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• An Avenger

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• Baby Spice's real first name

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• Boring heroine

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• Comic Austen work

• Comic novel of 1815

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• George set the women's pole vault mark in '97

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• Oscar winner ___ Thompson

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• Pip ___ (during the afternoon, to a Brit)

• Poet Lazarus

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• Role for Gwyneth

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• She plays Harry's friend Hermione

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• Thousands held by each Austen character (4)

• Three-volume novel of 1815

• Title heroine described in the first sentence of her novel as handsome, clever and rich

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• Title heroine who says One half of the world cannot understand the pleasures of the other

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• Title role for Gwyneth

• Top 20 name for newborn girls in the U.S. since 1999

• Top-10 baby name since 2002

• Uma's role in 'The Avengers'

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• Writer Lazarus

• Younger sister of Isabella in a 19th-century novel