Commonwealth 10,000m gold medallist |
| Town in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, at the confluence of the Elbe and Mulde Rivers |
| 1992 comedy-drama film starring Robin Williams and Michael Gambon |
| See 8 Across |
| Fourth largest region of Peru by area whose capital was centre of the Inca Empire |
| Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Quo Vadis? who died in 1978 |
| See 1 Across |
| Son of Poseidon and Gaia in Greek mythology noted for his strength |
| 1948-94 multilateral treaty to promote trade succeeded by the WTO |
| Jane —, actress who played Daphne Moon in US television sitcom Frasier |
| Mats —, 1988 US Open singles tennis championship winner |
| Tony —, 1985-86 WBA Heavyweight champion |
| Pseudonymous writing team who authored thrillers Beneath the Skin and Killing Me Softly |
| Finch-like bird that breeds around the Arctic |
| Seaport in County Mayo, Republic of Ireland, on Clew Bay |
| SI unit of conductance |
| Haiti-born singer and actor whose 1997 solo debut album was The Carnival |
| Tributary of the Congo River that forms part of the border between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Angola |
| State-owned airline created in 1939 by a merger of Imperial Airways and British Airways |
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