Irish Times (Crosaire) - Sep 3 1997

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A thin coat is what blackens them in pictures FILMSTARS
All round Ireland, a dancer BALLERINA
As for this interpretation, tear it with one on the end RENDITION
At last it flies - straight, by the sound of it NARROW
Go ahead, be a thief and behave like a creep STEALAWAY
Greek ram? LAMBDA
Has the officer never had a wife before this? FIRSTMATE
Having got the scent, the brute got up DOGROSE
How one ate about one nut up so as to acclimatise ATTUNE
Is he an angry end of 5 down? HEATED
It may be sown in Ulster, but that's a matter of taste ANISEED
It would spoil me to come at the double like this IMPAIR
Just picture a red light at sea, perhaps, for over half a century PORTRAYAL
Not the last of an addition ADD
One is inclined to have an addition in the last of it ASLANT
Sounds as if the account for poetry has not been settled ODE
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Sounds as if your money amounts to what will only go with one buck DOE
Subject to the relative being a little one THESIS
The lairs I gets in a knot - how thick they are! DENSITIES
The more I'm the making of it, more biographical it becomes MEMOIR
The trick he has might be as a cowboy STEERSMAN
The way to claim that Edward has warded this off AVERTED
The way to get around with transport in a blower OCARINA
The way to study and alter it on the envelope? READDRESS
There's no denying you can get your claws into this, by the sound of it AGREEMENT
Those twisted hats on Mother take your breath away ASTHMA
To turn in this rate is to turn round ROTATE
Torn this fuss for a blower ADO
Will this enable you to work out how silly she is? ASSESS
With a you to Mother, the jerk is working all alone AUTOMATIC
With this one might be engaged to be having a jog with Henry BETROTHAL