Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jun 29 2000

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A two hundred and ten, in a manner of speaking ACCENT
Are they engages about the North in money? FINANCES
At length one can make this compact LEAGUE
By the sound of it you might weep, sister, at this turning point CRISIS
Desire rather than love, perhaps CUPIDITY
Does this interfere with the decoration, by the sound of it? MEDDLE
Even a teetotaller, I see, might get high on this ATTIC
For a dam, that's about all right EVOKE
For fast fighting at sea? THEFLEET
For the train, I'd something to sing about SIDING
How a holy doctor led to something bad ADDLED
How I let it come from Ireland in small measure CELTIC
Invest in this UNDERWEAR
Island conifer, by the sound of it CYPRUS
It's just no go for the editor to be back a bit DEPART
Just a bit more and Ted follows C to have got this out EXTRA
One might be liable to be brutal in this INCUR
One might not be liable IMMUNE
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One might perhaps be bowing to 'er after the start of 1 down ARCHER
Ran away and did the sinking SCUTTLED
She comes to a full stop DOT
Sounds as if Abel might have been COMPETENT
States that the law is about to get you with tea STATUTES
That's a bit round for apiarists. Is it a record? ARCHIVES
That's all O.K. RIGHT
That's the way it comes about in speech DIRECTION
That's the way she was born NEE
The mixture of the mule is no mixture EMULSION
The model could never stand like this for the artist EASEL
The rim's on after C for this RED
The sound of the opposite of din? On cannot be sure DOUBT
They break in after they start to grub up BURGLARS
They're not principally a place for men only AGENTS
This course comes at the right time, perhaps INDUE
What one has to do to be a count? ENUMERATE
With little work, five hundred could make a lot of water with this ERG