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1. Strip where Joe Sacco made Footnotes?
2. Continent whence Karen Blixen, or at least her memories, came?
3. Indonesian city, site of the 1955 Afroâ€"Asian Conference
4. Activity on Elizabeth Gilberts to do list, along with to eat and to pray?
5. __ Bogarde, actor who plays the hero in the 1971 film adaptation of the Mann book in 18 Down
6. 1989 science fiction movie by James Cameron about a race to find a lost submarine
7. Hebridean island on which Julian Barnes drew his Marriage Lines?
8. Where Jean Rhys said Good Morning Midnight?
9. Borough where Colm Tóibín found a home for Irish immigrants?
10. Where John le Carré recruited his publishing house?
11. City where Orhan Pamuk has his Memories?
12. Where Dominique Lapierre found a City of Joy?
13. Country where John le Carré has a Tailor?
14. Indias national tree
15. Moscow park where Martin Cruz Smith found three frozen bodies?
16. See 9 Across
17. State where Stephen King located the Overlook Hotel?
18. City where Henry James found the Wings of a Dove, but Thomas Mann found Death?
19. Animal featured in William Blakes Songs of Innocence (1789)
20. Name given to the aircraft from which the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima
21. Country hotel where Daphne du Maurier located her thieves?
22. Molecules that contain hydrocarbons and make of the cells of, for example, fats, oils and waxes
23. Where Grahame Greene found Our Man?
24. Shorthand for an internet address
25. A state and a musical?
26. Patti __, singer-songwriter whose albums include Horses (1975)
27. Harvey __, one of the stars of the Quentin Tarantino film Pulp Fiction
28. See 6 Down
29. The __, collective noun for baptised Catholics
30. The lead singer of the Eurythmics
31. __ for Doomed Youth, poem by Wilfred Owen
32. __ Turner, American rock legend
33. Peter Paul __, Flemish artist (1577-1640)
34. Founder and lead singer of The Pretenders
35. The muse of history
36. See 22
37. See 18 Across
38. Comedian, actor and writer who played the vicar of Dibley
39. See 8
40. Nickname for the US city of New Orleans
41. Pontius __, once the prefect of the Roman province of Judaea
42. Disney character whose dog is called Stitch
43. Obelixs pet?
44. Singer whose albums include Lemonade (2016)
45. Lead singer for Fleetwood Mac
46. City on the French Riviera
47. Encoding system used by the Macintosh OS to transmit binary files
48. Shorthand for Cliff Clavins employers?
49. See 7
50. Arthur __, prime minister 1902-1905
51. __ Star, also known as Sirius
52. Russias real objective in 7/21?
53. __ Fail, Irish conservative political party
54. The capital of Malaysia
55. The Hindu goddess of wealth
56. Shorthand for the contest between the British and Russian empires over 19
57. See 1
58. European country that became a republic in 1946
59. South American rodent
60. A suburb in London but a province in Canada?
61. Country bordered by Iran and Tajikistan
62. Jacob and Wilhelm __, German collectors of folk tales
63. Mountain range in South America
64. Whence came Ali Gs Massiv?
65. Composer whose works include Das Lied von der Erde
66. Port in Yemen
67. Trademarked polystyrene used for insulation - or disposable coffee cups
68. Opera by Bizet
69. Eric __, producer of Darkest Hour and Four Weddings and a Funeral
70. __ 21 - how Pele described football?
71. Love story which won the 2012 Palme dOr at Cannes
72. Nickname of Robin Goodfellow?
73. See 6
74. The capital of the Bahamas
75. The __, comic novel by George and Weedon Grossmith
76. Scandinavian city in which Palestinian and Israeli negotiators met following the Camp David accords
77. Proof-readers instruction to printers to ignore a previously marked edit
78. See 11
79. An illegal delivery in cricket
80. See 6
81. River and country in west Africa
82. Luxury brand of General Motors
83. The Secret __, short story by James Thurber
84. See 20 Across
85. __ Abbey, William Beckfords folly in Wiltshire
86. See 15
87. Lebanese city divided by the Green Line?
88. Hinge joints between the cannon and pastern bones, especially in horses
89. Mike Leighs 1977 comedy of suburban manners
90. Ancient counting frame
91. Term, sometimes derogatory, for an Afrikaner
92. The narrator of Ferrantes Neapolitan novels
93. Medical test involving the extraction of sample tissue or cells
94. Union representing public sector workers
95. The Russian currency
96. Predatory seabird also known as a jaeger
97. Town on the north shore of the Mersey
98. Irish county in Connacht
99. Beach in Dorset
100. Style of language in which Mr Collins wished to inform Elizabeth Bennet of the violence of his affection?