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| Mirror Quiz crossword of August 3rd, 2017 other clues |
| Maxine —, actress who portrayed Joan Le Mesurier in 2008 BBC TV drama Hancock & Joan (5) |
| 1989 film thriller starring Sam Neill and Nicole Kidman (4,4) |
| River upon which Nottingham stands (5) |
| 1932 Best Picture Oscar winner starring Greta Garbo as Grusinskaya (5,5) |
| Reba —, singer-actress who played Dr Green in 2001 comedy-crime film One Night At McCool's (8) |
| Herbaceous plant whose fibre is woven into linen fabrics (4) |
| River upon which Knaresborough, North Yorkshire, stands (4) |
| 2008 action-drama film starring Daniel Craig and Liev Schreiber (8) |
| North Sea coastal resort in the East Riding of Yorkshire north of Spurn Head (10) |
| Fluid containing white blood cells that drains into the bloodstream (5) |
| In painting, a small chubby naked boy representing Cupid (8) |
| Bushy tail of a fox (5) |
| Herbert —, American librarian who originally developed the Library of Congress Classification system (6) |
| Ernest —, US Chief of Naval Operations from 1942-45 (4) |
| See 19 |
| US state; capital Boise (5) |
| Genus of climbing shrubs that includes the sarsaparilla and false chinaroot (6) |
| I J L —, England Test cricketer who hit 226 against Bangladesh at Lord's in 2010 (5) |
| 2007 film thriller starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Reese Witherspoon (9) |
| Genus of evergreen shrubs including the common — whose bitter leaves are used in herbal medicine (3) |
| Brightest star in the constellation Orion (5) |
| Andrea —, author of novels A Bouquet of Barbed Wire and A Sense of Guilt (6) |
| US equivalent of a quaver in music (6,4) |
| Actor who played Pete Beale in BBC TV soap EastEnders from 1985-93 (5,4) |
| See 18 |
| A J —, English philosopher whose works include Language, Truth and Logic (4) |
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