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Sports stadium in Auckland, New Zealand; 2011 Rugby World Cup Final venue crossword clue
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| John —, actor who played Jonathan Carnahan in action films The Mummy and The Mummy Returns |
| Internationally recognised distress signal used by ships and aircraft |
| See 20 Across |
| Augustus —, London-born artist and traveller attached to HMS Beagle from 1831-32 |
| Virginie —, 2007 Japan Open singles tennis tournament winner |
| 1978 novel by Molly Parkin |
| P V —, West Indies Test cricketer who hit 110 against Australia in Melbourne in 1992 |
| See 22 Down |
| See 6 Down |
| Native or inhabitant of the Orkney Islands |
| Old Testament father of Jacob and Esau |
| 1861 novel by Charles Reade |
| See 1 Across |
| Roger —, Irish nationalist hanged by the British for treason in 1916 |
| Emile —, France and Toulouse rugby union wing; first player to score a try in the Heineken Cup |
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| Small mouse-like long-snouted mammal such as the common — |
| 1907 novel by L Frank Baum |
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