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Mirror Quiz crossword of February 23rd, 2016 other clues
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Small tree with edible oval fruit
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1959 war film starring Gregory Peck and Harry Guardino
1992 horror film starring Virginia Madsen and Tony Todd
Courtier in the William Shakespeare play Hamlet
V J —, England cricketer whose 1982 Test debut was against Pakistan at Leeds
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Port in SW Scotland housing the Wallace Tower
Wim —, prime minister of the Netherlands from 1994-2002
Strong heavy cotton fabric used for clothing
In Japan, a carved toggle of wood or ivory worn dangling from the waist
Viral disease affecting children also called epidemic parotitis
2009 film drama starring Sam Rockwell as Sam Bell

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