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| Mirror Quiz crossword of October 2nd, 2017 other clues |
| — Sea, body of water between Sulawesi and New Guinea |
| First letter of the Greek alphabet |
| Winslow —, US painter whose works include 1875 oil Weaning the Calf |
| 1987 novel by Maeve Binchy |
| Old Testament prophet to whom the Book of Lamentations is ascribed |
| Aromatic Eurasian plant whose leaves are used for flavouring in pickles |
| Emmanuel —, president of France from May 2017 |
| See 11 |
| Sebastien —, 2004-12 winner of the World Rally Drivers' Championship |
| Spicy dish of North Africa consisting of steamed semolina, usually served with a meat stew |
| Uninhabited island south-west of Ibiza |
| Sheikhdom in the NE United Arab Emirates |
| Rudolf —, composer of 1925 operetta The Vagabond King |
| Male duck |
| Lucien —, cyclist; 1966 Tour de France winner |
| High granite plateau in SW Devon housing a men’s prison |
| 2005 crime drama film starring Nicolas Cage and Ethan Hawke |
| Hard silver-grey metal; symbol Hf |
| Poem in 1871 volume Nonsense Songs, Stories, Botany and Alphabets by Edward Lear |
| See 5 |
| Former name of European republic Belarus |
| The —, 1956 volume of non-fiction by Colin Wilson |
| Sue —, actress who plays Eileen Phelan in ITV soap Coronation Street |
| 1967 novel by Leon Uris |
| Mild yellow Dutch cheese |
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