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| Edward —, Chairman of the Conservative Party from 1965-67 |
| Tropical Asian tree with orange-yellow ovoid fruit |
| David —, singer-actor who played Keith Partridge in 1970s US television series The Partridge Family |
| Asian primate also called the white-handed gibbon |
| Resort that hosted the F1 Portuguese GP from 1984-96 |
| Triangular-shaped semidesert region that forms the southern part of Israel |
| Mount —, dormant volcano; highest peak of the Caucasus |
| Muse of tragedy in Greek mythology |
| 1962 suspense film starring Macdonald Carey and Shirley Anne Field |
| Hard rubber used for pipe stems and fountain pens |
| Jesse —, 1936 Olympic 100m and 200m gold medallist |
| Slender fish of the snake mackerel family with an almost uniformly dark brown body |
| Shontayne —, dual code rugby centre; 2010 England Test debutant against the Wallabies |
| Loch —, body of water in NW Scotland south-west of Inverness |
| 1962 opera by Michael Tippett based on Homer's Iliad |
| — the Cat, cartoon character voiced by Mel Blanc |
| 1983 novel by Bernard MacLaverty |
| Soft silver-white metal; symbol Li |
| Brendan —, author of 1958 autobiographical novel Borstal Boy |
| Elisabeth —, Best Actress in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for Leaving Las Vegas |
| In cricket, the position of the fielder who stands a little behind and to the offside of the wicketkeeper |
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