Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jul 11 2002

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A cockney might have such a greeting AVE
A forbidding behind (6) ASTERN
A rest's all they are, or so one says (6) STATES
Blow it, by the sound of it, to make it like a potato TUBER
Disposed of an inversion in a lowdown way NADIR
Does this involve the last bit coming last? ENTAIL
Doyle made him able to draw tons with his homes, by the sound of it DRWATSON
For the rest he'd have drawn this (3) ETC
Have the beginning of 19 across in water ISLAND
How 23 down gets to 26 down in a mean sort of way AVERAGES
How 50 = 10 with 'er by ear LISTENER
How grand Albert arrived with the cheese CAMEMBERT
How I am in handwriting in a priestly sort of way for them IMAMS
How one did wind the South - enough to make it bloody WOUNDS
How one might give it with a tear RENDER
How Sidney comes back to the start of 35 across could hardly be worse DISASTER
I see a couple of pitches - enough to make one acid TARTARIC
It would not be safe to have five hundred such ANGERS
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It's for me to add it up to a sort of pole TOTEM
Just see the boy weep! DESCRY
One is relatively welcome around the East NIECE
One may be sued if one speaks like this of those off-shore people ISLANDERS
Pitch the cloth over it - it's all according to taste TARRAGON
Please get my fish into the net before it goes off LANDMINE
Robin, having got 9 across, may have had this REDBREAST
Sounds as if this gets the chopper sent, in a manner of speaking ACCENT
Such miserable accountants carry precious little weight CARATS
That's a place to walk back like a camel LLAMA
That's the very last thing for a round game OMEGA
This could get a ring for a rip TEA
This gives one the feeling of being in the middle of a term in gaol SENTIENCE
This is sure to give one time for removal ERA
Though sounds seedy, that'll have you in stitches SEWING
Tried to have sat up with Edward TASTED
When one lost one's head and fell, one's belly got 9 across STUMBLED
You may take it that it's ten ten in the morning AXIOM