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| Mirror Quiz crossword of May 12th, 2017 other clues |
| Town in West Sussex housing an 11th-century castle |
| 1997 comedy-drama film starring Bridget Fonda and Christopher Walken |
| Dai —, captain of the 1957 British PGA Ryder Cup-winning team |
| B S —, India Test cricketer who took 7-98 against Australia at Kolkata in 1969 |
| Fred —, lyricist who co-wrote the musical Cabaret with John Kander |
| The —, William Thackeray novel first published in serial form in 1844 |
| Steve —, US actor-comedian who played the title role in 2007 film Evan Almighty |
| Card game similar to whist |
| 2002 novel by Michael Crichton |
| City in Uttar Pradesh, India, famous for the Taj Mahal |
| Piece of music composed for eight singers |
| State in NW Mexico whose cities include Gomez Palacio and Lerdo |
| Francis —, French composer of 1924 ballet Les Biches |
| Richard —, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for The Hasty Heart |
| Felix —, actor who portrayed the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1964 film drama Becket |
| Terence —, author of stage plays French Without Tears and Separate Tables |
| Brownish-grey colour whose name derives from the French word for mole |
| 1970 film Western starring Jason Robards in the title role |
| The —, 1971 comedy-drama film starring George C Scott and Diana Rigg |
| Youngest daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York |
| City in Saudi Arabia on the Red Sea coast |
| Capital of Bihar, India, on the River Ganges |
| Term in physics for the retarding force exerted by air or fluid surrounding a moving object |
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