Irish Times (Crosaire) - Feb 17 2003

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A whole lot of work for the toymaker DOLLOP
At the end of the street the sheets are flowing STREAM
By the sound of it, that's the bally thing, for the sake of the law in it SWANLAKE
Does his openwork make what are sounding cross? RANGER
He might get involved with anything so plain to a large extent UGLY
How a hundred waved but couldn't move CRIPPLED
How a sin rips through them to fix pa in ASPIRINS
How one is after fishing for them to a certain degree ANGLES
How painful it would be to be under the kangaroo ROOSTING
It might make a sot well off the end with no need of 18 down by night OSTRICH
It might sound as if 15 across would run off with one buck (8) ANTELOPE
It might take Oscar to get the pests up STAR
It would be frightfully wrong to cut off the top (6) TERROR
It would take five hundred to intimidate her AUNT
Just a shade less like a fence PALING
Leave them and leave work for them (8) HOLIDAYS
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Might the king in the Dream get round to be called Ronald? OBERON
Never forget that Rome is up in there INMEMORY
One could never be proud of such a false editor ASHAMED
Sounds as if such folk tales might lie in the Rhine LORE
Start to come about people, see? COMMENCE
Such a bind was the mixture! SWATHE
Such reflections take me a long time, it seems IMAGES
That chief has brains; he works in publicity HEADMAN
That's equal to the names of cheese PARMESAN
That's her confused son with the long legs HERONS
The battle with the gin is going round the edge FRAYING
There can be no advance for what's so black in the red RETARD
There's little movement in them, but there's mature spirit in them DOLDRUMS
What a blow that one knows where it comes from, by the sound of it SNEEZE
With this phrase I'm so heavenly SERAPHIM
You'd never know how holy 28 down might be STRANGER