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- 1988 film drama starring Gena Rowlands and Mia Farrow
- 2010 novel by Allison Pearson
- Small town in Flintshire, Wales, noted for its 13th-century ruined castle
- 1934 children's book by P L Travers
- Karl —, Vienna-born philosopher whose published works include 1957's The Poverty of Historicism
- City in southeast Nigeria; capital of the secessionist Republic of Biafra
- Ancient city on the west coast of Asia Minor now Izmir, Turkey
- Former name of Thailand
- Small fawn-coloured antelope of African grasslands and bush south of the Sahara
- 1941 film starring comedy team Olsen and Johnson
- Jack —, Scottish actor and writer; cast member of Channel 4 comedy series Absolutely
- People's Republic of —, Asian country; capital Beijing
- Poisonous snake such as the banded — or common —
- Ancient region of Western Europe
- Pakistan Test cricketer who took 5-111 against England in Birmingham in 1971
- Lawyer creation of Erle Stanley Gardner who first appeared in 1933 novel The Case of the Velvet Claws
- Main constituent of chromosomes; carrier of genetic information
- — Championship, golf major won by Brooks Koepka in 2018
- Ancient Greek city conquered by the Macedonians, whose ruins lie near the port of Kavala
- London Borough of —, district including Palmers Green, Edmonton and Ponders End
- European —, small marine food fish also called a brisling
- Short fringe on the fairway leading onto a golf green
- Species of wild mountain goat of Asia, Europe and North Africa
- William —, 1996-97 WBA Middleweight champion
- French author of 1933 novel La Condition humaine
- Rudolf —, composer of 1925 operetta The Vagabond King
- State capital of Connecticut, US
- Enamelled or lacquered metalware popular in the 18th century
- Roman goddess of the dawn
- 1951 novel by Graham Greene
- 2009 family film featuring Kelsey Grammer as Mr Cranston
- 1958 fantasy film starring Russ Tamblyn in the title role
- Line on a map connecting points of equal underwater depth
- 1971 film thriller starring Jane Fonda and Donald Sutherland
- J T —, author of novels Trail Boss and Waco's Debt
- Freshwater game fish such as the brown — or rainbow —
- Sebastien —, 2013-18 and 2020 World Rally Championship Drivers' title winner
- 1962 Vladimir Nabokov novel featuring characters John Shade and Charles Kinbote
- Longest river in Africa
- City in Virginia, US, housing the man-made Mill Mountain Star
- Leo —, Secretary of State for India and Burma from 1940-45
- The —, 2010 action film directed, co-written by and starring Sylvester Stallone
- Forest —, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar winner for The Last King of Scotland
- Brett —, Australian golfer; 2013 Volvo China Open tournament winner
- Louis —, first prime minister of the Union of South Africa
- Sandstone formation in Northern Territory, Australia, also known as Ayers Rock
- Heavy-bodied fast-swimming mackerel shark whose species are the shortfin — and longfin —
- 2010 novel by Jack Higgins
- Desiderius —, Dutch humanist whose Greek edition of the New Testament was published in 1516
- Japanese art of fencing with bamboo staves
- Daughter of Aeneas and Lavinia and mother of Romulus and Remus in Roman legend
- Natasha —, 2010 Commonwealth 100m gold medallist
- Commune in Ardennes, northeast France, on the Meuse River; site of a 1940 World War II battle
- Town of ancient Lycia now Demre, Turkey
- 1977 horror film starring Marilyn Chambers and Frank Moore
- Town in Mid Glamorgan, Wales, housing Cyfarthfa Castle
- Province of Canada; capital Regina
- 2010 animated film featuring the voice talent of Will Ferrell and Brad Pitt
- Denny —, 1967 F1 World Drivers' Championship winner
- Opera by Charles Gounod premiered in 1859
- Hereditary title of the head of the Nizari sect of Ismaili Muslims
- Berkshire town housing a public school for boys
- 1975 novel by Malcolm Bradbury
- 1968 Olympic men's pole vault gold medallist
- God of the earth in Babylonian and Assyrian mythology
- Wales, Ipswich Town and former Cardiff City midfield footballer
- 1977 no 2 single by Stevie Wonder
- Graham —, 1978 Commonwealth 100 and 200m breaststroke swimming gold medallist
- Shane —, Australian former Bristol Shoguns, Northampton Saints and Worcester Warriors rugby union fly-half capped twice by England in 2006
- Resort town in Wicklow, Republic of Ireland
- 1974 novel by Frederick Forsyth
- 1930 stage play by Noel Coward
- Long-legged doglike mammal of south Asia and Africa
- Domed or vaulted recess at the east end of a church
- Leonardo da Vinci painting depicting Jesus sharing a meal with his apostles
- 2010 novel by William Gibson
- In Greek mythology, the infinite space that existed before creation
- Island off the northern coast of Kent whose main town is Sheerness
- US author of 1968 novel The Gospel Singer
- M J —, former Durham, Italy and Australia ODI cricketer
- City of the Philistines; Biblical home of Goliath
- Member of the aboriginal people of Japan
- Gary —, singer and actor who portrayed Ronald Kray in 1990 biopic The Krays
- Carl —, American astronomer; author of 1985 novel Contact
- Town and seaside resort in East Sussex between Brighton and Hastings
- City in northeast Algeria housing the Ain El Fouara Fountain
- 1962 novel by John Braine
- Small port and resort in Argyll and Bute, western Scotland
- Mardy —, 2004 Olympic men's singles tennis silver medallist
- 1979-88 ITV drama series originally hosted by Roald Dahl
- 1985 film drama starring Harrison Ford and Kelly McGillis
- Vivien —, Best Actress in a Leading Role Oscar winner for Gone with the Wind
- Another name for large marine fish the tunny
- The —, 1991 novel by John Grisham
- Umberto —, author of novels The Name of the Rose and Foucault's Pendulum
- 2006 adventure film starring Edward Speleers in the title role
- Rapper and actor, contestant on 2009 Channel 4 series Celebrity Big Brother, who recorded 1995 no 1 single Gangsta's Paradise
- Bachelor of Laws
- Lake —, body of water in central Switzerland formed by a widening of the Aare River
- Unit of length, one twelfth of a foot