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Joanna —, actress-writer who played Sister Den Flixter in BBC TV comedy series Getting On
SCANLAN
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See 4 Down
CEJKA
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Dennis —, WBC Light Heavyweight champion from 1990-91
ANDRIES
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K —, South Africa cricketer who took 6-16 on his 2015 ODI debut against Bangladesh at Mirpur
RABADA
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Anne —, late actress who played Marion Crane in 1998 film drama Psycho
HECHE
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Number opposite the 17 on a standard dartboard
FIVE
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Whalebone whale also called a finback
RORQUAL
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Christopher —, architect who designed St Paul’s Cathedral in London
WREN
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WALSH
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Patrick —, male lead in 1987 film drama Dirty Dancing
SWAYZE
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Carl —, US author of novels Lucky You and Sick Puppy
HIAASEN
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River that flows to the Atlantic at Lisbon, Portugal
TAGUS
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Karl Wilhelm —, 18th-century chemist who discovered oxygen independently of Priestley
SCHEELE
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1945 novel by John Steinbeck set in Monterey, California
CANNERYROW
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London Underground line coloured black on a Tube map
NORTHERN
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& 7A Czech/German golfer who won the 2002 Trophee Lancome (4,5)
ALEX
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Second letter of the Greek alphabet
BETA
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Annual plant with edible sticky green pods also called ladies’ fingers
OKRA
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& 16A Director of the films Distant Drums, High Sierra and White Heat (5,5)
RAOUL
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Leader of the Liberal Party from 1976-88
DAVIDSTEEL
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Male bee in a colony whose function is to mate with the queen
DRONE
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Plant of the daisy family such as the yellow-flowered Common —
FLEABANE
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— Sea, lake east of the Caspian Sea that straddles Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan
ARAL
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Supreme god of the ancient Greeks
ZEUS
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Bluish-white metallic element; symbol Zn
ZINC