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| Mirror Quiz crossword of August 14th, 2020 other clues |
| Seaport and holiday resort in Kent west of Herne Bay |
| 1975 Western film starring John Wayne and Katharine Hepburn |
| See 10 Across |
| Author of stage plays Barefoot in the Park and The Dinner Party |
| Son of Seth in the Old Testament who lived 905 years |
| Island in the Caroline Islands of the Pacific Ocean; an important Japanese naval base in World War II |
| Squeaky-voiced companion of Winnie-the-Pooh in books by A A Milne |
| The —, 1970 novel by Colin Wilson |
| Unit of length equal to 5½ yards |
| Burrowing bivalve mollusc such as the quahog |
| John —, chronicler and antiquary who published a Survey of London in 1598 |
| Nelson —, 2008 Olympic triple jump gold medallist |
| See 8 Across |
| 1934 detective novel by Rex Stout featuring Nero Wolfe |
| US state; capital Cheyenne |
| Ninth letter of the Greek alphabet |
| Bill Naughton stage play first produced on BBC Radio in 1957 under the title My Flesh, My Blood |
| The —, 1945 Broadway stage play by Irwin Shaw |
| David —, Labour MP for Tottenham; Minister of State for Culture from 2005-07 |
| The —, 2002 action film starring Jason Statham and Shu Qi |
| See 3 Down |
| Michael —, hay-trusser; title character in 1886 Thomas Hardy novel The Mayor of Casterbridge |
| Blaise —, 17th-century mathematician and philosopher who developed the theory of probability with Pierre de Fermat |
| Male bee in a colony whose function is to mate with the queen |
| Capital of Lot-et-Garonne, France |
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