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| Mirror Quiz crossword of September 19th, 2016 other clues |
| Comedian whose roles included Signor Emanuel Ravelli in 1930 film Animal Crackers |
| Capital of Jordan |
| Salma —, actress who played the title role in 2002 biopic Frida |
| Stan —, author of novels A Kind of Loving and The Watchers on the Shore |
| Norman —, illustrator and cartoonist whose works include 1991's The Effluent Society |
| Heinrich —, winner of the 1972 Nobel Prize in Literature |
| Everett —, US actor who played Big Ed Hurley in 1990s television series Twin Peaks |
| John —, US journalist whose book Ten Days that Shook the World concerned the 1917 October Revolution in Russia |
| Cinque Port in Kent on the River Stour |
| Anatomical term for the back of the head |
| James —, Belgian painter whose works include 1890's The Intrigue |
| Robert —, US Arctic explorer who died in 1920 |
| Joseph —, prime minister of Australia from 1931-39 |
| Fred —, scientist who authored 1957 novel The Black Cloud |
| Stately home in Northamptonshire; last resting place of Diana, Princess of Wales |
| 1970s ITV children's science fiction series starring Nicholas Young and Elizabeth Adare |
| Another name for the white poplar |
| 2006 novel by Janet Evanovich |
| 2003 novel by Kathy Lette |
| Site in Scotland of a 1692 massacre of the MacDonalds by the Campbells and English troops |
| Todd —, actor who played the title role in 1980s BBC TV drama series Tucker's Luck |
| Henrik —, author of stage plays Hedda Gabler and The League of Youth |
| Easily cleavable crystalline mineral |
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