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Mirror Quiz crossword of April 29th, 2018 other clues
Elmore —, author of novels Get Shorty and Freaky Deaky
British record producer who launched RAK Records in 1969
Rhys —, Welsh actor who portrayed Howard Marks in 2010 biopic Mr Nice
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High altitude cloud characterised by thin white patches
The —, 1886 novel by Henry James
Wading bird similar to the heron with a booming call
1957 novel by Vladimir Nabokov
1865 Charles Dickens novel featuring characters John Harmon and Bella Wilfer
Marine creature typically having five arms
State bordering Saudi Arabia; capital Doha
US state; capital Montgomery
Sarah Jayne —, actress who plays Mandy Richardson in Channel 4 soap Hollyoaks
Johann Peter —, Germany-born painter of 1809’s Oedipe et Antigone
Genus of flowering plants that includes Munz's — and Douglas —
The Battle of —, conflict in January 1900 between Boer and British forces in the Second Boer War
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1980s BBC TV drama series starring Ann Bell, Stephanie Cole and Claire Oberman
Gustav —, Austrian composer of song cycle Kindertotenlieder whose 1905 premiere was in Vienna
1975 Agatha Christie novel subtitled Poirot's Last Case
Island of the Philippines; capital Quezon City
Long-legged wading bird such as the sacred — or straw-necked —
Third letter in the Greek alphabet
City in Meurthe-et-Moselle, France; capital of the dukes of Lorraine in the 12th century

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