Category: The Guardian – Weekend
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1. Former state, disbanded 26 December 1991
2. See 1 Down
3. George W Bushs pet cat when he was president
4. William Cobbetts preferred means of learning what was really happening in England?
5. __ auf Naxos, opera by Richard Strauss
6. Site of a submarine base closed after the end of the Cold War
7. Brand of premium Belgian beer
8. 1983 movie starring Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer
9. A cormorant - or a fine cut tobacco
10. Semi-circular recess in church architecture
11. Popular name for Arthur Sullivans 1902 choral Thanksgiving for Victory?
12. Indian state bordered by Nepal and West Bengal
13. The official news agency in 20
14. The BBCs premier television arts documentary strand
15. See 9 Across
16. On 15 __; how James Meline travelled 2,000 miles after the US civil war
17. A trade Margaret Leigh and Richard III were willing to make?
18. 2014 film directed by Angelina Jolie - or a 15 that has never been ridden?
19. Where Colonel Burnaby went by 15/5 in 1876
20. A 15 that doesnt place?
21. Nickname given to the first public electric steam turbine in the US
22. Where Robert Louis Stevenson toured on a donkey?
23. See 10
24. Sarah __ or Eddie __, suffragette and radio presenter respectively
25. __ 13, where Wordsworth experienced a beauteous evening, calm and free?
26. Shirley __, one of the Gang of Four
27. Alexander __, US Secretary of State during the Falklands War
28. __ 13, where Arnold heard the grating roar of pebbles?
29. See 7
30. Dutch city, home to St. Martins Cathedral
31. Donatella __, designer
32. What Christina Rossetti thought 8 did against the boundary shore?
33. Where and when and how Whitman watched a mother sing a husky song?
34. Norman __, chancellor of the exchequer during Black Wednesday 1992
35. Saint who translated the Bible into Latin
36. See 7
37. __ 13, where McEwans Edward and Florence spend their fractious honeymoon?
38. Hawaiian Island, site of Honolulu
39. The first lady - or the third Mrs Trump
40. Official language in Iran
41. See 7 Down
42. Dame Louise __, Labour MP for Liverpool Riverside until 2019
43. An organism that exactly corresponds in form with another
44. The type of 13 one might find in Treasure Island - or on Desert Island Discs?
45. Whither John Masefield has to go tonight?
46. Amerigo __, Italian cartographer after whom the Americas are named
47. Honorific given to members of the Privy Council
48. A slow tempo in music - or an island in the Florida Keys?
49. Britains leading prize for excellence in architecture
50. __ Plath, father of the more famous Sylvia
51. French police officer
52. Libyan port city on the Gulf of Sidra
53. Museum in central Paris
54. Museum in St Petersburg
55. __ Atoll, a US dependency in the mid-Pacific
56. Ayrton __, F1 driver who died in 1994
57. The Suns agony aunt?
58. __ Pankhurst and __ Pethick-Lawrence, suffragettes
59. An animal kept for breeding - or a variation of poker?
60. Eliza Doolittles father?
61. The capital of Bulgaria
62. Tobias __, author of The Adventures of Peregrine Pickle (1751)
63. American aviator who disappeared on 2 July 1937
64. Country whose cities include Shiraz and Isfahan
65. __ Waller-Bridge, creator of Fleabag
66. See 13
67. River flowing through Dresden and Hamburg
68. Director of The Third Man (1949) and Oliver! (1968)
69. Sojourner __, US abolitionist (1797-1883)
70. State whose eponymous city is in Missouri?
71. Trojan war hero, the son of Priam and Hecuba
72. Long-running BBC show for deaf and hard-of-hearing people
73. Ford car in production between 1968 and 1986
74. See 12 Across
75. Baltic state bordering Russia and Latvia
76. John Clayton II, Viscount Greystoke
77. Arthur __, Wimbledon winner, 1975
78. Irving __, US songwriter whose hits include Puttin on the Ritz
79. City whose main esplanade is the Malecón
80. New York terminus located at 42nd Street and Park Avenue
81. 10 15 in the Parque das Nações, Lisbon
82. __ Zukor, co-founder of Paramount Pictures (1873"1976)
83. University in Connecticut
84. See 4 Down
85. Sir __ , comedian and co-founder of Comic Relief
86. Flowers also known as primula elatior
87. See 4 Down
88. Jane __, author of Pride and Prejudice
89. __ Sterling, Manchester City and England footballer
90. Former Liberian president, convicted of war crimes in 2012
91. A martial art
92. 2009 Christmas No 1, by Rage against the Machine
93. Seven-time Wimbledon singles champion
94. See 11
95. See 3
96. See 11
97. Jesse __, four-time Olympic gold medal winner at the 1936 Games
98. See 3
99. Name for a Jewish village or settlement in east and central Europe before the Holocaust
100. Mythical king whose touch changed things to gold