Irish Times (Crosaire) - Oct 9 1997

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22 across is let off this under a yard SPARED
Are shortly to be found in Seven Up to make one jumpy NERVES
Atoms, but never more, need a little tea to make this ATMOST
Command this in a rush to be asked for once more REORDERED
During the century like this he's afterwards made little progress INC
Eden's the makings of all that's wanted for this NEEDS
Enough for a nest, or Methuselah OLDMAN
Follow when she follows the headless fowl ENSUE
For 9 across, this is where one might make a mess of it PULPIT
For one buck, Sir, go around 10 across ELAND
Heaven's main parts THESTARS
Here it will do for a fox EARTH
How a writer might need 999 to get the range of this APENNINES
I'll follow John Peel, but would John Peel follow him? KEN
In the end this would have made it no lighter for Noah DARKEN
It needed craft, in a way, the way she got back to have a dance with Peer Gynt ANITRA
It sounds as if she might have had a lorry ANNIE
It's not the woof that is not enough to make one brave WARPAINT
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Just when the Academician was at peace, the cops got him ARRESTED
No, Mister, 'e's turned out to be just a lot of talk SERMON
One had this and a lot more, so what's new about that? OLDHAT
Ring both your Pa and yourDa - they'll be turning out with the army PARADING
Sean only half manages to hold his liquor - so much of it DEMIJOHN
Seems I'm not fair to one with all that water around ISLANDER
So sticky it may have you stuck in it JAM
That drunkard, Desmond, has been dealt with by the bull TOSSEDUP
That sort of a team has reached the stage of speech ASIDES
That's the time I am sounding idle IMAGE
This attempt to get around the bits of wad only makes them cheap and nasty TAWDRY
This could be bony in a lunar sort of way ULNAR
This would sound like a wheel for the cockney ELM
Was riding around just for show RODEO
What a capital type of a top place! UPPERCASE
When one was no longer propelled, perhaps THEJETAGE
When the flow has finished, that ought to see you through TIDEOVER
Would the Irish Times with such rot, die? EDITOR