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1. Russian world chess champion who
lost the title to Bobby Fischer in
1972 (5,7)
7. Fir or pine wood (4)
11. US state containing the national
monument Shoshone Cavern (7)
12. 1992 comedy film with Whoopi
Goldberg and Maggie Smith (6,3)
13. French philosopher and writer
whose works epitomize the Age of
Enlightenment (8)
14. Actress whose name was used for an
inflatable life jacket (3,4)
16. Highly poisonous metallic element,
with the chemical symbol As (7)
17. City of northwest Colombia that
was once the richest port on the
Spanish Main (9)
18. The religious and classical
literary language of India (8)
20. Musical direction to go back to
the point indicated by the sign (3,5)
24. Italian film director whose films
include La Notte and
Zabriskie Point (9)
27. Hormone that regulates the amount
of glucose in the blood (7)
29. 18th century Italian physiologist
who pioneered the therapeutic use
of electricity (7)
30. Film for which Holly Hunter, Anna
Paquin and Jane Campion won Oscars
in 1993 (3,5)
32. A scientific name or algebraic
expression of three terms (9)
33. French playwright whose works,
such as Antigone, juxtapose
harsh reality and fantasy (7)
34. Mining and industrial region of
western Germany (4)
35. Novel by Mary Shelley, published
in 1818 (12)
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1. Weapons for toxophilites (4)
2. A light-sensitive pigment in the
retina, also known as visual purple (9)
3. A strong rich cheese, often with
blue veins, originally made in
Leicestershire (7)
4. Opera by Ruggiero Leoncavallo
first performed in 1892 (9)
5. Roman coin worth a quarter of a
denarius (8)
6. Territory in the western Himalayas
divided between India and Pakistan (7)
8. Display stand with open shelves (7)
9. Department of France with Agen as
its capital (3-2-7)
10. Husband of Helen of Troy (8)
15. The unlawful killing of a human
being without malice aforethought (12)
19. Any herbivorous marsupial of the
family Macropodidae (8)
21. Leading lady in films of the 30s
and 40s, once a singer with Rudy
Vallee's band (5,4)
22. A dish of boneless cooked white
poultry or fish served cold in
jelly (9)
23. An athletic contest in skiing and
shooting (8)
25. Fringed shawl worn by some Jewish
men, especially at prayer (7)
26. English actor, producer and
director given a life peerage in
1970 (7)
28. Small pegs or plugs for stopping
the vents of casks (7)
31. A title of respect used in Iran,
Afghanistan, Pakistan, India, and
other countries of Asia (4)
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