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Capital of Mali, formerly a major trading centre within the Malian empire (6)  Nickname of the French convict Henri Charrière (8)  Ritualistic suicide once practised by the Samurai (4-4)  Labour organisations, outlawed in the UK in 1799 (6)  Desert of southern Africa, home to the San people (8)  Richard ___ (1813–83), German composer (6)  1861 novel by George Eliot (5,6)  , 1817  1948 Western film directed by Howard Hawks (3,5)  Daniel ___ (b1945), president of Nicaragua, 1985–90 and 2007–present (6)  US state, admitted to the Union in 1907 (8)  Edward ___ (1749–1800), youngest signatory of the US Declaration of Independence (8)  Mythical king in ancient Greece, said to have learned the secret of wine-making (6)

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