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1. Poet who grieved for his boy Jack?
2. Borders town where the Tweed and Teviot meet
3. Counting frames
4. Nevadan city - or the US Attorney General at the time of the Waco siege
5. Constituency once represented by Martin Bell
6. Robert Frost poem which ends, One could do worse than be a swinger of... ?
7. Poet who charged us to honour the Light Brigade?
8. The art of persuasive speaking
9. Country once ruled by King Idris I
10. Laura __, middle-distance runner
11. Hot, dry wind blowing north from the Sahara
12. Affliction causing severe joint pain
13. Poet who foresaw an Irish airmans death?
14. __ Ephron, writer of When Harry Met Sally...
15. Pattern of rhythm and intonation in poetry
16. Poet who mourned the Union dead?
17. Book giving the regulations for the celebration of the Mass in Western Christianity
18. The __, sculpture housed in St Peters Basilica
19. Scottish mountain higher than 3,000 feet
20. Poet who observed the poppies in Flanders Fields?
21. Poet who mourned the man he killed in the Boer War?
22. Poet who mourned a dead Boche?
23. Poet for whom the Enclosure Acts trampled on the grave of labours rights?
24. Country bordered by Namibia and Zimbabwe
25. __ Allende, Chilean author of The House of Spirits
26. The Germanic god of thunder
27. Polynesian state once known as the Ellice Islands
28. The Hellenic Republic?
29. Singer and actor who won and actor for Moonstruck
30. Scoring system used in duplicate bridge
31. Egyptian goddess, the wife of Osiris
32. Chemical element, atomic number 76
33. Beethovens bagatelle No. 25 in A minor
34. Pulitzer winning novel from 1983 by William Kennedy
35. Popular name for Beethovens Sixth Symphony
36. Beethovens only opera
37. A city in Germany - and a film by Steven Spielberg?
38. A darts players target - or a hardboiled sweet?
39. The youngest ever prime minister of Great Britain
40. Mediterranean island coveted by 23 and Turkey
41. Dame Shirley __, one of the original members of the Gang of Four
42. Poem by Schiller used by Beethoven in his Ninth Symphony
43. __ Davis, star of The Office
44. __ Land, Damien Chazelles 2016 musical
45. Desert covering much of North Africa
46. Alf __, former MP rescued by the Kindertransport in 1939
47. Hertfordshire town and studios where EastEnders is filmed
48. The kind of thought in which the slayer of the Jabberwock stood awhile?
49. Mahmoud __, president of the Palestinian National Authority
50. A measure of the speed of communication over a data channel
51. Religious sect which flourished in southern France during the 12th century
52. Chapel in the Vatican once known as the Cappella Magna
53. Not the only fruit?
54. Didos sister in Roman mythology
55. Area of Atlanta associated with rap music
56. 1978 musical starring Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta
57. __ Hague, wife of the former leader of the Conservative Party
58. A citizen of Almaty?
59. Indian city sometimes known as the 18 city
60. French city after which the crusade against the 11 was named
61. Earl of Leicester and prominent leader in the crusade against the 11
62. Dame __ Mirren, actor
63. Collective term for anti-fascist activists in Germany and elsewhere
64. Dorset town known for its Lighthouse arts centre
65. Wellingtons nickname
66. Food of the gods in Greek mythology
67. Pierre de __, French mathematician famous for his last theorem
68. The Prime of Miss Jean __, novel by Muriel Spark
69. French city and scene of a massacre of the 11 in 1209
70. Country bordered by Iraq and Turkmenistan
71. Gustave __, French civil engineer whose eponymous tower stands in Paris
72. See 17
73. Country bordered by Yemen and UAE
74. Theatrical style, also known as Late Baroque
75. __ __ __: how Joni Mitchell now sees the world, on her album Clouds
76. Musical based on the life of María Eva Duarte de Perón
77. Willy __, Miller late salesman?
78. See 7
79. Whence came Shakespeares Two Gentlemen?
80. Mia __, star of Rosemarys Baby
81. A famous Russian battleship or village: both represented the decaying state
82. See 13
83. School qualification one up from GCSE
84. H G Wells classic from 1897
85. Chest pain usually caused by restricted blood flow to the heart
86. The capital of Lithuania
87. Empire of pre-Columbian America
88. Religious community who live mostly in Pennsylvania
89. Transnational educational organisation based in Paris
90. Instrument favoured by contestants on Im Sorry I havent a Clue
91. Former Labour cabinet minister known for his indiscreet diaries
92. Victorian plumber remembered with every bowel movement?
93. See 1
94. See 1
95. Losing horses
96. Type of hat with a wide brim and an indented and pinched crown
97. The Israeli national airline
98. Major branch of Islam
99. Euphemism for a vasectomy
100. __ Prize, the UKs premier award for political writing