Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jul 24 2001

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A saint in need of having made a home here NESTED
After tea this might make everyone learn EACH
Be at the top and top it BEHEAD
Could one short foot influence the face? AFFECT
Currently, one is in Parliament before this AMPERE
Drake would not duck one so fleet ARMADA
Dugout? GOUGED
Gave some food about a horse that's worn out FAGGED
How one might complain bitterly at having to train over this, perhaps RAIL
In the building one gets a pound from 1 down MORTAR
In the East that's what one would have to do with 24 across, by the sound of it THAI
Is royalty incorporated in the papers? PRINCESS
It sounds as if naught would make a pilot of this AERO
Might be the case of the pain of a non-drinker ATTACHE
Not the sort of blow to cause 29 across - it may be cold SNEEZE
One comes to grips with 22 across in an underhand way HANDRAIL
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One could furnish a needle with one, by the sound of it APPOINT
One may have a thing about fresh flowers, by the sound of it NEUROSIS
Rocks this not, by the sound of it, not for Granny REEFKNOT
See about one can for one that's not all there CRETIN
Sounds as if one has to wait for one's money ONEPOUND
The blooming serpent gets five hundred in the hole ASPHODEL
The confused case over the jerk, pure and simple ASCETIC
The North is famous for having a pole on it NAPOLEON
The stink of fish at last STENCH
This may bring one comfort on the organ CONSOLE
This scheming fellow sounds mournful PLANGENT
This will get you up and leave it to rot ELEVATOR
Tie it in a knot and it's reckoned to have come again, in a manner of speaking ITERATED
Unprepared to tell the policeman to go away OFFGUARD
What a nuisance to get the French to work with 9 across! PESTLE
With rollers on it, 6 down could have been on it ROUGHSEA