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  1. 1.Ralph —, 2000 US presidential candidate of the Green Party
  2. 2.Tony —, rugby union wing; 1955 Ireland Test debutant against France in the Five Nations
  3. 3.Actress who played the female lead in 1980s ITV cop series Dempsey and Makepeace
  4. 4.& 12D 1993 crime drama film starring Al Pacino and Sean Penn
  5. 5.Berkshire racecourse that hosts the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes
  6. 6.John —, author of novels The Sot-Weed Factor and Giles Goat-Boy
  7. 7.Greg —, actor who portrayed Bob Crane in 2002 biopic Auto Focus
  8. 8.Variety of chalcedony with alternating black and white parallel bands
  9. 9.& 20D 1984 novel by Ruth Rendell
  10. 10.Micheline —, 1948 Olympic shot and discus gold medallist
  11. 11.& 13D 1982 novel by Sue Grafton; first in the Kinsey Millhone alphabet mystery series
  12. 12.See 1 Down
  13. 13.See 11 Down
  14. 14.Highest adult female voice
  15. 15.Barry —, actor who played Lt Philip Gerard in 1960s US television series The Fugitive
  16. 16.Aneurin —, Labour MP for Ebbw Vale from 1929-60; Minister of Health from 1945-51
  17. 17.See 6 Down
  18. 18.See 24 Across
  19. 19.Tuft of small stiff feathers on the first digit of a bird
  20. 20.Edward —, actor who played the title role in US television drama series Lou Grant
  21. 21.Moorish castle or palace in Spain such as the — of Segovia
  22. 22.Genus of plants of the parsley family including Miss Willmott's ghost
  23. 23.See 22 Down
  24. 24.Henry Steel —, a founder of the Theosophical Society in 1875
  25. 25.& 2D Australian painter whose works include 1901's An Idyll
  26. 26.Michael —, leader of the Labour Party from 1980-83
  27. 27.French style of abstract painting from the 1940s associated with Michel Tapie
  28. 28.Clown in William Shakespeare play Love's Labour's Lost
  29. 29.& 1A Dorset village above which a famous chalk giant is carved out of the hillside
  30. 30.Kostya —, 2001-05 IBF Light Welterweight champion
  31. 31.Kofi —, Secretary-General of the UN from 1997-2006
  32. 32.See 17 Across
  33. 33.2016 Breeders' Cup Classic and 2017 Dubai World Cup winner ridden by Mike E Smith
  34. 34.Jeff —, IBF Super Middleweight champion from 2004-06
  35. 35.Diamond-shaped charge in heraldry
  36. 36.2007 novel by Robert Goddard
  37. 37.River that flows to the Atlantic at Lisbon, Portugal
  38. 38.Commune in Nord, N France; site of a 1914 battle in World War One
  39. 39.Highest mountain of the Sierra Nevada range, Spain
  40. 40.King of Lydia from 560-546 BC noted for his great wealth
  41. 41.Oliver —, comedy partner of Stan Laurel
  42. 42.West Asian republic; capital Damascus
  43. 43.& 13A 1954 novel by Daphne Du Maurier
  44. 44.The —, 1987 crime-drama film starring Kevin Costner as Eliot Ness
  45. 45.Aaron —, composer of 1954 opera The Tender Land
  46. 46.Antonio —, Spanish architect famous for his designs for the Sagrada Familia, Barcelona
  47. 47.Airline; flag carrier of Israel
  48. 48.In cricket, the fielding position on the off side closest to the bowler
  49. 49.Gastropod mollusc with a spirally coiled shell
  50. 50.King of England from 946-955
  51. 51.Primo —, author of 1975 volume of short stories The Periodic Table
  52. 52.German submarine in World Wars I and II
  53. 53.Bob —, Australia wing whose final cap was in the 1991 Rugby World Cup Final win over England
  54. 54.The —, 2007 comedy-drama film starring Scarlett Johansson and Chris Evans
  55. 55.Tom —, author of stage plays Jumpers and Travesties
  56. 56.1998 animated film based on a Chinese legend whose title character is voiced by Ming-Na Wen
  57. 57.2004 novel by Neil Jordan
  58. 58.Old Testament wife of Nabal and subsequently David
  59. 59.South American republic; capital Lima
  60. 60.& 11D & 7D 1892 story collection by Joel Chandler Harris
  61. 61.See 6 Down
  62. 62.See 6 Down
  63. 63.Any of various types of Soviet fighter aircraft
  64. 64.The —, trilogy of plays by Aeschylus
  65. 65.Faint constellation lying on the celestial equator between Leo and Hydra
  66. 66.George —, actor who played Norm in US television sitcom Cheers
  67. 67.Brendan —, author of 1958 autobiographical novel Borstal Boy
  68. 68.The —, Test cricket ground in London
  69. 69.2013 volume of novellas by Joyce Carol Oates
  70. 70.Melvil _, US librarian who founded a system of decimal classification
  71. 71.Alfred —, classical pianist who was made an honorary KBE in 1989
  72. 72.Bram —, author of 1897 novel Dracula
  73. 73.1997 biopic starring Stephen Fry
  74. 74.& 22A The —, 1957 radio play by John Mortimer later adapted for television and the stage
  75. 75.Siren in German legend said to lure boatmen from her rock at the edge of the Rhine
  76. 76.& 23A 2011 1,000 Guineas winner ridden by Frankie Dettori
  77. 77.Johannes —, Swiss painter who taught at the Bauhaus from 1919-23
  78. 78.Nelson —, Best Music, Scoring Original Song Score and/or Adaptation Oscar winner for 1974 film The Great Gatsby
  79. 79.Tropical climbing orchid whose long fleshy pods contain beans used to flavour food
  80. 80.See 13 Across
  81. 81.See 15 Across
  82. 82.Very fine strands of pasta used in soups
  83. 83.& 5D British boxing award named after a former president of the National Sporting Club
  84. 84.River rising in northern France that flows through Belgium into the North Sea at Nieuwpoort
  85. 85.See 3 Down
  86. 86.& 13D Tourist area at the southern end of the Pennines; first national park of England and Wales
  87. 87.Species of marten valued for its fur
  88. 88.2013 action film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone
  89. 89.Town and major railway junction in Cheshire
  90. 90.See 6 Down
  91. 91.Large-mouthed marine fish such as the John —
  92. 92.German song typically of the 19th century, performed by a soloist
  93. 93.Island in central Hawaii whose chief town is Honolulu
  94. 94.2007 film comedy starring Billy Bob Thornton in the title role
  95. 95.Stephen —, British theoretical physicist whose books include The Nature of Space and Time
  96. 96.Tapered log around 19 feet long tossed in an event at the Highland Games
  97. 97.& 11A 2012 novel by John Harvey
  98. 98.See 10 Across
  99. 99.Number represented by X in Roman numerals
  100. 100.See 23 Across
  101. 101.Bouncy A A Milne creation first introduced in 1928 volume The House at Pooh Corner
  102. 102.2000 comedy-drama film starring Imelda Staunton and Pete Postlethwaite
  103. 103.& 21A 2000 adventure-comedy film starring Breckin Meyer and Seann William Scott
  104. 104.See 20 Across
  105. 105.& 14A Slaver and plantation owner in 1852 Harriet Beecher Stowe novel Uncle Tom's Cabin
  106. 106.Ernest —, English painter whose works include 1885's The Bitter Draught of Slavery
  107. 107.2006 novel by Dean Koontz
  108. 108.1996 film comedy starring Ellen DeGeneres and Bill Pullman
  109. 109.1995 novel by Iain Banks
  110. 110.Drink made from orange flower water and barley or almonds
  111. 111.1988 comedy-drama film starring Tom Cruise and Bryan Brown
  112. 112.Ancient measure based on the length of the forearm
  113. 113.1925 film directed, written by and starring Charles Chaplin
  114. 114.City in Michigan, US, associated with the furniture manufacturing industry
  115. 115.Jean-Rodolphe —, 18th-century French architect; designer of the Pont de la Concorde across the River Seine in Paris
  116. 116.Bottom-dwelling fish such as the tub — or bluefin —
  117. 117.Village in Apulia, Italy; scene of a victory by Hannibal over the Romans in 216 BC
  118. 118.— Sea, that part of the Indian Ocean west of the Arafura Sea and north of Australia
  119. 119.Piece of music composed for three people
  120. 120.Ben —, golfer who won the 1948 US Open Championship
  121. 121.& 2D Manchester-based speedway team; National League champions from 1933-36
  122. 122.Simon —, former BBC Radio 1 and Radio 2 presenter associated with the feature Our Tune
  123. 123.The —, 1939 war film starring Conrad Veidt and Valerie Hobson also known as U-Boat 29
  124. 124.Eleventh sign of the zodiac; the Water Carrier
  125. 125.Almost horizontal passage driven into a mine for access or drainage
  126. 126.& 25A US computer software executive who cofounded Microsoft with Paul Allen
  127. 127.Large hard grains of wheat used for puddings and soups
  128. 128.Mythological creature slayed and skinned by Heracles as the first of his twelve labours
  129. 129.Former small coin of France worth three deniers
  130. 130.Daniel —, Irish nationalist leader known as The Liberator who died in 1847
  131. 131.See 16 Across
  132. 132.Bryan —, South Africa winger who scored four tries in the 59-7 2007 Rugby World Cup win over Samoa
  133. 133.See 7 Across
  134. 134.Military cap with a circular top and horizontal peak
  135. 135.— Theatre, building in Southwark, London, built in 1599
  136. 136.Author of 1945 novel The Bridge on the Drina; 1961 winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature
  137. 137.1959 stage play by Jean Anouilh
  138. 138.Muriel —, author of novels The Girls of Slender Means and The Finishing School
  139. 139.Sheltered inlet between North Mainland and Northmavine, Shetland Islands, housing a petroleum terminal
  140. 140.River of North Yorkshire that flows to the Swale to form the Ouse
  141. 141.Nikolai —, author of 1842 novel Dead Souls
  142. 142.Laurence —, author of 1914 poem For the Fallen
  143. 143.Ancient town of Asia Minor famed for the story of Hero and Leander
  144. 144.— Islands, group off the coast of Northumberland housing a bird sanctuary
  145. 145.Perennial plant such as the Turk's Cap — or Tiger —
  146. 146.The —, one of three ships commanded by Christopher Columbus in 1492
  147. 147.Sign of the zodiac represented by a goat
  148. 148.1982 novel by Shirley Conran
  149. 149.See 10 Across
  150. 150.& 9A 1991 film thriller starring Demi Moore and Glenne Headly

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