Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jun 19 2003

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Allude to what may be freer up and down REFER
By the end of the week the editor has had more than enough of it SATED
Discovered in the nude? There's no basis for that UNFOUNDED
French one about one boy? That doesn't make sense UNREASON
Get thingds in order to be kind SORT
I hark to the air of felo de se HARAKIRI
I may be found in glee and in Belgium LIEGE
If it's fine, that's fine THEWEATHER
It isn't pale Edward that isn't welcome NOTWANTED
One book might be of service to a number ORDINAL
One from the North who may get free without penalty SCOT
Rennur for a second RUNNERUP
Seen you're sound OLDER
Small talk for soft noise for the young PRATTLE
So the stuff of the original words may be made to lie TEXTILE
That's a 6 across. Gee, it's in the midst of them! (5) AMONG
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That's not blooming well all me eye IRIS
That's the beat of the music XYLOPHONE
That's what it's like where Walker has not been UNTRODDEN
The best of beaters makes one winner ACEOFCLUBS
The brute might start to be getting around to this CURVE
The ceremonies in March? PARADES
The crooks that work for the papers - and for the British Navy PRESSGANGS
The Gentile might in turn get damaged by anything so curdled YOGHURT
The way to make a hundred and fifty-one all the same CLONE
There there's a class of a thing that sounds like 1 down INDIA
There's a little bed over the large lake for the clique COTERIE
There's a washer where the French gets below here LAUNDER
This has Marco, for instance, over an American serviceman with a sorry statement APOLOGIA
Those in play may be thrown away CAST
Till you get up in New York there's nothing there NULLITY
You might say it's par for the course to be so perfectly happy about your little sister CONSISTENT