City Line depresses working academic |
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Which city has hosted the Olympics the most number of times - 3? (6) |
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American novelist from North Dakota working on the outskirts of Locarno (6) |
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& 24A Hybrid of Pyrenean Saxifrage and St Patrick's-cabbage with pinkish-white flowers |
Mirror Quiz |
26 Feb 2024 |
How Chaney can put it on in the big smoke! |
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With first light this city intones 'Danny Boy' |
The Telegraph Toughie |
23 Feb 2024 |
With first light this city intones "Danny Boy" (6) |
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TV region consisting of Carlton and LWT (6) |
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This city hosted the Olympic Games in 1948 |
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Buckingham Palace's location? |
Mirror Tea Time |
12 Feb 2024 |
"___ Has Fallen"; Gerard Butler film |
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British boxer who fought Muhammad Ali in August, 1966 (6) |
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& 18D 1989 novel by Martin Amis (6,6) |
Mirror Quiz |
11 Jan 2024 |
City of Nelson's Column (6) |
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Home of Marble Arch |
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host of the 2012 Olympics |
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"The Crown" city |
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10-month-old son of 1-Across and Carter, who now has a baby sister |
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"It's ___ to a brick," idiom with the English capital that means "indicate with a high certainty" |
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England capital and home to Big Ben |
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2012 Olympics host |
Thomas Joseph |
12 Oct 2023 |
Westminster Abbey setting |
Wall Street Journal |
28 Aug 2023 |
--- Calling, Clash song |
The Times Concise |
12 Jul 2023 |
Home of Shakespeare's Globe |
Wall Street Journal |
25 May 2023 |
England's capital city that hosts a World Marathon Majors race |
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City in Ontario... or the capital city of England |
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The University of ___, institute where Nelson Mandela studied for a Bachelor of Laws |
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8/9 - in this case the Thames |
The Guardian Weekend |
01 Oct 2022 |
UK capital |
The Times Concise |
16 Aug 2022 |
UK capital |
The Times Concise |
08 Aug 2022 |
Is it only the non old who change the city? |
Irish Times Simplex |
25 Apr 2022 |
City on the river Thames which is a popular shopping destination |
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City student and Ontario crime boss |
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Pound on title for Guardiola's City |
The Telegraph Toughie |
24 Dec 2021 |
Splash out on Midlands 12 |
The Guardian Cryptic |
22 Dec 2021 |
Mixture of old and new working capital |
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Start to learn about lecturing Man City |
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Charlie Chaplin's birthplace which is also the capital city of England |
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City where Big Ben bongs |
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Bird circling North Dakota's capital city |
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Liberal Spanish gent added to working capital |
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Working party in Lisbon evacuated capital |
The Telegraph Toughie |
02 Jul 2021 |
"Winning ___," 2001 direct-to-comedy movie starring the Olsen twins which is set in the Home of the Big Ben |
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With Six, Canadian car |
Canadiana |
26 Oct 2020 |
Eccentric imprisons neighbourhood extremists in capital |
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Capital's liberal professor's on |
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Soho setting |
Premier Sunday |
05 Jul 2020 |
Student on and on about day in big city |
The Sun Two Speed |
04 Jul 2020 |
English capital |
The Sun Two Speed |
04 Jul 2020 |
UK capital |
Irish Times Simplex |
02 Jul 2020 |
It's upstream from Greenwich |
Newsday |
19 Jun 2020 |
Capital letters only needed definitely on names/initials |
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Here M40 leads Oxford type, say, learner ahead to West |
The Telegraph Toughie |
03 Apr 2020 |
"___ Calling," song by British punk rock band the Clash which has the name of a city in its title that is known for the clock tower"Big Ben" |
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See new sign of agreement over City |
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2012 Olympics venue where James Harden won the gold medal for the US men's basketball team |
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Unattached trim gangster from the capital |
Irish Times Crosaire |
05 Feb 2020 |
Lecturer working with fellow author |
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Left about to get into capital |
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See northern fellow in the metropolis |
The Telegraph Cryptic |
02 Aug 2019 |
City that hosts the Wimbledon Championships |
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*With 44-Across, rhyme with a broken span |
Wall Street Journal |
14 May 2019 |
*With 44-Across, rhyme with a broken span |
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European capital where the fictional character Sherlock Holmes resided |
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Jack perhaps left close to river |
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Largest city of England where the beverage festival "Cocktail Week" is held annually |
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The Capital opens late one night for one of those in the Mafia |
Irish Times Crosaire |
28 Mar 2018 |
Big Ben's city |
Newsday |
23 Jan 2018 |
Buckingham Palace city |
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Underground locale |
New York Times |
03 Dec 2017 |
Capital – that of Latvia – on river |
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Short pine by gangster for capital |
Irish Times Crosaire |
07 Jun 2017 |
"The Call of the Wild" author Jack |
Universal |
02 May 2017 |
See 5 |
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Writer Jack left supported by academic |
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Underground locale |
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"The Call of the Wild" author Jack |
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'A Christmas Carol' setting |
Wall Street Journal |
22 Dec 2016 |
Pound added by university fellow to the capital |
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Call of The Wild author |
Canadiana |
26 Sep 2016 |
Parliament setting |
Thomas Joseph |
01 Sep 2016 |
York Street locale |
Canadiana |
07 Dec 2015 |
"A Tale of Two Cities" city |
USA Today |
06 Jul 2015 |
Capital of 44 Across |
Newsday |
10 Mar 2015 |
US author not enough for single academic |
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Call of the Wild author or Ontario city |
Canadiana |
16 Feb 2015 |
"A Tale of Two Cities" city |
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Capital of 44 Across |
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US writer snubbed single academic fellow |
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Kelly's "What Not to Wear" partner |
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"A Tale of Two Cities" setting |
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Lambeth Palace locale |
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Three-time Olympics host |
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2012 Olympics locale, with a hint to the ends of the answers to the six starred clues |
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Big Ben's city |
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Dickensian setting |
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Big Ben's city |
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2012 Olympics site |
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With 8-Across, world's oldest subway system? |
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Where Big Ben bongs |
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Setting of Buckingham Palace |
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"White Fang" author |
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Soho locale |
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City ravaged by a 1666 fire |
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Bridge city in a children's song |
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"A Tale of Two Cities" city |
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"White Fang" author |
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"A Tale of Two Cities" city |
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Big Ben's home |
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Queen's hometown |
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"A foggy day in ___ town" (Gershwin lyric) |
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European capital |
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Charing Cross site |
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Big Ben.s city |
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Where Wembley is |
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Old Vic Theatre city |
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Its stock exchange will merge with Frankfurt's |
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"White Fang" novelist |
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Tower site |
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Site of the world's first subway |
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"The Call of the Wild" author |
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#104 |
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Old Rolling Stones record label |
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Site of the Guildhall |
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Jack or Julie |
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Where the pussy cat has been |
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Holmes's home |
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Famous bridge |
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City in Kentucky |
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Haydn's 104th |
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City in Ontario |
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Ontario city. |
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Noted baritone. |
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American writer. |
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Where Bow bells chime. |
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Locale of the Tate Gallery. |
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U.S. writer. |
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Where "the City" is. |
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"Sea Wolf" author. |
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Metropolitan baritone. |
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Where Marylebone is. |
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Scene of recent P. M. conference. |
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Where Covent Garden is. |
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Where Hyde Park is. |
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Tourist mecca of 1953. |
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Soho, Fleet Street, Bow Bells, and fog. |
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American basso at the Metropolitan. |
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Gifford's ambassadorial post. |
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Hub of England's "Festival." |
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___ Bridge. |
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City of Masts. |
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Prospector, seaman, war correspondent, novelist. |
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Where Quilp, the dwarf, lived. |
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Invincible city. |
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Where Ambassador Winant resides. |
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The British lion's den. |
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"V for Vendetta" setting |
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