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| 1976 novel by Robert B Parker |
| Jean-Baptiste —, French sculptor whose works include 1744 marble Mercury Attaching his Wings |
| — Peninsula, area of land in South Australia between Spencer Gulf and Gulf St Vincent |
| Cesar —, Swiss hotelier who died in 1918 |
| County in England whose administrative centre is Dorchester |
| Richard —, radio and television presenter whose credits include Blue Peter and The Big Breakfast |
| US state; capital Salem |
| Period of forty weekdays from Ash Wednesday to Holy Saturday in the Christian Church |
| 2002 sci-fi film starring Mel Gibson and Joaquin Phoenix |
| 2007 film thriller starring George Clooney in the title role |
| See 12 Down |
| Claude Joseph —, composer of French national anthem La Marseillaise |
| — Castle, Kent home of Anne Boleyn before her marriage to Henry VIII |
| See 21 Across |
| Railway that ran the Flying Scotsman service from King's Cross to Edinburgh (inits) |
| 1988 film drama starring Charlotte Burke based on 1958 Catherine Storr novel Marianne Dreams |
| Discontinued Olympic men's event first won at the 1906 Intercalated Games by Hjalmar Mellander |
| God of fields, woods, shepherds and flocks in Greek mythology |
| 1975 crime film for which Chris Sarandon was a Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee |
| Thomas —, furniture maker who authored The Cabinet-Maker and Upholsterer's Drawing-Book |
| Jimmy —, actor who played Agent John Travis in 2000 film thriller Bless the Child |
| Capital of Ghana |
| Pacific island; capital Hagatna |
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