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| Mirror Quiz crossword of May 9th, 2016 other clues |
| — Theatre, building in Southwark, London built in 1599 |
| M D —, New Zealand Test cricketer who hit 299 against Sri Lanka at Wellington in 1991 |
| Katie —, actress who played Cho Chang in the Harry Potter film series |
| Dick —, US actor who played Bert in 1964 family film Mary Poppins |
| Jose Luis —, WBC Lightweight champion from 2000-02 |
| Former chief magistrate in the republic of Venice |
| — Sea, shallow arm of the Arctic Ocean between the New Siberian Islands and the Taimyr Peninsula |
| Serge —, Venezuela-born rugby union wing/fullback; 1980 France debutant against South Africa |
| Jonathan —, author of the novels Every Last Cent and The Ten Word Game |
| 1949 comedy-drama film starring Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn |
| David —, actor who portrayed Dr Martin Luther King, Jr in 2014 biopic Selma |
| London Tube station that became disused when the line from Epping closed in 1994 |
| City in Bouches-du-Rhone, France, housing a Roman amphitheatre |
| 2005 novel by Nick Hornby |
| 19th-century French chemist and microbiologist who created vaccines for rabies and anthrax |
| Henry —, 1978 Commonwealth 5000m gold medallist |
| 1937 crime drama film starring Humphrey Bogart and Dick Foran |
| Small fleshy flap of tissue at the back of the throat; an extension of the soft palate |
| 1982 F1 World Drivers' Championship winner |
| Samuel —, 19th-century British politician after whom the load line on a ship is named |
| J T —, author of the novels Trail Boss and Waco's Debt |
| Middle daughter of King Lear in the William Shakespeare play of that name |
| 1970 stage play by David Storey |
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