Irish Times (Crosaire) - Apr 29 2003

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A thousand men not still in the stove MOVEMENTS
A way over there that will make it short ABRIDGE
All round, but of course only half round NINEHOLES
Ate about the bits of one nag on Father's side AGNATE
Be a little over this, over in South Africa (3) OER
Conditional on the last being the last of it DEPENDING
Does the Border spoil your drink? MARGIN
Does the confounded street need to get twisted or given more room in it? BROADENED
Does this lie about that fool of a girl from Scotland? LASSIE
Formerly one might have got this treed by force EXERTED
Get a drink from the yellow bar over the lake BRASSERIE
How the twister turns round and round it - not so good, by the look of it LEERING
In the ring of the bell could there be cones, not leaves, there? PINEAL
Is it one kind of thing from France? Sure it isn't (9) UNCERTAIN
Just for a change, does it come between Edward I and Edward II? EDITED
Leaves from there at the end of the course AINTREE
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Leaves there at the end of the course ENTREE
Leaves there, formerly ELM
Not altogether royal, it seems, as a matter of course PARTAKING
Not amusing when Ian lost his temper after tea TRAGEDIAN
Not Old Tom, like as not KITTEN
Not yet paid for poetry, by the sound of it ODE
One gets the sound, Edward that you had it coming to you EARNED
Prohibition by the Nile of old THEBAN
Seems one lived with only a bite of it in there INHABITED
That fixed it - the North got sick of it NAILED
The adders have a twisted tail, as you'll see on the envelope ADDRESSEE
This wants you, by the sound of it, to meet you to meet it head on RAM
Twice round in it, not out, there INDOOR
Used to having been put out OUSTED
What the deuce precedes this at court? ADVANTAGE
You need this to get the family in line GENEALOGY