- - the non-old change the city
- - Is it only the non old who change the city?
- - Mixture of old and new working capital
- - With 8-Across, world's oldest subway system?
- - Old Vic Theatre city
- - Old Rolling Stones record label
- - Richmond's district
- - League boss without working capital
- - Home of Shakespeare's Globe
- - Name a US short-story writer, novelist, and adventurer, Jack ...
- - Where capitalists can take pride in a bloomer?
- - City with buildings called "The Shard" and "The Gherkin"
- - ... Calling, Clash song
- - England's capital city
- - The great wen and its particular fog
- - Capital club for last year's Cazoo Classic
- - Capital of England
- - operation ............ ............ was the codename for the funeral plan for queen elizabeth ii.
- - City not good for verbose academic
- - 8/9 - in this case the Thames
- - Big Ben's locale
- - City inside the M25
- - 1997 novel by Edward Rutherfurd that spans two millennia
- - Capital letter's first seen by working man
- - Buckingham Palace's location?
- - City that's large and on a river
- - 10 downing street's city
- - to find big ben, go here
- - Just the one academic doing for English or American writer
- - Standard sphere of operation for English capitalists
- - rob pattinson's hometown
- - Home for Holmes
- - Splash out on Midlands 12
- - Pound on title for Guardiola's City
- - This city hosted the Olympic Games in 1948
- - city student and ontario crime boss
- - City that hosts the Wimbledon Championships
- - Start to learn about lecturing Man City
- - "... Calling," song by British punk rock band the Clash which has the name of a city in its title that is known for the clock tower"Big Ben"
- - City where Big Ben bongs
- - Bird circling North Dakota's capital city
- - winners of the 1901 all-ireland hurling championship.
- - A place of growing pride
- - 2012 Olympics venue where James Harden won the gold medal for the US men's basketball team
- - home of the o2
- - Liberal Spanish gent added to working capital
- - City where Queen Elizabeth II was born
- - Working party in Lisbon evacuated capital
- - A capital city of the UK
- - Where Warren Zevon's "Werewolves" reside
- - Tate Gallery setting
- - Hyde Park place
- - City that hosted the 2012 Summer Olympics
- - British Capital or Ontario city
- - "Sweeney Todd" setting
- - Giant Ferris wheel on the Thames
- - Big Ben?
- - United Kingdom
- - Ontario city
- - With Six, Canadian car
- - Soho setting
- - Student on and on about day in big city
- - English capital
- - UK capital
- - It's upstream from Greenwich
- - Here M40 leads Oxford type, say, learner ahead to West
- - Unattached trim gangster from the capital
- - See northern fellow in the metropolis
- - *With 44-Across, rhyme with a broken span
- - The Capital opens late one night for one of those in the Mafia
- - Big Ben's city
- - Underground locale
- - Short pine by gangster for capital
- - "The Call of the Wild" author Jack
- - 'A Christmas Carol' setting
- - Call of The Wild author
- - Parliament setting
- - York Street locale
- - "A Tale of Two Cities" city
- - Capital of 44 Across
- - Call of the Wild author or Ontario city
- - Kelly's "What Not to Wear" partner
- - "A Tale of Two Cities" setting
- - Three-time Olympics host
- - Lambeth Palace locale
- - Dickensian setting
- - 2012 Olympics locale, with a hint to the ends of the answers to the six starred clues
- - 2012 Olympics site
- - Where Big Ben bongs
- - Soho locale
- - Setting of Buckingham Palace
- - "White Fang" author
- - City ravaged by a 1666 fire
- - Bridge city in a children's song
- - Big Ben's home
- - "A foggy day in ...... town" (Gershwin lyric)
- - Queen's hometown
- - Charing Cross site
- - Its stock exchange will merge with Frankfurt's
- - Where Wembley is
- - "White Fang" novelist
- - "The Call of the Wild" author
- - Site of the world's first subway
- - #104
- - Site of the Guildhall
- - Jack or Julie
- - Where the pussy cat has been
- - Holmes's home
- - Famous bridge
- - City in Kentucky
- - Haydn's 104th
- - City in Ontario
- - Noted baritone.
- - Where Bow bells chime.
- - Locale of the Tate Gallery.
- - Where "the City" is.
- - "Sea Wolf" author.
- - Where Marylebone is.
- - Metropolitan baritone.
- - Where Covent Garden is.
- - Scene of recent P. M. conference.
- - Where Hyde Park is.
- - Tourist mecca of 1953.
- - Soho, Fleet Street, Bow Bells, and fog.
- - American basso at the Metropolitan.
- - Hub of England's "Festival."
- - Gifford's ambassadorial post.
- - City of Masts.
- - Prospector, seaman, war correspondent, novelist.
- - Where Quilp, the dwarf, lived.
- - Invincible city.
- - Where Ambassador Winant resides.
- - The British lion's den.
- - "V for Vendetta" setting
- - Tower site
- - English city
- - European capital
- - U.S. writer.
- - Bridge
- - American writer
- - behold new professor from the big smoke
- - Place to find capital in Britain
- - City destroyed by the Great Fire in 1666
- - GMT reference city
- - the shard location
- - Summer Olympics host, 1908, 1948, and 2012
- - 2012 Olympics host
- - Capital
- - City eyed as a tourist attraction
- - Behold new dress in metropolis
- - "Fun fact! 20a and this city in England will have hosted the Olympics thrice!"
- - Jekyll and Hyde's home
- - The capital of the United Kingdom
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