The Telegraph - GK CROSSWORD NO: 284 - Mar 31 2014

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-- Lewis, American track and field athlete who won nine Olympic gold medals CARL
A name for several American carrion-eating birds of prey CARACARA
A name for the Devil APOLLYON
Alan --, Australian ballet dancer ALDER
Biblical patriarch, the grandfather of Noah METHUSELAH
Country on the Caribbean coast of Central America BELIZE
FC --, a Kazakhstan football club based at the Central Stadium in Pavlodar IRTYSH
Former unit of currency in Equatorial Guinea EKUELE
French satirist, author of 'Pantagruel' and 'Gargantua' RABELAIS
Gaston Aime Camille Fontanille, also known as --, a French conman (1883-1923) DELANDRE
In Greek mythology, a Trojan prince with whom the goddess Aurora fell in love TITHONUS
In Greek mythology, the king of Ithaca renowned for his cunning and resourcefulness ODYSSEUS
Instrument for examining the ear OTOSCOPE
John --, American modernist sculptor (1885-1956) STORRS
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Joint capital (with Mecca) of Saudi Arabia RIYADH
Lord --, character in a comic strip in 'The Beano' SNOOTY
Major waterway of central Thailand CHAOPHRAYA
Musical composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber CATS
Novel by Donald Henderson Clarke (1933) FEMALE
Novel by Ruth Rendell THEBRIDESMAID
Poem by Philip Larkin CUTGRASS
Santa --, rocky island off the coast of California CATALINA
Sir John --, English conductor BARBIROLLI
Sir Simon --, English conductor RATTLE
Sparrow-like North American songbird related to the cardinals DICKCISSEL
Species of shrike, with black and white plumage but a red-brown crown WOODCHAT
The fourth letter of the Hebrew alphabet DALETH
The heroine of 'The Merchant of Venice' PORTIA