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| Mirror Quiz crossword of February 23rd, 2018 other clues |
| Cathedral city in Haute-Vienne, central France, famous for its ceramics industry |
| Garlic mayonnaise |
| City in Valle del Cauca, SW Colombia, that hosted the 1971 Pan American Games |
| 2000 biopic about James Joyce featuring Susan Lynch in the title role |
| Diving bird of northern oceans with a black and white plumage |
| Christopher —, 2002 Hamburg Marathon men's race winner |
| Actress who played the title role in 1989 biopic Blaze |
| Rugby union flanker; 1967 New Zealand Test debutant against France |
| Ancient Phoenician port in southern Lebanon known for the production of a rare sort of purple dye |
| River rising in northern France that flows through Belgium into the North Sea at Nieuwpoort |
| Walter —, golfer who won The Open Championship in 1929 |
| Francois —, winner of the 1952 Nobel Prize in Literature |
| See 15 |
| Type of percussion orchestra common in the East Indies |
| Racing toboggan on which riders lie supine |
| London railway station opened in 1837 |
| 2005 Broadway stage musical adapted from 1975 film comedy Monty Python and the Holy Grail |
| Monetary unit of Israel worth one hundredth of a shekel |
| 2001 comedy film starring Martin Lawrence and Marsha Thomason |
| See 18 Across |
| Moses —, 1995 World Championships 3,000m steeplechase gold medallist |
| Administrative centre of Suffolk |
| Dalton —, author of novels Eclipse and Johnny Got His Gun |
| Parminder —, actress who played Dr Neela Rasgotra in US television series ER |
| Long-haired sheepdog also called a Hungarian Water Dog |
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