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Peter —, 2013 winner, with Francois Englert, of the Nobel Prize in Physics crossword clue
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| 2006 novel by Ruth Rendell |
| Small port and resort in Argyll and Bute, W Scotland |
| Stavros —, Greek shipping tycoon who died in 1996 |
| See 3 |
| — Peninsula, area of land in E Canada between the St Lawrence River and Chaleur Bay |
| Stephen —, author of novels Takedown and Hot Blood |
| Edgar Allan —, US short-story writer who died in 1849 |
| Large feline mammal of African and Asian forests |
| Burmese diplomat; third Secretary-General of the United Nations, from 1961-71 |
| 2008 winner of The Oaks ridden by Seb Sanders |
| Gaming stake put up before the deal in poker |
| Species of Dianthus also called clove pink |
| 2008 action film starring Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson |
| Coastal city in SE Texas, US famously struck by a hurricane in 1900 |
| Yuzuru —, 2014 Winter Olympics men's singles figure skating gold medallist |
| Asian woody grass of the bamboo subfamily whose stems are used for canes and umbrella handles |
| Society set up in Poperinge, Belgium, during WWI to encourage Christian comradeship |
| Marcelo —, 1998 Australian Open singles tennis championship runner-up |
| 1983 children’s novel by Anne Fine |
| Australian shrub with a flowering spike also known as blackboy |
| City in Israel housing Ben Gurion International Airport |
| See 11 |
| Maria —, winner of the 1959 US National Singles tennis championship |
| 1950s political movement in Cyprus led by Georgeios Grivas |
| 2008 biopic starring Sophie Okonedo as Sandra Laing |
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