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1. 2008 novel by Alex Scarrow
2. Name from 1973-2001 of Papua, aka Western New Guinea
3. US humorist whose volumes of poetry include 1931s Death and Taxes
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6. Third son of Adam in the Old Testament
7. Henry David , US author of 1849 essay Civil Disobedience
8. Comedian and performance artist who played Latka Gravas in US television sitcom Taxi
9. Leader of Sinn Fein from 1983-2018
10. 1985 fantasy film starring Tom Cruise and Mia Sara
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13. Tam , Labour MP from 1962-2005; 2001-05 Father of the House
14. 2018 novel by Anne Tyler
15. David , winner of the 2008 Comedy Award at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
16. 2006 novel by Michael Connelly
17. Multihull sailing vessel of the South Pacific
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19. Deep inlet of the Pacific Ocean in northwest Washington, US
20. English actress who played Dr Felix Gibson in BBC TV drama series Waking the Dead
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22. 1972 crime drama film starring Ron ONeal and Carl Lee
23. Andre , French author; 1947 Nobel Prize in Literature winner
24. Former gold rush town in Alaska; finishing point of the Iditarod trail sled dog race
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26. Stephan , Austrian Alpine skier; 2002 Olympic giant slalom gold medallist
27. 1968 novel by Arthur Hailey
28. Capital of Egypt
29. Variety of China tea flavoured with oil of bergamot
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31. 2011 live-action/animated film starring James Marsden and the voice talent of Russell Brand
32. Linus , actor who portrayed Samuel Coleridge in 2000 biopic Pandaemonium
33. Indira , prime minister of India from 1980-84
34. 2009 comedy-drama film starring Meryl Streep, Steve Martin and Alec Baldwin
35. 1969 stage play with a protagonist called Allan Felix
36. 1974 Eurovision Song Contest winners with Waterloo
37. Tea , actress who played Rosemary Rose in 2009 film comedy The Smell of Success
38. 1971 studio album by John Lennon
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40. Ancient region of central Italy between the Rivers Tiber and Arno
41. God of love in Greek mythology
42. 1962 action film starring John Wayne and Hardy Kruger
43. Author, actor and sleight-of-hand expert who played Kurt Longjohn in 1997 film drama Boogie Nights
44. Former municipal borough of Kent now in the London Borough of Bexley
45. 1997 film drama starring Katrin Cartlidge and Lynda Steadman
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47. 1994 crime drama film starring Sadie Frost and Jude Law
48. Synthetic chemical element; symbol Db
49. Large deer also called the North American elk
50. Clare , 1983-2010 Labour MP for Birmingham Ladywood; Secretary of State for International Development from 1997-2003
51. Jochen , F1 motor racing driver; 1975 Spanish GP winner
52. Port in Israel on the Bay of Acre
53. Umberto , Italian composer of operas Andrea Chenier and Fedora
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55. 1979 novel by Joseph Heller
56. Greek Cynic philosopher born in Sinope who advocated self-sufficiency
57. Cup, womens badminton world team championship
58. 1997 and 1999 World Championships mens marathon gold medallist
59. City in northwest Texas, US, formerly associated with the helium industry
60. The , 1915 novel by John Buchan
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62. 1992 horror film starring Virginia Madsen, Tony Todd and Xander Berkeley
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64. John , prison reformer who wrote 1777 book The State of Prisons in England and Wales
65. Insectivorous amphibian whose very long hind legs are specialised for hopping
66. 1988 biopic starring Forest Whitaker as jazz musician Charlie Parker
67. The , Snoo Wilson stage play first produced in Seattle in 1982
68. Medium-sized seabird, primarily black with a white underside
69. A R , Australia Test cricketer who hit 205 against New Zealand in Adelaide in 1987
70. Anglo-Saxon god equivalent to the Norse Odin
71. The , 1966 novel by Graham Greene
72. Tall tree affected by fungal disease DED
73. Jeremy , Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar winner for Reversal of Fortune
74. 1956 war film starring Jack Palance and Eddie Albert
75. Christian , 2004 Olympic triple jump gold medallist
76. Francois , South Africa 2007 Rugby World Cup Final-winning centre
77. Patricia , Best Actress in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for The Subject Was Roses
78. Berkshire town housing a public school for boys
79. Town in County Armagh, Northern Ireland, on the River Bann
80. City and state capital of Perak, Malaysia
81. Rite of sprinkling holy water at the beginning of the Mass in the Catholic Church
82. Arthur , Bedfordshire-born author of novels In High Places and The Moneychangers
83. William , Conservative Party leader from 1997-2001
84. French dramatist whose real name was Jean-Baptiste Poquelin
85. British comic book character whose arch-enemy was The Mekon
86. Edith , author of novels The Age of Innocence and The House of Mirth
87. Airy spirit in William Shakespeare play The Tempest
88. Val , Yalta-born producer of films I Walked with a Zombie and Cat People
89. Textile town in Greater Manchester; birthplace of the Co-operative Movement
90. Jamie , actor who played Corporal Klinger in US television sitcom M*A*S*H
91. Otto , orchestral conductor; composer of operas Eros and Wehen
92. Nocturnal New World bird such as the least or sand-coloured
93. Secular holiday that usually falls on 26 December
94. Margaret , 2004 London Marathon elite race winner
95. 1902 novella by Joseph Conrad featuring steamer the SS Nan-Shan
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97. Watery liquid that separates from the curd when milk is clotted
98. 1651 work by English philosopher Thomas Hobbes
99. Scottish village on the River Clyde associated with David Dale and Robert Owen
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