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1. 1987 David Mamet film drama starring Lindsay Crouse and Joe Mantegna
2. Rum-based coffee liqueur from the Caribbean
3. Mild powdered seasoning made from a sweet variety of red pepper
4. John , 2004-05 WBA Heavyweight champion
5. Bluish-white metallic element; symbol Zn
6. Mark , US swimmer who won seven gold medals at the 1972 Olympics
7. Extinct language of ancient southern Italy
8. Inflammation of the mucous membrane of the nose
9. Owl of New Zealand also called the morepork
10. City in Honshu housing the most sacred Shinto shrine in Japan
11. 1936 family film starring Shirley Temple in the title role
12. Ignacy Jan , pianist and composer; prime minister of Poland in 1919
13. Islands, archipelago in the Bay of Bengal; home of the Sentinelese people
14. Southern African antelope with a fringe of white hairs along the length of its back and neck
15. 1999 comedy-drama sci-fi film starring Robin Williams
16. Zoltan , director of film dramas Cry, the Beloved Country and A Woman's Vengeance
17. David , actor who played Keith Miller in BBC TV soap EastEnders from 2004-08
18. Tributary of the River Ouse in West and North Yorkshire upon which Ilkley stands
19. See 3
20. European grass, plant often used to stabilise sand dunes
21. See 22
22. First letter of the Greek alphabet
23. Ian , actor who played Stanley Windrush in 1959 film comedy I'm All Right Jack
24. Body of advisors to the Sovereign of the UK whose current head is Jacob Rees-Mogg
25. Collective noun for a group of snipe
26. World chess champion from 1969-72
27. Genus of vipers named after a horned serpent in Greek mythology
28. Neil , manager of Cardiff City FC from 2016-19
29. West Indies Test cricket ground in Kingston, Jamaica
30. Bird with a crested head also called a green plover
31. Gete , 2005 and 2006 Berlin Marathon women's race winner
32. City in Alpes-Maritimes, France, on the Mediterranean Sea
33. Brownish resinous material obtained from the roots of some plants of the parsley family
34. See 7 Across
35. See 15 Across
36. 1946 novel by Robert Graves
37. 1972 comedy and drama film starring Michael Caine and Mickey Rooney
38. 1997 film thriller starring Nicole de Boer and Nicky Guadagni
39. Plant related to the onion; a national emblem of Wales
40. Root vegetable of the cabbage family eaten raw in salads
41. Seabird of the gannet family such as the red-footed or blue-footed
42. Site in California, US, that hosted the 1960 Winter Olympics
43. See 5 Down
44. Yellow corrosive mixture of nitric and hydrochloric acid used to dissolve metals
45. Capital of Manitoba, Canada
46. Standard monetary unit of Guatemala
47. See 11 Across
48. See 19 Down
49. Hard rubber also called vulcanite used for electrical insulators
50. Prime minister of Israel from 1999-2001
51. Royal Air Force officer of three-star rank equivalent to a Royal Navy vice-admiral
52. 2006 action-comedy film starring Ben Stiller and Carla Gugino
53. Archaic or poetic name for Ireland
54. Charlie , WBC Flyweight champion from March-September 1983
55. 2007 novel by Douglas Coupland
56. Grey-coloured dabbling duck
57. In tonic sol-fa, the fourth degree of any major scale
58. See 23 Across
59. Trading group established in Europe in 1960 whose members now include Iceland and Norway
60. See 15 Across
61. Hebrew prophet of the 6th century BC
62. the Elephant, childrens song written in 1956
63. 1909 opera by Richard Strauss
64. Mat , New Zealand-born rugby union Number 8 at Harlequins from 2015-19
65. Argonaut in Greek mythology; husband of Marpessa
66. 1999 Derby winner ridden by Kieren Fallon
67. Tall tree affected by fungal disease DED
68. See 6 Down
69. Genus of plants that includes the wood sorrel
70. British comic character, leader of The Bruin Boys, created by Julius Stafford Baker
71. Christian , French fashion designer
72. Actress who portrayed Edna Purviance in 1992 biopic Chaplin
73. Card game for four; a forerunner of bridge
74. S , South Africa cricketer; 1998 Test debutant against England in Nottingham
75. Setting of 1878 Thomas Hardy novel The Return of the Native
76. River rising in Macedonia that flows through Albania to the Adriatic
77. See 23 Across
78. Rich , 2002 PGA Championship winner
79. 1927 story collection by P G Wodehouse
80. Maiden in Greek mythology who agreed to marry any man who could defeat her in a running race
81. Seaport in Munster, southeast Republic of Ireland, on the River Suir
82. Claude , Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Mr Skeffington
83. Gore , US author of novels Julian and Creation
84. Bernard , presenter of BBC TV and ITV consumer affairs programmes who married actress Barbara Kelly in 1942
85. S'busiso , Sharks wing; South Africa 2019 Rugby World Cup squad member
86. See 14 Across
87. Percy , inventor of the Catseye roadstud
88. The , 1984 autobiographical novel by Marguerite Duras
89. 1923 stage play by George Bernard Shaw
90. Villainous ensign in William Shakespeare play Othello
91. Strong white metallic element; symbol Ti
92. Creature in Greek mythology with the head and trunk of a woman and wings of a bird
93. English poet who authored volumes The Rural Muse and The Village Minstrel
94. Peter , author of stage plays Red Noses and The Ruling Class
95. 1999 film drama starring Shirley Henderson and Gina McKee
96. Alan , American musicologist whose books include Mister Jelly Roll
97. New Zealand bird of the honeyeater family with a bluish-green plumage and white tuft under the throat
98. See 18 Down
99. State capital of Maryland, US
100. Play without words by Samuel Beckett first performed on television in 1981