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Insane reason for halting card game (3,7,4,1,4,4)
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Ball cut to boundary - hence his declaration? (7)
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Arthur ---, Conservative Prime Minister 1902-05 (7)
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Declaration, name given to the 1917 expression of British government support for a Jewish homeland in Palestine (7)
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__ Declaration, name given to the 1917 expression of British government support for a Jewish homeland in Palestine (7)
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Arthur __, prime minister 1902-1905 (7)
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Kootenay Lake Ferry community in British Columbia
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British prime minister from 1902 until 1905 (7)
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Scots-born PM overturned Labour, holding Falkirk initially (7)
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What was Robert Louis Stevenson's other middle name? (7)
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Former PM upsetting Labour in favour of embracing head of Union (7)
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Arthur James --, 1st Earl of --, 1848-1930 (7)
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___ Declaration, 1917 statement on Palestine and the Jewish people (7)
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Labour in disarray ... entertaining loud PM (7)
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A UK Prime Minister who was from Northern Southland? (7)
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David -, hero of R L Stevenson novels Catriona and Kidnapped (7)
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One of the companies involved in the delivery of Old Oak Common station (7,6)
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David, protagonist in Robert Louis Stevenson's Kidnapped (7)
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David ___, the main character and narrator in Robert Louis Stevenson's books Kidnapped and Catriona
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Prime Minister in favour of including union leader after getting back from small party (7)
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Arthur -, Conservative MP; prime minister from 1902-05 (7)
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Arthur ?, Conservative MP; prime minister from 1902-05
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Arthur _, Conservative Prime Minister 1902-05 (7)
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Arthur -, prime minister from 1902-05 (7)
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Labour: 'Foot could be PM' (7)
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Arthur ?, prime minister from 1902-05
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Unincorporated community in British Columbia
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Statesman putting a little dog back on an IV (7)
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Conservative prime minister from 1902 to 1905 (6,7)
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Arthur ......., prime minister 1902-1905 (7)