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| Mirror Quiz crossword of March 28th, 2020 other clues |
| 1895 novel by H G Wells |
| Daniel —, author of 1719 novel Robinson Crusoe |
| Louise —, actress whose roles have included Rosa Di Marco in BBC TV soap EastEnders |
| 2007 film comedy starring Will Ferrell and Jon Heder |
| Hardy —, dressmaker by appointment to Queen Elizabeth II who founded his own fashion house in 1946 |
| 'American Tribal Love Rock Musical' that opened on Broadway in 1968 |
| See 9 Across. |
| — gun, light 9 mm sub-machine-gun formerly used in the British Army |
| Group or set of twenty |
| In heraldry, the colour silver |
| Sally —, 1986 Commonwealth 100m hurdles gold medallist |
| Sylvia —, US poet whose volumes include The Colossus and Ariel |
| See 1 Across. |
| See 3 Down. |
| 1982 children's book by Gillian Cross |
| Back part of a golf club head where it bends to join the shaft |
| Lew —, 1956 Australian Championships singles tennis champion |
| Metalloid element used in hardening steel; symbol B |
| Author of the novels Three Weeks and The Price of Things |
| Wading bird similar to the heron |
| Liliaceous plant of the Mediterranean with a thick flower stalk |
| Eric —, British sculptor and typographer whose works include 1914 print Slaughter of the Innocents |
| 1987 film drama starring Barbra Streisand and Richard Dreyfuss |
| Island in the Inner Hebrides separated from the Scottish mainland by the Sound of — |
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