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  1. 1.Airy spirit in William Shakespeare play The Tempest
  2. 2.Petty constable in William Shakespeare play Much Ado About Nothing
  3. 3.Monica —, former White House intern associated with the impeachment of President Bill Clinton
  4. 4.See 9 Across
  5. 5.Edward —, English artist associated with Vorticism whose works include 1919 oil Dazzle-ships in Drydock at Liverpool
  6. 6.— Islands, group in the Bismarck Archipelago in the South Pacific Ocean also known as the Manus Islands
  7. 7.& 14D 1963 novel by J P Donleavy
  8. 8.City in S Turkey on the Seyhan River east of Tarsus
  9. 9.Customs union implemented by Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands in 1948
  10. 10.Racing toboggan on which riders lie supine
  11. 11.Legendary creature also called an abominable snowman
  12. 12.Name by which St Petersburg, Russia was known from 1924-91
  13. 13.The —, 1884 novel by George Gissing featuring the characters Osmond Waymark and Julian Casti
  14. 14.See 2 Down
  15. 15.Pablo —, Spanish artist whose paintings include 1907's Les Demoiselles d'Avignon
  16. 16.Daniil —, Russian F1 driver at Toro Rosso between 2014 and 2019
  17. 17.Sixth letter in the Greek alphabet
  18. 18.Balazs —, 1996 Olympic hammer gold medallist
  19. 19.Ice hockey team; 2007 Stanley Cup Finals winners
  20. 20.& 19A 1975 autobiographical tale by Laurens van der Post
  21. 21.Edward —, English pirate also known as Blackbeard who died in 1718
  22. 22.Unit of length equal to three feet
  23. 23.City in SE Spain on the Segura River
  24. 24.State capital of Oregon, US
  25. 25.Island in Venice linked with San Marco Island by the — Bridge over the Grand Canal
  26. 26.Omar —, actor who played Dr Eric Foreman in US television series House
  27. 27.See 8 Across
  28. 28.Sophie —, Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Hotel Rwanda
  29. 29.The —, 1983 novel by Ellis Peters
  30. 30.Region of SW Italy; capital Catanzaro
  31. 31.Edward —, prime minister from 1970-74
  32. 32.Fast powerful overhead stroke in tennis
  33. 33.2009 novel by Robert Harris
  34. 34.Predatory gull-like bird such as the Arctic —
  35. 35.2012 film drama starring Dennis Quaid and Zac Efron
  36. 36.Charles —, 19th-century inventor of the English concertina and the Playfair cipher
  37. 37.City in Osaka Prefecture, Japan, housing an airport
  38. 38.Arthur —, journalist born in 1875 best known for The Children's Encyclopaedia
  39. 39.Arthur Saint-Leon ballet with music by Leo Delibes first produced in 1870
  40. 40.Isla —, Scottish folk singer; hostess on BBC TV show The Generation Game
  41. 41.Large North American deer also called an elk
  42. 42.Powder made from beans of the cacao tree used to make a beverage
  43. 43.Nicolas —, director of films Two Deaths, Bad Timing and Track 29
  44. 44.Simon —, member of boy band Blue; contestant on 2014 BBC TV series Strictly Come Dancing
  45. 45.Tropical evergreen tree whose dried flower buds are used as a spice
  46. 46.& 23A 1981 novel by J G Ballard
  47. 47.& 25A Venue in New Hampshire, US, of a 1944 conference that resulted in the establishment of the World Bank
  48. 48.Ancient city state on the coast of North Africa founded by Phoenician traders
  49. 49.Uncastrated male pig
  50. 50.Elongated marine fish such as the Common — with a sucking disc on the top of its head
  51. 51.Island of Greece in the Saronic Gulf south of Salamis
  52. 52.Island in the Inner Hebrides; site of an abbey founded by St Columba
  53. 53.Symmetrical curve formed by the intersection of a cone with a plane parallel to its side
  54. 54.See 10 Across
  55. 55.Georg Wilhelm Friedrich —, German idealist philosopher who died in 1831
  56. 56.See 11 Across
  57. 57.Gunter —, winner of the 1999 Nobel Prize in Literature
  58. 58.Leonhard —, 18th-century mathematician noted for his work on the calculus of variation
  59. 59.See 7 Down
  60. 60.Town and administrative headquarters of Staffordshire Moorlands District Council
  61. 61.D L —, New Zealand Test cricketer who took 5-69 against England at Lord's in 2008
  62. 62.& 3D 1844 Alexandre Dumas novel featuring the character Madame de Franchi
  63. 63.Victor —, rugby union prop; 1992 England Test debutant against Canada
  64. 64.2000 film thriller starring Bruce Willis and Samuel L Jackson
  65. 65.Figure of speech in which an expression applied to one thing is used to designate another
  66. 66.Round cap with a flap at the back worn by hunters
  67. 67.Daniel Francois —, prime minister of South Africa from 1948-54
  68. 68.Regulatory agency set up in 1986 to oversee the British Gas Corporation
  69. 69.Small young herring usually prepared and canned in Norway
  70. 70.2002 film drama starring Frances McDormand, Kate Beckinsale and Christian Bale
  71. 71.Unfinished novel by Captain Frederick Marryat subtitled An Autobiography published posthumously in 1848
  72. 72.Vijay —, winner of the PGA Championship in 1998 and 2004
  73. 73.Capital of Latvia
  74. 74.One of the fairies in William Shakespeare play A Midsummer Night's Dream
  75. 75.A C W —, inventor of a portable lamp used to transmit Morse code
  76. 76.Name, until 1982, of Mutare, Zimbabwe
  77. 77.Expanded part of the oesophagus in birds in which food is stored before passing on to the gizzard
  78. 78.City in Uusimaa, Finland, housing the Gallen-Kallela Museum
  79. 79.Shinji —, Japanese forward who played for Leicester City from 2015-19
  80. 80.ITV drama series for which Helen Mirren won the BAFTA TV Award for Best Actress from 1992-94
  81. 81.See 20 Down
  82. 82.Chuck —, singer-songwriter portrayed by Mos Def in 2008 biopic Cadillac Records
  83. 83.Piece of music composed for eight singers
  84. 84.Ruined city in central Crete that houses remains of the Minoan Bronze Age civilization
  85. 85.& 7D Biblical character beheaded by Herod at the request of Salome
  86. 86.City in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, north of Cologne
  87. 87.See 5 Down
  88. 88.2001 sporting biopic starring Will Smith in the title role
  89. 89.Branch of the British Police force first set up in Nottingham in 1854
  90. 90.1983 film drama starring Matthew Broderick and Dabney Coleman
  91. 91.1984 romcom starring Steve Martin and Lily Tomlin
  92. 92.Carnivorous mammal of Madagascar resembling an elongated cat
  93. 93.Kym —, singer-actress who played Michelle Connor in ITV soap Coronation Street
  94. 94.&1D Model village on the Wirral Peninsula built by William Lever
  95. 95.Musical piece preceding a fugue or forming the orchestral introduction to an act of an opera
  96. 96.& 23A New York-born actor; director of films Animal Factory and Lonesome Jim
  97. 97.African mammal; the tallest living animal
  98. 98.City in NW Turkey formerly known as Adrianople
  99. 99.Ivan —, winner of the 1989 Australian Open men's singles tennis championship
  100. 100.Pat —, winner of the 1987 Wimbledon men's singles tennis championship
  101. 101.Nickname for the Series I Austin Healey Sprite introduced in 1958 whose headlights projected above the bonnet line
  102. 102.Hugo —, composer of 1895 opera Der Corregidor
  103. 103.Denis —, comedian-actor who voices Diego in the Ice Age film series
  104. 104.Anthony —, singer-actor who played Artful Dodger in 1948 film drama Oliver Twist
  105. 105.South American republic whose capital is La Paz
  106. 106.See 6 Down
  107. 107.See 7 Across
  108. 108.Imitation diamond made of paste or glass
  109. 109.District of Cardiff housing a 12th-century cathedral
  110. 110.Hilary —, actress-singer who played Natalie Connors in the 2003 adventure film Agent Cody Banks
  111. 111.The —, 1969 novel by Jackie Collins
  112. 112.& 22A 1946 story collection by Roald Dahl
  113. 113.& 12D Wisconsin-born Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for I Remember Mama
  114. 114.Genus of plants in the cabbage family whose round flat leaves are used in salads
  115. 115.See 9 Down
  116. 116.Variety of celery with a large turnip-like root
  117. 117.Evan Rachel —, actress who played Natalie Finch in 2006 comedy-drama film Running with Scissors
  118. 118.God of love in Greek mythology
  119. 119.Unfermented soya-bean curd eaten as a foodstuff
  120. 120.1909 semi-autobiographical novel by H G Wells
  121. 121.1922 novel by James Joyce set on June 16, 1904
  122. 122.— Bay, arm of the Indian Ocean upon which Port Elizabeth, South Africa, stands
  123. 123.British intelligence and security organisation based in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire (inits)
  124. 124.& 13D 1990 film comedy starring Eric Idle and Robbie Coltrane
  125. 125.1964 Broadway comedy by Murray Schisgal; a 1965 Tony Award Best Play nominee
  126. 126.& 17D Former royal hunting ground north-east of London
  127. 127.Bill —, author of books A Short History of Nearly Everything and A Walk in the Woods
  128. 128.Tall tree affected by fungal disease DED
  129. 129.James —, rugby union fly-half; 2006 Wales Test debutant against Argentina
  130. 130.Collective noun for a group of quail
  131. 131.Mountain in central Switzerland in the Bernese Alps
  132. 132.Grass of S Europe and N Africa that yields a fibre used to make rope and mats
  133. 133.Arthur —, author of stage plays Reigen and The Green Cockatoo
  134. 134.See 19 Down
  135. 135.John —, designer of the Marble Arch monument in London
  136. 136.Member of a people living in the W Pyrenees in France and Spain
  137. 137.1984 novel by Barbara Trapido
  138. 138.Second brightest star in the constellation Perseus, also known as the Demon Star
  139. 139.1991 film drama starring Wesley Snipes and Annabella Sciorra
  140. 140.Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for Pelle the Conqueror
  141. 141.See 11 Across
  142. 142.Norma —, Best Actress in a Leading Role Oscar winner for The Divorcee
  143. 143.See 14 Across
  144. 144.& 1D The —, 1967 novel by Angela Carter
  145. 145.Amorphous form of hydrated silica used as a gemstone
  146. 146.British singer-songwriter; winner of 15 Grammy Awards between 2009-17
  147. 147.Hampshire home of the National Motor Museum
  148. 148.King —, Best Director Oscar nominee for War and Peace and The Citadel
  149. 149.Nigeria 1994 and 1998 FIFA World Cup goalkeeper
  150. 150.Second largest city in Puebla, Mexico

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