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  1. 1.& 6D 1956 film drama starring Gary Cooper and Dorothy McGuire
  2. 2.Any of various natural brown earths that contain ferric oxide with lime
  3. 3.Dennis —, actor; 1995 Golden Globe winner for US television series NYPD Blue
  4. 4.Standard monetary unit of Argentina replaced by the peso in 1992
  5. 5.Small metal bar set across the fingerboard of a guitar
  6. 6.See 1 Down
  7. 7.Small open savoury sandwich served in Denmark
  8. 8.Dance step or movement in ballet
  9. 9.John Wyndham novel published posthumously in 1979
  10. 10.Oscar —, Brazilian architect who designed the Metropolitan Cathedral of Brasilia
  11. 11.Donald —, actor who had leading roles in BBC TV sitcoms It Ain't Half Hot Mum and You Rang, M'Lord?
  12. 12.Michael —, director of films Enigma, Gorky Park and Nell
  13. 13.1986 action film starring Sylvester Stallone and Brigitte Nielsen
  14. 14.2013 animated film featuring the voice talent of Colin Farrell and Josh Hutcherson
  15. 15.Harriet Beecher —, author of 1852 novel Uncle Tom's Cabin
  16. 16.See 25 Across
  17. 17.Valentino —, 2002-05, 2008 and 2009 winner of the MotoGP World Championship
  18. 18.Plant of the daisy family; national emblem of Scotland
  19. 19.Port in Gironde, France, on the River Garonne
  20. 20.Jim —, Scottish fighter; WBC Lightweight champion from 1979-81
  21. 21.Pagan festival of Celtic origin also called Lughnasadh that occurs in August
  22. 22.Mediterranean plant with star-shaped blue flowers whose young leaves are used in salads
  23. 23.John —, Secretary of State for Defence from 1981-83
  24. 24.Mountain in Switzerland in the Bernese Alps
  25. 25.Richard —, 2004 French Open mixed doubles tennis championship winner with Tatiana Golovin
  26. 26.Condition characterised by acute spasmodic abdominal pain
  27. 27.& 4A Pioneer mail courier and banking service that operated in the western US from the mid-19th century
  28. 28.Nigel —, actor who played the title role in 1970s BBC TV drama series Owen, MD
  29. 29.Electroshock gun developed by NASA researcher Jack Cover
  30. 30.Large hardwood tree of eastern and central North America with light ash-grey bark
  31. 31.— Khan, lightweight boxing silver medallist at the 2004 Olympics
  32. 32.1997 sci-fi film starring Ethan Hawke and Uma Thurman
  33. 33.City in East Java, Indonesia, famous for its small sweet green mangoes
  34. 34.Rex —, author of mystery novels The Broken Vase and The Hand in the Glove
  35. 35.1988 film comedy starring Michael Keaton in the title role
  36. 36.1980 comedy-crime film starring Burt Reynolds and Lesley-Anne Down
  37. 37.Henri —, French painter and sculptor whose works include 1905's Woman with the Hat
  38. 38.Luciano —, motor racing driver; 2000 F1 debutant in the Austrian GP
  39. 39.The —, 1997 horror film starring Penelope Ann Miller and Tom Sizemore
  40. 40.Island off the West coast of Scotland whose chief town is Tobermory
  41. 41.Movement made by an organism in response to light
  42. 42.Catherine —, 2003 and 2007 World Championships marathon gold medallist
  43. 43.Electronic digital computer developed by John Mauchly and J P Eckert during World War II
  44. 44.Roy —, comedian-actor who played John Parry in 1990s BBC TV series Common as Muck
  45. 45.Largest of the four main islands of Japan
  46. 46.Pam —, poet whose volumes include Thoughts of a Late-Night Knitter and Surgically Enhanced
  47. 47.Nativity oratorio by John Adams first performed in 2000
  48. 48.& 2D WBA Flyweight champion from 2000-03
  49. 49.Caribbean dance in which participants pass under a bar while leaning backwards
  50. 50.The —, 1997 film drama written, directed by and starring Robert Duvall
  51. 51.The —, 1911 Frances Hodgson Burnett novel featuring Misselthwaite Manor
  52. 52.God of the sea and earthquakes in Greek mythology
  53. 53.See 16 Across
  54. 54.US racehorse; 1996 Dubai World Cup winner
  55. 55.Screen or wall decoration at the back of an altar
  56. 56.Limestone mountain in central Switzerland between lakes Lucerne, Lauerz and Zug
  57. 57.Amilcare —, Italian composer of 1876 opera La Gioconda
  58. 58.Martine —, EastEnders and Love Actually actress who had a UK No. 1 single in 1999
  59. 59.Alicya —, actress who played Denny Blood in ITV drama series Bad Girls
  60. 60.See 18 Down
  61. 61.Peter —, late singer-songwriter who recorded 1969 no 1 single Where Do You Go to (My Lovely)?
  62. 62.1961 stage play by Max Frisch
  63. 63.Spicy Indian dish served in a wok-like pot
  64. 64.& 12D 2010 action film starring Josh Brolin in the title role
  65. 65.Joe —, record producer portrayed by Con O'Neill in 2008 biopic Telstar
  66. 66.Part of the human body to which the adjective gastric relates
  67. 67.See 15 Across
  68. 68.Horse that won the Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing in the US in 1946
  69. 69.Claire —, broadcaster who authored novels Sixties and Fourth Attempt
  70. 70.Steve —, 1980 Olympic 800m gold medallist
  71. 71.Another name for large marine fish the tunny
  72. 72.& 23A 2004 film comedy starring Robert De Niro and Ben Stiller
  73. 73.& 7A 1990 action film starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Ron Silver
  74. 74.See 19 Down
  75. 75.1991 family film starring Dan Aykroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis and Macaulay Culkin
  76. 76.Legislative capital of Eswatini
  77. 77.Irvine —, author of novels Glue, Crime and Porno
  78. 78.See 14 Across
  79. 79.Local government district in Hampshire housing the market towns of Andover, Stockbridge and Romsey
  80. 80.1984 Channel 4 television film starring Marion Bailey, Phil Daniels and Tim Roth
  81. 81.Thomas —, Lancashire-born US painter whose works include 1833's The Titan's Goblet
  82. 82.Active volcano in Sicily
  83. 83.University city in NW Nicaragua; a former capital of the country
  84. 84.Evans —, 2004 London Marathon and Chicago Marathon men's race winner
  85. 85.Author of novels Giant and Ice Palace
  86. 86.Substance associated with a thirtieth wedding anniversary
  87. 87.In skiing, a turn in which one ski is placed far forward of the other and turned gradually inwards
  88. 88.Iain —, actor who played Manfred Powell in 2001 action film Lara Croft: Tomb Raider
  89. 89.& 16A US director of films Up!, Faster, Pussycat! Kill! Kill! and Vixen!
  90. 90.1995 stage play by Jez Butterworth
  91. 91.Capital of Bas-Rhin department, NE France
  92. 92.— Lake, largest in Alaska, US
  93. 93.2004 stage play by Kwame Kwei-Armah
  94. 94.See 20 Across
  95. 95.God of mischief and destruction in Norse mythology
  96. 96.Monetary unit of Malaysia; one-hundredth of a ringgit
  97. 97.Dwight —, singer-actor who played Doc Miles in 2006 action film Crank
  98. 98.Constellation in the Northern sky containing the star Arcturus
  99. 99.Ornamental sphere surmounted by a cross; part of the Crown Jewels
  100. 100.& 10A Co-recipient with David Trimble of the 1998 Nobel Peace Prize
  101. 101.Rich —, winner of the 2002 PGA Championship
  102. 102.The —, 1978 novel by James Herbert
  103. 103.Sea god in Greek mythology with the gift of prophecy
  104. 104.& 3D The —, 2007 novel by Minette Walters
  105. 105.Genus of Asian shrubs with white flowers and red berries
  106. 106.Frost formed by the freezing of water droplets in fog onto solid objects
  107. 107.See 25 Across
  108. 108.1992 novel by John Harvey
  109. 109.Manuel —, president of the Philippines from 1946-48
  110. 110.The —, comedy act comprising Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt
  111. 111.Epiphytic plant that grows as long bluish-grey strands suspended from the branches of trees
  112. 112.Aromatic Mediterranean plant with small pale purple flowers
  113. 113.Character in Greek mythology who slew the Minotaur
  114. 114.City and capital of the state of Madhya Pradesh, India
  115. 115.Tree of temperate regions that bears small edible triangular nuts
  116. 116.Flightless bird of Mauritius that was hunted to extinction is 1662
  117. 117.& 17A 1992 film thriller starring Michael Douglas and Sharon Stone
  118. 118.Japanese golfer; 1978 World Match Play Championship winner
  119. 119.Mel —, Pop Art painter whose works include Lola Cola and Elephant Seal
  120. 120.Anita Brookner 1984 Booker-McConnell Prize-winning novel
  121. 121.See 20 Across
  122. 122.Tommy —, German tennis player; 2013 BMW Open singles tournament winner
  123. 123.Front part of the lower leg
  124. 124.& 12A 1956 novel by Nelson Algren
  125. 125.Rocky —, rugby union flanker; 2005 Australia Test debutant against Samoa
  126. 126.Giacomo —, 500cc motorcycle world championship winner from 1966-72
  127. 127.John —, 1989 World Indoor Championships 200m gold medallist
  128. 128.E J —, South Africa Test cricketer who hit 201 against Australia at the Adelaide Oval in 1964
  129. 129.City and state capital of Perak, Malaysia
  130. 130.Noble family of Italy that governed Modena and Reggio from the 13th to the 18th century
  131. 131.James —, Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Ghosts of Mississippi
  132. 132.1960 Walt Disney film starring Hayley Mills in the title role
  133. 133.See 15
  134. 134.John Philip —, US composer of marches The Stars and Stripes Forever and Semper Fidelis
  135. 135.Large crocodilian of the southern US
  136. 136.River that rises in the Cairngorm Mountains before flowing east to the North Sea
  137. 137.& 6D 1939 film comedy starring Groucho Marx as J Cheever Loophole
  138. 138.Beetle regarded as divine by the ancient Egyptians
  139. 139.Henry —, child actor who played Elliott in 1982 family film ET: The Extra-Terrestrial
  140. 140.Bottom-dwelling ray with a flattened diamond-shaped body
  141. 141.Trevor —, chief executive of the Royal Shakespeare Company from 1968-86
  142. 142.River in central Europe that flows to the North Sea at Hamburg
  143. 143.1990 Derek Jarman film drama starring Tilda Swinton
  144. 144.Bjarne —, 1996 Tour de France-winning cyclist
  145. 145.Dmitry —, Russian tennis player; 2011 UNICEF Open singles tournament winner
  146. 146.White-flowered European plant of the parsley family whose leaves are used for flavouring food
  147. 147.See 4 Down
  148. 148.Walled city in Lombardy, Italy, north-east of Milan
  149. 149.& 20D 2016 comedy-drama film starring Jonah Hill and Miles Teller
  150. 150.Tactical play in the last few tricks of a game of bridge forcing an opponent to make a particular lead

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