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| Mirror Quiz crossword of June 27th, 2018 other clues |
| Nuala —, author of 2001 novel My Dream of You |
| See 3 |
| Brian —, Chairman of the Conservative Party from 1995-97 |
| Anne —, author of 2001 novel The Skies of Pern |
| Stanley —, South Africa-born entertainer known for speaking gobbledegook who died in 2002 |
| City in Germany on the Havel River that hosted a 1945 meeting of the principal Allies in World War II |
| Kirsty —, television presenter whose credits include Newsnight and The Late Show |
| God of love in Greek mythology |
| Fast mackerel shark with a white area on the back of the dorsal fin |
| Group of mountains in Antarctica on the coast of Victoria Land, Antarctica, bounded by the Ross Sea |
| Edward —, actor who played the title role in 1973 film drama The Day of the Jackal |
| Principal area in SE Wales that includes the towns of Pontypool and Cwmbran |
| See 12 |
| Trading group established in Europe in 1960 whose members now include Iceland and Norway |
| Ferdinand —, French commander in chief of Allied armies on the Western front in World War I |
| Conspiracy by a group of Catholic extremists to blow up James I and his Parliament on November 5, 1605 |
| Card of the lowest ranking suit in bridge |
| Ernest Albert —, British painter whose works include The Banks of the River Loing and Suffolk Marshes |
| Rodent of Central and South America valued for its meat |
| Lough —, inlet between Donegal and Derry on the north coast of Northern Ireland |
| Term coined by Norman Mailer to describe facts which have no existence before appearing in a magazine or newspaper |
| Male of a cat |
| Either of the two occasions when day and night are of equal length |
| Sheikhdom in the NE United Arab Emirates |
| Capital of Turkey |
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