First name of Belgian novelist Simenon (7) |
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Longest-serving prime minister of France (1962-8), who later (1969-74) succeeded Charles de Gaulle as president (7) |
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Pointillist pioneer Seurat |
Wall Street Journal |
31 Aug 2024 |
25-acre lake at Girton Fishery, Notts (*roe eggs) (7) |
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French painter who developed the pointillist technique, as in Dimanche a la Grande-Jatte (7,6) |
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Author Simenon |
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Feydeau who wrote farces |
Wall Street Journal |
24 Dec 2022 |
1960s-'70s French president Pompidou |
New York Times |
21 Sep 2019 |
Composer Bizet |
New York Times |
23 Jul 2019 |
1960s-'70s French president Pompidou |
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Composer Bizet |
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Post-Impressionist Seurat |
New York Times |
10 Jun 2016 |
Post-Impressionist Seurat |
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__ Bank: fishing area off 11-Across |
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__ Bank: fishing area off 11-Across |
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St. __ (Grenada's capital) |
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Painter Seurat |
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Carpentier of ring fame |
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Bizet |
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French painter Seurat. |
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Six kings of England. |
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M. Simenon, creator of Inspector Maigret. |
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Rulers during Colonial period. |
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M. Clemenceau. |
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Clemenceau. |
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Mr. Bidault. |
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