Irish Times (Crosaire) - Sep 2 2000

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After a century, plays the saint up ACTS
At last a pilot gets there in Rome or in Washington CAPITOL
Be inclined to be a bit skinny LEAN
By the end of the innings there's nothing in it ALLOUT
Concerns what is more than once in there CARES
Either way, he might get cut short BOB
Fifty-one and still single? LONE
Hammer on runner SLEDGE
Has one got the guts to be in the way of ringing, perhaps? BELLY
How one might make money in an educated way DUCAT
How taxing it may be thus to fail to get around counsel FISCAL
How the cockney might get it in the neck for a change ALTER
Is it Father that's the one who will come again? REVISIT
It might be the turn of the implement to steal like this LOOT
It sounds plain that that's the target FLAK
It's no help to perm it LET
On this it's for another to be over two BEHALF
One was amused to find something so huge and twisted in the lad LAUGHED
Put another brand on it, in a manner of speaking REMARK
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Seems my mane is Heather, or so one states AMERICA
Shall we sound so green LETTUCE
Sorry to have had the bird after beheading REGRET
Sounds as if there must be some frightful reason for such frightful sounds in the rookery CAUSEFORALARM
That could be OCC I put there for Da, eh? BACKOFTHEHEAD
That might adorn the boy with other things REGALIA
That will make a mess of Item One Hundred in there BLOTCH
The capital of Russia is up for him SIR
The egg? O, air makes it in 26 down GEORGIA
The sort of building one might have disposed of SHED
The sort of sailor who might in his turn leave the sinking ship TAR
The toy might get the artist to buck up DOLLAR
They're six feet long in the bodies of religion INSECTS
Way to find your way to Judgement Day? DEADRECKONING
Well, not a sound like this SICK
Where one might make a cannon ARSENAL
Where one might make a cannon BILLIARDTABLE
X, X and X and N for a stretch TENSION
You'll shortly get there in Ireland INCH