Irish Times (Crosaire) - Nov 12 2019

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A graduate getting to use profanity briefly? You can count on it! ABACUS
At the end of 1 down, for the most part, the foreign page in the book is symbolic to the Canadians MAPLELEAF
Bard's deep problem extends over The Queen BEDSPREAD
Cherishes rare set built around backward America TREASURES
Church caretaker is not finished by the way ROADSIDE
Constabulary withdraws bounty for cheeky chappie RASCAL
Created Crusades with old modes of transport USEDCARS
Dumbstruck - this is what happens when someone steals your dictionary LOSTFORWORDS
Encourage suits to leave suggestion EGGON
Flows out of prose from Prosperous POURS
Friend of dancer is a fast mover DASHER
From a haematological perspective, no mature DNA found in this vessel or crimson family mobile in New York REDBLOODCELL
German short story set in European capital at the end of winter BERLINER
Is lethargic on the athletics course in the inside track perhaps SLOWLANE
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Light-footed barman loses tip in row AGILE
Methuselah got a job in a college as far back as anyone can remember OLDFELLOW
Most of Dublin seaside town school returning first class from the country RUSSIA
Narcissist's obsession with Digest writer of ''M? F?iner'' SELFABSORBED
Old man gets out of Promised Land - you can see it on The Web SPIDER
One of the cutbacks in Trim? PRUNE
Open letter dismisses plot, of course ENTREE
Paint a picture of date with English writer DESCRIBE
Political plans perhaps for pro-Adams shift ROADMAPS
Relative of American set free AUNTIE
Small horse - Boomerang's relative, in summary SYNOPSIS
Spike and Oscar Furlong heard this from the judge querying what's said in The House POINTOFORDER
Tolka Park perhaps is for the hoofers? CLUBLAND
Turns up, genetic evidence on top of the ground in Australia and in Africa UGANDA