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- Semi-precious form of silica
- US broadcaster
- Literary family from Yorkshire
- Name given to the scandal that overtook Westminster in 2009
- __ Rukh Khan, Bollywood actor
- Labour MP for Cynon Valley (1984-2019)
- Bertie Wooster's valet
- How, according to Eliot, we felt here, in the old dispensation
- 7/8's country
- Royal title in the Indian subcontinent
- What, in addition to fear, Hunter S Thompson felt in Las Vegas?
- Rachel __ MP, shadow chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
- Author of 19/23 and 1/3/17
- Virginia town, home to the CIA
- River forming the border between the Central African Republic and the DRC
- Yuri __, Soviet cosmonaut
- What happens, according to Yeats, when the centre cannot hold
- Aneurin Bevan to friend and foe alike?
- The economic centre of Ivory Coast
- Ruth __, sculptor in whose honour the US Postal Service issued stamps in 2020
- Political union criticised in The 19 / 2
- Indian fast bowler, 2000-2014
- The __, Robert Conquest's pioneering work on the Gulag system in the 9
- King of medieval legend?
- Actor who starred as Vesper Lynd in Casino Royale
- A citizen of the world's largest landlocked country, perhaps
- Former member of the 9, capital Yerevan
- Iranian city, home to the Shah Mosque
- Val Kilmer's nickname in Top Gun
- What Don McLean drove to the levee?
- Alcohol made from rice
- Gemstones that owe their distinctive colour to chromium or vanadium
- Diane or Buster __, movie stars
- Sir __ Chamberlain, brother of the more famous Neville
- Country that became independent of the 9 in 1991; capital Tallinn
- Historic region and one-time member of the 9, capital Chisinau
- One of the disciplines in clay pigeon shooting
- A composition, usually religious, for solo voices, chorus, and orchestra
- The only landlocked country in south-east Asia
- Host of the 2022 World Cup
- The white whale?
- Former member of the 9, capital Tbilisi
- Paul __, French fin de sicle poet
- Singer whose hits include Hometown Glory
- __ Sturgeon, Scotland's first minister
- Intergovernmental organisation founded in 1920
- Peninsula in eastern Massachusetts
- Mollie __, actor who played Mrs Slocombe in Are You Being Served?
- Elmore Leonard's sequel to Get Shorty
- Irish poet and playwright whose works include Salome
- Judah's son who, according to Genesis, was "evil in the sight of the Lord"
- Annual prize for political writing
- Pre-Columbian American empire
- Alabama city at the heart of the civil rights movement
- US state known for corn and caucuses
- Protoscience, one aim of which was to transmute base into noble metals
- The county town of Devon
- Acronym for the European Organization for Nuclear Research
- Maggi __, artist who created the commemoration of Mary Wollstonecraft in London N16
- London borough, once represented in part by Margaret Thatcher
- The Latin for the prayer, Lamb of God
- Claudius __, Greco-Egyptian astronomer and author of the Almagest
- Edith __, nurse executed on 12 October 1915
- __ Brezhnev, former leader of the USSR
- Bell in the Palace of Westminster
- Glam rock band headed by Marc Bolan
- Political entity that came to an end on 1 November 1922
- Whence came 2?
- Charlie __, gardening show presenter
- Well-meaning monarch, according to the carol?
- Rob __, director of When Harry Met Sally...
- Isabelle __, star of The Piano Teacher (2001) and Amour (2012)
- Sunday in Spanish and Portuguese
- Midwestern river and state
- Early campaigner against oppressive taxation - or an upmarket chocolatier
- __ O'Connor, author of Everything That Rises Must Converge
- 26 December is __ Day
- Sir Francis __ (1540-1596), naval captain
- What is celebrated on the 13th day of Christmas?
- What my true love gave me today, according to the song
- One of a group of words with the same spellings but different meanings
- The __, 2015 comedy starring Anne Hathaway and Robert De Niro
- Historical term for central Asia
- A citizen of Bishkek?
- Roman emperor
- Botswana desert
- Third-party US presidential election candidate in 2000
- Ross __, third-party US presidential election candidate in the 1992
- __ nitrites, known as poppers
- One-cell creature
- __ Lamarr, film star
- Carmen and Juni Cortez
- Film franchise starring Sid the sloth
- 1980 comedy starring Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder
- John __, author of the George Smiley novels
- President-elect of the US
- Simon __, Irish rugby international
- Wildcat soon to be reintroduced to the UK
- Sign of the Zodiac
- Greek capital