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  1. 1.& 22A 1992 film comedy starring John Ritter and Pam Dawber (4,5)
  2. 2.See 9 Down
  3. 3.& 3D 1961 book by J D Salinger (6,3,5)
  4. 4.African mammal; the tallest living animal
  5. 5.See 15 Across
  6. 6.Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families from 2007-10
  7. 7.Town in NE Essex on the River Colne
  8. 8.See 17 Across
  9. 9.& 13A Actor whose roles have included Manfred Powell in 2001 action film Lara Croft: Tomb Raider (4,4)
  10. 10.Paula , Lisbon-born artist whose works include 1988's The Dance
  11. 11.Steve , 1986 Commonwealth 800m gold medallist
  12. 12.& 16D US actor who plays Peter Quill in 2014 action film Guardians of the Galaxy (5,5)
  13. 13.See 7 Across
  14. 14.1953 Benjamin Britten opera commissioned for the coronation of Elizabeth II
  15. 15.Colourless double sulphate of aluminium and potassium used in dressing leather
  16. 16.Louis , joint recipient with Hannes Alfven of the 1970 Nobel Prize in Physics
  17. 17.See 10 Down
  18. 18.1944 comedy-drama film starring Bing Crosby and Barry Fitzgerald
  19. 19.Roman name of the Greek hero Odysseus
  20. 20.Ringo , musician and actor who starred in That'll Be the Day
  21. 21.Nicolas , director of the films Two Deaths, Bad Timing and Track 29
  22. 22.Rich , winner of the 2002 PGA Championship
  23. 23.Female sheep
  24. 24.1987 film comedy starring Jeff Bridges and Kim Basinger
  25. 25.Fine plaster used for coating walls
  26. 26.Variety of lettuce with a long slender head
  27. 27.In weaving, the yarn woven across the width of a fabric
  28. 28.Town in Highland, NE Scotland, due south of John O'Groats
  29. 29.Sea duck of the northern hemisphere valued for the soft fine down of the female
  30. 30.East German car launched in 1957 that was built at Zwickau
  31. 31.1971 film comedy starring Reg Varney as Stan Butler
  32. 32.Principal area in NW Wales whose administrative headquarters are in Caernarfon
  33. 33.City in NE Romania; a former capital of the country
  34. 34.Any of the first four books of the New Testament
  35. 35. National Park, World Heritage Site in California, US in the Sierra Nevada Mountains
  36. 36.Corrosion-resistant copper alloy used in silver-coloured coins
  37. 37.Rare cadmium sulphide mineral
  38. 38.Barry , author of the novels Pascali's Island and Sacred Hunger
  39. 39.Piece of armour covering the chest and back
  40. 40.See 5 Down
  41. 41.Town on the River Meuse, site of a 1940 World War II battle that began the German invasion of France
  42. 42.Roman god of war
  43. 43.David , actor whose roles included John Bosley in US television series Charlie's Angels
  44. 44.Capital of Chile
  45. 45.Small depression in the centre of the macula in the retina of the eye
  46. 46.Cloris , Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar winner for The Last Picture Show
  47. 47.City in Russia at the confluence of the Om and Irtysh rivers
  48. 48.Resort town in N Cornwall
  49. 49.1997 novel by Donald James
  50. 50.The , 1971 novel by David Caute
  51. 51.1900 opera by Giacomo Puccini
  52. 52.Traditional paper size of 22 x 30 inches
  53. 53.Joseph , German conceptual artist whose works include Felt Suit, Sled and Capri Battery
  54. 54.Heavy woollen cloth with a thick nap named after a town in Belgium
  55. 55.Sebastien , winner of the World Rally Drivers' Championship from 2004-12
  56. 56.James , Scottish engineer and inventor who improved the steam engine
  57. 57.One of The Three Musketeers in works by Alexandre Dumas
  58. 58.Largest city in Maryland, US
  59. 59.Monetary unit of Russia worth one hundredth of a rouble
  60. 60.First letter in the Greek alphabet
  61. 61.See 10 Across
  62. 62.Taro , prime minister of Japan from 2008-09
  63. 63.Berkshire racecourse that hosts the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes
  64. 64.William , 19th-century Scottish sculptor whose works include that of Greyfriars Bobby in Edinburgh
  65. 65.Port and capital of Amazonas, Brazil
  66. 66.The , 1964 novel by William Golding
  67. 67.Any of several small short-necked ducks often with bright plumage
  68. 68.Former gold rush town in W Alaska; finishing point of the Iditarod trail sled dog race
  69. 69.2002 film comedy starring Freddie Prinze Jr and Sarah Michelle Gellar
  70. 70.2008 animated film starring the voice talent of John Cusack in the title role
  71. 71.Market town in Cumbria on the edge of the Lake District National Park
  72. 72.& 16A Early 20th-century alliance linking Britain, France and Russia in opposition to Germany, Italy and Austria-Hungary (6,7)
  73. 73.Louis , French designer of the modern two-piece swimsuit
  74. 74.Title of the viceroy of Egypt under Turkish rule from 1867-1914
  75. 75.Series of games in a tennis match
  76. 76.See 10 Across
  77. 77.See 15 Down
  78. 78.1950 film western starring Robert Taylor and John Hodiak
  79. 79.& 4D BBC TV comedy-drama series starring Alan Davies in the title role as an inventor of magical tricks and investigator of mysteries (8,5)
  80. 80.See 7 Down
  81. 81.Wine grape variety associated with the Burgundy region of France
  82. 82.K P , England Test cricketer who hit 227 against Australia at Adelaide in 2010
  83. 83.Horse of Don Quixote in the book of that name by Miguel de Cervantes
  84. 84.See 22 Across
  85. 85.Jacob , composer of the mass Missa Maria zart who died in 1505
  86. 86.US city that houses the Arizona Western College
  87. 87.& 23A Labour MP for Bethnal Green and Bow from 1997-2005 (4,4)
  88. 88.Actress whose roles include Lily in 2010 film drama Black Swan
  89. 89.Special heat in rowing allowing participants who fail to qualify automatically for the next round to race again
  90. 90.Robert , one of the original five presenters on TV-am
  91. 91.& 17A Author of the novels George's Mother and The Red Badge of Courage (7,5)
  92. 92.William , 1992 Olympic 800m gold medallist
  93. 93.God of mischief and destruction in Norse mythology
  94. 94.Starchy cereal used for puddings obtained from an Asian palm tree
  95. 95.Author of the novels Something Happened and God Knows
  96. 96.Low-growing evergreen Eurasian shrub with clusters of small bell-shaped pinkish-purple flowers
  97. 97.Member of the people of New Zealand and the Cook Islands since before the arrival of European settlers
  98. 98.Actor who played the title role in 1937 film drama Elephant Boy
  99. 99.Port in Scotland on the Firth of Tay
  100. 100.H A , West Indies Test cricketer who hit 143 against England at Birmingham in 1984
  101. 101.Type of fastening invented by Georges de Mestral in 1948
  102. 102.In the game of bowls, a bulge or weight inside one side of a bowl
  103. 103.Broadway production starring Ethel Merman that was a 1960 Tony Award for Best Musical nominee
  104. 104.1819 novel by Walter Scott
  105. 105.French motor car manufacturer who began selling cars under his own name in 1919
  106. 106.Seaport of Turkey on the Golden Horn peninsula
  107. 107.Louis , German composer of the operas Jessonda and Faust
  108. 108.& 17D Actress whose roles have included Jane Burnham in 1999 film drama American Beauty (5,5)
  109. 109.Mount , highest mountain in Greece
  110. 110.John Frederick , US artist whose works include 1885 oil The Poor Man's Store
  111. 111.Actor whose roles have included Steven in 1978 film drama The Deer Hunter
  112. 112.Sergei , director of 1925 film drama Battleship Potemkin
  113. 113.Deep, long sound made by a cow or bull
  114. 114.Jack , comedian-actor who starred as Rick Spleen in BBC TV series Lead Balloon
  115. 115.Len , author of the novels The IPCRESS File and Horse Under Water
  116. 116.Pale yellow cheese with holes named after its place of origin in Switzerland
  117. 117.See 3 Down
  118. 118.John , author of the novels The Sot-Weed Factor and Giles Goat-Boy
  119. 119.Unit of liquid measure of capacity equal to one eighth of a gallon
  120. 120.Large North American deer also called an elk
  121. 121.Barack , US president re-elected in 2012
  122. 122.Leo , Secretary of State for India and Burma from 1940-45
  123. 123.Tree with yellow edible fruit native to Africa and W Asia
  124. 124.Tuned percussion instrument consisting of a set of strings stretched over a sounding board
  125. 125.Strong aniseed-flavoured spirit from Greece
  126. 126.Jean , French painter whose works include 1862's The Turkish Bath
  127. 127.Syrian ascetic saint who lived atop a pillar where he died in 459
  128. 128.Pacific island whose capital is Hagatna
  129. 129.See 22 Down
  130. 130.US university town in central Texas associated with the oil refining industry
  131. 131.Zsa Zsa , Hungary-born actress whose roles include Mata Hari in 1972 film comedy Up the Front
  132. 132.Richard , 1972 Olympic individual eventing gold medallist
  133. 133.John , author of poems The Eve of St Agnes and Ode on a Grecian Urn
  134. 134.Chris , 1978 Australian Open women's singles tennis champion
  135. 135.See 17 Across
  136. 136.Town in Greater Manchester on the River Irwell
  137. 137.Vicky , Best Actress BAFTA TV Award winner for 2010 drama This Is England '86
  138. 138. House, residence of the royal family in Norfolk
  139. 139.Spiny Mediterranean plant with edible flower buds
  140. 140.Shrub or plant with yellow five-petalled flowers
  141. 141.Capital of Malawi
  142. 142.Light-coloured coarse-grained igneous rock widely used for building
  143. 143.Giles , author of 1998 novel The Last King of Scotland
  144. 144.Capital of Morocco
  145. 145.& 20A 2009 novel by Peter James (4,8)
  146. 146.2006 film drama starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Djimon Hounsou
  147. 147.William , co-founder of the Social Democratic Party in 1981
  148. 148.Organisation providing canteens and shops for British military personnel at home or overseas
  149. 149.Scottish island of the Inner Hebrides SE of Rum
  150. 150.See 3 Down

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