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Paradorn —, 2004 Nottingham Open men's singles tennis championship winner crossword clue
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| Mirror Quiz crossword of March 4th, 2016 other clues |
| University friend of Hamlet in the William Shakespeare play of that name |
| Catalina —, 2004 Olympic balance beam and floor exercise gold medallist |
| 1959 novel by William Golding |
| Seventh letter in the Greek alphabet |
| Middle section of the human foot |
| Strong fabric, usually of cotton, in plain weave with fine ribbing used for dresses and children's wear |
| Berry-like fruit of a rose plant |
| Takuma —, Japanese F1 driver from 2002-08 |
| Twin brother of Jacob in the Old Testament |
| Port and largest city in Kansai, Japan |
| The —, horse racecourse at which the Irish Derby is run |
| John —, 1964 winner of the F1 World Drivers' Championship |
| Ninth letter of the Greek alphabet |
| Oriental tobacco-pipe also called a hubble-bubble |
| Horse that won the 2000 Grand National |
| Charles Strouse and Martin Charnin show; 1977 Tony Award winner for Best Musical and Best Original Score |
| 1965 film drama starring James Stewart and Richard Attenborough |
| HMS —, battleship launched in 1906 armed with ten 305mm guns |
| Small musical instrument whose lyre-shaped metal frame is held between the teeth |
| Site of a complex of caves in Dordogne, France, containing Palaeolithic wall drawings and paintings |
| Fine plaster used for coating walls |
| Sylvia —, US poet whose volumes include The Colossus and Ariel |
| Eleanor —, actress who played Augusta Colt in 2004 romcom Wimbledon |
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