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Northernmost point on the earth's axis crossword clue
N O R T H P O L E
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| Mirror Quiz crossword of February 11th, 2016 other clues |
| 1986 Commonwealth men's 800m gold medallist |
| The Life and Death of —, stage play by William Shakespeare first published in 1623 |
| — orange, large sweet fruit with a depression enclosing an underdeveloped secondary growth |
| 1960 film thriller starring Carl Boehm and Moira Shearer |
| Wide area of Precambrian rock also called the Laurentian Plateau |
| 2004 debut novel by Martin Sixsmith |
| Niels —, winner of the 1922 Nobel Prize in Physics |
| William Shakespeare play featuring the character Thaisa |
| Mary —, pseudonym under which Agatha Christie wrote 1930 novel Giant's Bread |
| Fred —, scientist who authored 1957 novel The Black Cloud |
| The —, 1992 novel by Iain Banks |
| Chester —, US cartoonist who created the Dick Tracy comic strip |
| — Hill, site of the Battle of Hastings in 1066 |
| US television comedy series starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus as Selina Meyer |
| Collective noun for a group of snipe |
| Former name of Hagatna, capital of the Pacific island of Guam |
| BBC TV series whose presenters have included Phil Drabble, Eric Halsall and Robin Page |
| Ivan —, 1989 Australian Open singles tennis champion |
| Unit of area equal to 100 square metres |
| 1998 novel by Irvine Welsh |
| Thomas —, author of A History of British Birds who died in 1828 |
| Peter —, actor who played Chris Tate in ITV soap Emmerdale from 1989-2003 |
| West African republic; capital Lome |
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