Category: The Independents Jumbo General Crossword Answers
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  1. 1.The very large plankton-eating fish Cetorhinus maximus, also called a sailfish
  2. 2.Jean ___, 17th-century French poet and dramatist whose plays include Andromaque and Phèdre
  3. 3.A dry brown brandy distilled in the French district of Gers
  4. 4.Roman emperor born Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus
  5. 5.The largest US state
  6. 6.The main vessel in the arterial network
  7. 7.1956 song written by Jay Hawkins that has been covered by artists such as Nina Simone, The Alan Price Set, Creedence Clearwater Revival and Bryan Ferry
  8. 8.American actor who died of a drug overdose in 1993
  9. 9.A literary or archaic name for China
  10. 10.Inflammation of small masses of lymphatic tissue situated on each side of the back of the mouth
  11. 11.River in central Canada that rises in Saskatchewan and flows east through several lakes to Hudson Bay
  12. 12.Alberto ___, pen name of Italian novelist and short-story writer Alberto Pincherle
  13. 13.1984 debut album by Nik Kershaw
  14. 14.Emblem that symbolises Judaism
  15. 15.Old World songbird with a long pointed bill and a mostly yellow-and-black plumage
  16. 16.Right-handed knuckleball pitcher who spent his entire Major League Baseball playing career, 1920-32, with the Philadelphia Athletics
  17. 17.Singer who had a top ten hit with Stop! in 1989
  18. 18.Village in Berkshire that was the starting point of marches organised by the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament
  19. 19.1959 Top Ten hit for Neil Sedaka, co-written with Howard Greenfield
  20. 20.Small port in NE Libya taken from the Italians by the British in January 1941
  21. 21.A hot gaseous mass that radiates energy
  22. 22.The legal alias of the Archbishops of York
  23. 23.The testis of a male fish filled with mature sperm
  24. 24.Leader of Solidarity who won the 1983 Nobel peace prize
  25. 25.The first of Slades six UK number one singles
  26. 26.Female forename that comes from the Greek word for goddess
  27. 27.The state capital of Minnesota
  28. 28.English writer best known for The Darling Buds of May
  29. 29.A mollusc of the class Pelecypoda, which includes clams, cockles, oysters and mussels
  30. 30.The fifth studio album by King Crimson, released in 1973
  31. 31.Richard Brinsley ___, Irish dramatist whose works include The Rivals and School for Scandal
  32. 32.Asiatic tree of the genus Pogostemon, the leaves of which yield a fragrant oil
  33. 33.Author who created James Bond
  34. 34.In J R R Tolkiens Lord of the Rings, a horse of Rohan that no one except Gandalf could ride
  35. 35.English actor whose TV series include Only Fools and Horses, The Darling Buds of May and A Touch of Frost
  36. 36.English comedian associated with Emu
  37. 37.David ___, Welsh show jumper who was BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 1960
  38. 38.1963 Robert Wise horror film starring Julie Harris, Claire Bloom, Richard Johnson and Russ Tamblyn
  39. 39.The capital of Croatia
  40. 40.1985 Peter Weir film starring Harrison Ford and Kelly McGillis
  41. 41.Legendary Persian queen who was the storyteller in the One Thousand and One Nights
  42. 42.Sue ___, widow of Leonard Cheshire who established a Foundation for the Sick and Disabled
  43. 43.Winter Olympic event that combines rifle shooting and cross-country skiing
  44. 44.1975 David Bowie single that appeared on the Station to Station album the following year
  45. 45.A school of whales
  46. 46.Former LibDem MP for Montgomeryshire, from 1983 to 1997, created a life peer in 1999
  47. 47.In Norse mythology, a dwarf who possessed a treasure hoard, which was stolen by Loki
  48. 48.1983 Billy Bragg song that became a hit single when covered by Kirsty MacColl the next year
  49. 49.___ of the North, a seminal 1922 feature-length documentary film by Robert Flaherty
  50. 50.1980s TV series starring Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd
  51. 51.2008 winner of the BBCs Helen Rollason Award who played rugby for Bristol and England and cricket for Gloucestershire
  52. 52.Body part to which the adjective labial relates
  53. 53.The spring term at Oxford University, the Inns of Court and some other educational establishments
  54. 54.The capital of Jordan
  55. 55.Bettino ___, Prime Minister of Italy from 1983 to 1987
  56. 56.The capital of Colombia