Irish Times (Crosaire) - Apr 13 1998

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A little way down the middle of the river SLANEY
About a hundred with 11 across leaves one all square RECTANGLE
Be a little in a hurry with a broom BRUSHING
Behold how it turns up to pass away when it's this age OLDIE
Certain amount of them near Jerusalem OLIVES
Either one is chosen, or one has the vote ELECTOR
Given a clip, one may start to run away FLEECE
Having been lubricated at last, it worked TOILED
He has a point - four of them to be precise CARDINAL
Henry is the one that drags this around you HAULS
His is for 7 down EMINENCE
In South America one may start to study this PERUSE
It's about a brace that needs to be mended REPAIR
It's never just a slip with this, it's just to be a second-offender RESIN
It's no lie that after five I rely on this VERILY
It's only in an afterthought that they are the current sort of carriers PYLONS
It's up to the editor to be meeting the expense of this, even though he's coming apart DEFRAYING
Just a little of the sound of the sweet smell of money CENT
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Listen to how one may join forces ENLIST
Note how high this sounds for him TENNER
Nothing wrong in having thison your side at the end of your leg ALLY
Now that it seems to be more than 2U, I won't be dealing with it any more OVERTOYOU
One has a point, but one will have to have the French to getit NEEDLE
One would be less cautious to cut it so fine RASHER
Pen this in the form of a chain NINE
R.A., or sound lots UPROAR
See you, there are lots like this about - lots and lots LOCUST
Shut up one by one by sound INTERN
That's having even more than lots of points THORNIER
That's the rate that's all for show THEATRE
There's confusion for the doctor when there's a hybrid around MUDDLE
There's no stopping the geegee with bits of onion ONGOING
This gives one no protection FREETRADE
What a bore in being reared to have been so rowdy! BRAWLED
You can see that they're not so cold ICES
You may take it as read that this will join up with 'er, by the sound of it METER