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Tall Australian coniferous tree whose large cones contain edible seeds crossword clue
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| Mirror Quiz crossword of June 14th, 2021 other clues |
| 1991 comedy and drama film starring Gena Rowlands and Winona Ryder |
| James —, author of novels Finnegans Wake and Ulysses |
| Ancient region on the coast of west Asia Minor |
| See 1 Across |
| 1969 novel by George MacDonald Fraser |
| River in Hampshire that features in 1972 Richard Adams novel Watership Down |
| Christian —, 2004 Olympic triple jump gold medallist |
| Cocktail whose ingredients include rum, grenadine, orgeat, lime juice and sugar |
| George —, 19th-century author of novels Indiana and Consuelo |
| 1960s ATV puppet series whose central character was Mike Mercury |
| Village in Wiltshire; site of an extensive neolithic stone circle |
| Underground railway system, such as that in Paris |
| Tree whose leaves, attached by long flattened stalks, quiver in the wind |
| Joseph —, prime minister of Australia from 1931-39 |
| Asian republic; capital New Delhi |
| London airport that began life in 1929 as the Great West Aerodrome |
| Curve with an S-shaped profile used in coving |
| Ronnie —, Scottish actor and comedian associated with Ronnie Barker |
| Name given to April 1st |
| Russell —, author of novels Riddley Walker and Kleinzeit |
| See 21 Down |
| Journalist and presenter whose credits include TV series Top Gear and Driven |
| 1984 reissue title of 1971 novel Sunday Simmons and Charlie Brick by Jackie Collins |
| 1955 Tennessee Williams stage play that won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama |
| Sterile offspring of a male donkey and a female horse |
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