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1. Roald __, Norwegian polar explorer
2. The ratio of the side opposite a given angle to the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle
3. Clark __, the secret identity of Superman?
4. Term for specific prayers in the Christian liturgy, such as Matins and Vespers
5. __ 8 / 10, race held annually in Speedway, Indiana
6. The capital of Niger
7. City in Rajasthan, home to the Mehrangarh Fort
8. Cricketer who scored 8 / 10 and one not out at Edgbaston in 1994
9. See 12
10. Rhodesian prime minister, 1964-1979
11. __ 8 10, annual ranking by revenues of US corporations
12. See 5
13. Marlene __, screen legend, according to the AFI
14. Rider Haggard's History of Adventure?
15. The youngest of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women
16. "India's favourite street food" - the Guardian
17. Woodwind instrument known for its distinctive timbre
18. Bertolt __, playwright whose works include The Threepenny Opera
19. See 8
20. 2013 movie directed by Pawel Pawlikowski
21. See 8
22. The northernmost of the inhabited British Isles
23. Half the distance the Proclaimers might walk to fall down at your door?
24. 6 over the 7 - and a battle site in Belgium
25. Shorthand for a political and military crisis that engulfed the Eden government in 1956
26. Iconic 19th century 7 crossing
27. 6 over the 7 - and he author of The Call of the Wild
28. 6 over the 7 - and a borough, walk or palace in 18?
29. Soviet foreign minister 1939-1949, after whom a cocktail is named
30. Dog that won a medal for its rescue work during the Blitz
31. See 15 Across
32. The longest river entirely in England
33. Dam and city on the Nile
34. Jane Austen novel
35. US state between Washington and California
36. George __, pseudonym of Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin
37. Rocky islet in the North Atlantic - and an area in the Shipping Forecast
38. Sylvia __, author of The Bell Jar
39. River flowing through Rome
40. Pythia - the __ of Delphi
41. Bohemian __, song by Queen
42. Pioneering German publisher of travel guides
43. Desert covering much of north Africa
44. 6 over the 7 - and a suburb of 18
45. Trading company taken over by Glencore Plc in 2013
46. Buddhist concept of cosmic law
47. 6 over the 7 - and a battle site on the Somme
48. __ Black, presenter of Blind Date
49. Country, capital Kiev
50. Renaissance artist otherwise known as Doménikos Theotokópoulos
51. Prison camp system in 21
52. Asterixs best friend?
53. Marine species also known as clam worms
54. Epic poem also known as the Song of Ilion
55. Karl Hans __ and Theo __, founders of Aldi
56. City on the Nile - or at the confluence of the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
57. Meryl __, star of Mamma Mia!
58. The brightest star in the constellation of Aquila
59. Minnie-the-__, cartoon character in The Beano
60. The __, 1959 novel by Günter Grass
61. Age of __, leading franchise in real time strategy games
62. County bordered by Hertfordshire and Suffolk
63. See 24
64. Actor who starred in Green Acres in the Sixties
65. 1948 film by Hitchcock starring James Stewart
66. Former units of currency in Portugal
67. Name for the ruling party in Cambodia 1975-1979
68. Landmass stretching from Portugal to Chukotka
69. Former country occupying much of 22
70. What Parminder Nagra did to it like Beckham?
71. __ House, Dickens novel
72. __ Coldfield, parliamentary constituency in Birmingham
73. German city where Stalin, Churchill and Truman met in 1945
74. Asterixs pet
75. Raheem __, English footballer
76. Pseudonym of Marie McDonald McLaughlin Lawrie
77. A merchant, especially of textiles
78. Leading internet database relating to films
79. The capital of Chad
80. See 2
81. Tanzanian island, part of the Zanzibar archipelago
82. __ Stratford, character played by Larisa Oleynik in 10 Things I Hate About You
83. A Greek nymph and a genre of Trinidadian music
84. Scotlands granite city?
85. Television historian whose series include The First Georgians: The German Kings Who Made Britain (2014)
86. Ada __, pioneer of computing
87. The Zambian capital
88. __ Bay, seaside town in Kent
89. Dame __, historian whose works include Pompeii: The Life of a Roman Town (2008)
90. Tristans lover, the Irish princess
91. Tristan's lover, the Irish princess
92. See 8
93. Every woman needs one, according to Virginia Woolf?
94. See 9
95. Jennie __, co-founder of the Open University
96. The location of Paris - in Wim Wenderss 1984 movie?
97. See 5
98. Canadian city, capital of Manitoba
99. 1983 novel by Bernard MacLaverty
100. Character with whom J.D. has an on/off romance in Scrubs