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US author of novels Against the Tide and Live Free or Die
JOHNRINGO
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Tracey —, conceptual artist whose works include 1998’s My Bed
EMIN
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1957 film drama starring Richard Attenborough and Dorothy Alison
THESCAMP
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Ann —, author of 2013 science fiction novel Ancillary Justice
LECKIE
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Stanley —, actor who appeared in, co-wrote and co-directed 1996 film drama Big Night
TUCCI
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Ralph —, actor who starred as Daniel in 1980s action film series The Karate Kid
MACCHIO
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& 7D Playwright who authored 1978 musical biography Piaf (3,4)
PAM
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River in SE Australia; main tributary of the Murrumbidgee
LACHLAN
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V I —, Russian statesman who died in 1924
LENIN
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Port and resort in Emilia-Romagna, Italy, on the Adriatic coast
RIMINI
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The —, 1835 novel by William Gilmore Simms subtitled A Romance of Carolina
YEMASSEE
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Jackie —, star of the Rush Hour action-comedy film series
CHAN
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Hero of children’s books The Midnight Folk and The Box of Delights by John Masefield
KAYHARKER
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See 11 Down
BELLSTOLL
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Alfred —, director of film thrillers Sabotage and Saboteur
HITCHCOCK
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Warren —, actor who played the title role in 1973 biopic Dillinger
OATES
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Hal —, director of films Smokey and the Bandit and The Cannonball Run
NEEDHAM
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Unit of length, one twelfth of a foot
INCH
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See 15 Across
GEMS
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& 1D 1966 novel by Alistair Maclean whose central character is Philip Calvert (4,5,5,4)
WHENEIGHT
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Tropical tree of the pea family with large showy red flowers
POINCIANA
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Isle of —, island in the Irish Sea between Cumbria and Northern Ireland
MAN
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M S —, England Test cricketer who took 5-72 against Pakistan at Manchester in 2006
PANESAR
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Town and major railway junction in Cheshire
CREWE
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White sheep or goat cheese popular in Greece
FETA
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City in south-west England whose Latin name was Aquae Sulis
BATH
