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- 1.& 16D US state; capital Pierre
- 2.1954 novel by James A Michener adapted for a 1957 film drama starring Marlon Brando
- 3.University city in West Yorkshire that hosts a triennial international piano competition
- 4.18th-century English highwayman associated with horse Black Bess
- 5.Poem by John Masefield included in 1902 volume Salt-Water Ballads
- 6.Protruding part of the face below the mouth
- 7.& 13D 1970 comedy-drama film starring Jane Asher and John Moulder-Brown
- 8.Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Apollo 13
- 9.2008 novel by Linda Fairstein
- 10.Whitish milky fluid containing protein and starch produced by many plants including the rubber tree
- 11.African republic; capital Dodoma
- 12.Capital of Gard, France whose Roman remains include the Maison Carree
- 13.Peter —, actor who played Clegg in BBC TV sitcom Last of the Summer Wine
- 14.Mark —, 1984 and 1988 Olympic individual eventing gold medallist
- 15.The —, 1994 action-comedy film starring Jim Carrey and Peter Riegert
- 16.— 1, Russian spacecraft that crash-landed on return to earth in 1967
- 17.County of England; county town Winchester
- 18.Yellowish or brownish organic substance used in the leather industry
- 19.Band of fibrous tissue connecting muscle to bone
- 20.First ruler of the Timurid Empire who died in 1405
- 21.See 16 Across
- 22.Former province of South Africa; capital Pietermaritzburg
- 23.See 1 Across
- 24.Vic —, 1953 Wimbledon singles tennis champion
- 25.Erich —, author of novels Only Love and Prizes
- 26.Peter —, Labour MP for Neath from 1991-2015; Secretary of State for Wales from 2002-08
- 27.1978-83 US television sitcom starring Judd Hirsch, Marilu Henner and Danny DeVito
- 28.Sybil —, actress who played the title role in 1924 London production of Saint Joan by George Bernard Shaw
- 29.God of love in Greek mythology
- 30.Bigamist baker in 1954 radio drama Under Milk Wood by Dylan Thomas
- 31.2005 film thriller starring Rachel McAdams and Cillian Murphy
- 32.Ernest —, Foreign Secretary from 1945-51
- 33.1986 action film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Kathryn Harrold
- 34.The —, 1933 novel by C S Forester
- 35.— Peninsula, area of SW Europe occupied by Spain and Portugal
- 36.Large bird of the crow family with a black plumage and wedge-shaped tail
- 37.Charles —, French composer of 1864 opera Mireille
- 38.Capital of Jersey in the Channel Islands
- 39.See 11 Down
- 40.Member of the eastern group of Goths that conquered and ruled Italy around 500 AD
- 41.2002 novel by Tom Clancy
- 42.1983-2001 Labour MP for Caerphilly; Secretary of State for Wales from 1997-98
- 43.Underworld abode of the souls of the dead in Greek mythology
- 44.1989 Best Picture Oscar winner starring Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise
- 45.Francoise —, 1967 French Championships singles tennis tournament winner
- 46.Standard unit of currency of Myanmar
- 47.& 23A 1978 romcom starring, co-directed and co-written by Warren Beatty
- 48.1987 romcom starring Kim Basinger and Bruce Willis
- 49.Instance of a batter touching all four bases safely in baseball
- 50.Richard Jordan —, US inventor of a rapid-fire hand-cranked gun
- 51.Wading bird similar to the heron
- 52.Elisha Graves —, American inventor of an elevator who died in 1861
- 53.Widely cultivated tree with a sweet gritty-textured juicy fruit
- 54.Northern Irish golfer; winner of The Open Championship in 2011
- 55.2008 film comedy starring Will Ferrell and Woody Harrelson
- 56.Lorenzo —, Italian Renaissance artist whose works include Portrait of Giovanni della Volta with his Wife and Children
- 57.1999 film comedy starring Matthew McConaughey in the title role
- 58.George William —, New Zealand prime minister from 1930-35
- 59.Bovid of North America and Europe such as the wisent
- 60.Small wading bird with a slightly down-curved bill that breeds in the uplands of Scotland, Wales and England
- 61.Capital of Norway
- 62.& 13D 1983 comedy-drama film starring Tom Cruise and Rebecca De Mornay
- 63.Capital of Uttar Pradesh, India
- 64.Title given to Prince Edward on his marriage to Sophie Rhys-Jones in 1999
- 65.1960s BBC TV children's series; a successor to Camberwick Green
- 66.Julie —, actress who played Celine in Richard Linklater's film trilogy Before Sunrise, Before Sunset and Before Midnight
- 67.John —, English naval officer and prime minister of Naples who died in 1811
- 68.Large square-rigged sailing ship especially used by Spain from the 15th to 18th centuries
- 69.Three-handed card game using 32 cards
- 70.Capital of North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
- 71.1953 horror film starring Vincent Price and Frank Lovejoy
- 72.Passive female principle of the universe in Chinese philosophy
- 73.The —, 1980 horror film starring Adrienne Barbeau and Jamie Lee Curtis
- 74.See 19 Across
- 75.Two-wheeled vehicle such as a penny-farthing
- 76.Montgomery —, Best Actor in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for The Search
- 77.Piece of music composed for eight singers
- 78.Fiona —, actress who played Aunt Petunia Dursley in the Harry Potter film series
- 79.Rachel —, Best Actress in a Supporting Role Oscar winner for The Constant Gardener
- 80.2011 animated film starring the voice talent of Johnny Depp and Isla Fisher
- 81.Savoury jelly based on meat or fish stock used as a mould for meat or vegetables
- 82.Type of mechanical musical instrument also called a player piano
- 83.— Castle, Belfast meeting place of the Northern Ireland Executive
- 84.Donnacha —, rugby union flanker/lock; 2008 Ireland Test debutant against Argentina
- 85.— National Park, area in North Island, New Zealand housing dormant volcano Mount Taranaki
- 86.Son of Tantalus in Greek mythology killed by his father and served to the gods as a meal
- 87.Carol —, Best Actress in a Leading Role Oscar nominee for Hester Street
- 88.Variety of red sweet pepper used as a stuffing for green olives
- 89.US state; capital Montgomery
- 90.Aston Villa goalkeeper who replaced Jimmy Rimmer in the 1982 European Cup Final
- 91.Nick —, former advisor to Lord Sugar on BBC TV series The Apprentice; former presenter of Channel 4's Countdown
- 92.2001 animated film starring the voice talent of Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy
- 93.City in Uusimaa, Finland housing the Gallen-Kallela Museum
- 94.Tree mentioned in Luke 17:6 in the Bible thought to be the black mulberry
- 95.Small lively breed of horse mainly used for riding
- 96.Andrei —, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the USSR from 1957-85
- 97.Winner of the Men's World Open Squash Championship in 1987, 1989, 1990 and from 1992-96
- 98.See 24 Across
- 99.1992 film comedy starring Mike Myers and Dana Carvey
- 100.Outer part of a flower, consisting of the corolla and calyx
- 101.Walter —, US vice president from 1977-81
- 102.Digital system used in British television for the reception of stereo sound signals
- 103.Kel —, golfer who won The Open Championship in 1960
- 104.Harriet —, mystery writer creation of Dorothy L Sayers who marries Lord Peter Wimsey
- 105.2014 sci-film starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway
- 106.Ancient Greek galley with three banks of oars on each side
- 107.& 3D 2013 action film starring Henry Cavill as Clark Kent
- 108.Back of the neck
- 109.Town in Saxony-Anhalt, Germany, at the confluence of the Elbe and Mulde Rivers
- 110.Alcoholic drink made from fermented apple juice
- 111.University city in SW Nigeria
- 112.Jethro —, English agriculturist who invented the seed drill
- 113.Daughter of Tantalus in Greek mythology turned into a rock on Mount Sipylus
- 114.Vyacheslav —, Soviet political leader after whom the — cocktail bomb, is named
- 115.& 7D 1946 film drama starring Myrna Loy and Fredric March; 1947 Best Picture Oscar winner
- 116.Federal republic in NE Africa; capital Addis Ababa
- 117.& 6D 1999 film drama starring Ryan Phillippe and Sarah Michelle Gellar
- 118.See 9 Across
- 119.Franz —, 1976 Olympic downhill skiing gold medallist
- 120.Chessman of the lowest theoretical value
- 121.See 2 Down
- 122.See 22 Across
- 123.Metallic element; symbol Sn
- 124.Susan —, actress who played Laurie Partridge in 1970s US television series The Partridge Family
- 125.The —, 1980 action-comedy film starring Peter O'Toole and Steve Railsback
- 126.Robert —, leader of the 1605 Gunpowder Plot
- 127.Fast powerful overhead stroke in tennis
- 128.Ray —, US golfer; 1976 Masters Tournament winner
- 129.Mark on the floor behind which a darts player must stand to throw
- 130.1968 novel by Arthur Hailey
- 131.& 20D 1976 F1 World Drivers' Championship winner
- 132.Market town in Hampshire north-west of Winchester
- 133.Ronald 'Winky' -, WBA and WBC Light Middleweight champion from 2004-05
- 134.Dennis -, virtuoso French horn player with the Philharmonia Orchestra who died in a car crash in 1957
- 135.See 19 Down
- 136.& 3D 2007 film drama starring Viggo Mortensen and Naomi Watts
- 137.Jochen -, F1 motor racing driver; 1975 Spanish GP winner
- 138.Dick -, actor who played LSD in 1968 film comedy The Producers
- 139.Breed of dairy cattle named after one of the Channel Islands
- 140.Madame -, mistress of Louis XV of France born Marie-Jeanne Becu in 1743
- 141.City in Croatia on the eastern shores of the Adriatic Sea
- 142.City in the central Netherlands housing the Dom Tower
- 143.1987 comedy-adventure film starring Dennis Quaid and Martin Short
- 144.See 14 Across
- 145.Oliver -, actor who played Bill Sikes in 1968 film musical Oliver!
- 146.Emily -, author of novels Backpack and Stranded
- 147.Virginia -, winner of the 1989 Badminton Horse Trials
- 148.1985 film comedy starring Michael Caine and Valerie Perrine
- 149.Actress who plays Gail Rodwell in ITV soap Coronation Street
- 150.Arthur -, Liverpudlian comedian who starred as Tommy Gander in 1941 film The Ghost Train