Mirror Quiz, October 3rd 2016

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October 3rd 2016 Answers

Clue	Solution
Tony —, winner of the 1966 French Championships singles tennis title	ROCHE
Gene —, jazz drummer portrayed by Sal Mineo in a 1959 biopic	KRUPA
Non-SI unit of heat energy equal to 100,000 British thermal units	THERM
John —, winner of the 1981 Wimbledon singles tennis championship	MCENROE
US city in NW Texas formerly associated with the helium industry	AMARILLO
Unfermented soya-bean curd eaten as a foodstuff	TOFU
The —, UK video release title of a 2000 family film starring Jim Carrey in the title role	GRINCH
William Henry —, US Secretary of State from 1861-69	SEWARD
Sandy —, golfer who won The Open Championship in 1985	LYLE
Louis-Joseph de —, French general killed by British forces under James Wolfe in Quebec in 1759	MONTCALM
Arctic toothed whale, the male of which has a long spiral tusk	NARWHAL
Asian kingdom whose capital is Kathmandu	NEPAL
24th letter in the Greek alphabet	MG
Marvin —, US composer of Pulitzer Prize-winning musical A Chorus Line	ALSH
Syngman —, president of South Korea from 1948-60	HE
Nicola —, Italian composer of the operas Germanico in Germania and Semiramide riconosciuta	OPR
The —, 1954 novel by Hammond Innes also published as The Naked Land	SRNEAD
Marble statue of Aphrodite famous for its missing arms housed in the Louvre Museum	VNSEIO
The —, 2006 action film starring Michael Douglas and Kiefer Sutherland	SNIE
Ancient region on the Adriatic Sea including parts of present-day Albania, Croatia and Montenegro	LYI
Resort town in central Colorado, US, noted for its skiing	SE
Old World songbird with a harsh chattering cry	CA
Tony —, winner of the 1966 French Championships singles tennis title	ROCHE
Gene —, jazz drummer portrayed by Sal Mineo in a 1959 biopic	KRUPA
Non-SI unit of heat energy equal to 100,000 British thermal units	THERM
John —, winner of the 1981 Wimbledon singles tennis championship	MCENROE
US city in NW Texas formerly associated with the helium industry	AMARILLO
Unfermented soya-bean curd eaten as a foodstuff	TOFU
The —, UK video release title of a 2000 family film starring Jim Carrey in the title role	GRINCH
William Henry —, US Secretary of State from 1861-69	SEWARD
Sandy —, golfer who won The Open Championship in 1985	LYLE
Louis-Joseph de —, French general killed by British forces under James Wolfe in Quebec in 1759	MONTCALM
Arctic toothed whale, the male of which has a long spiral tusk	NARWHAL
Asian kingdom whose capital is Kathmandu	NEPAL
24th letter in the Greek alphabet	MG
Marvin —, US composer of Pulitzer Prize-winning musical A Chorus Line	ALSH
Syngman —, president of South Korea from 1948-60	HE
Nicola —, Italian composer of the operas Germanico in Germania and Semiramide riconosciuta	OPR
The —, 1954 novel by Hammond Innes also published as The Naked Land	SRNEAD
Marble statue of Aphrodite famous for its missing arms housed in the Louvre Museum	VNSEIO
The —, 2006 action film starring Michael Douglas and Kiefer Sutherland	SNIE
Ancient region on the Adriatic Sea including parts of present-day Albania, Croatia and Montenegro	LYI
Resort town in central Colorado, US, noted for its skiing	SE
Old World songbird with a harsh chattering cry	CA

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