Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jul 2 2003

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4 across HUFFY
A saucy skip CAPER
At last everything's such a comedown FALLS
Benjamin is about to be the one that makes the street wider (8)t BROADENS
Do the spadework; it's all on hand DIGITS
Draw the vessel from the south SKETCH
E following A for the goddess ATHENE
EX, perhaps, has had its food (5) EATEN
For the poet, the Subcontinent has begun its independence IND
Got right for the little bird to be the leader at last ENTITLED
Having had the knot taken out of it, might the nut die? UNTIED
Hurt at having had its tail docked? OFFENDED
Is one currently employed on a bus? CONDUCTOR
Is one employed on a bus or on a tee? DRIVER
It could be the heir that's such a soft father APPARENT
It's so beastly I am turning entirely LLAMA
It's worn ERODED
It's worn CLOTHING
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Just a short rest ETC
Little money under a hundred, in a manner of speaking ACCENT
Might a broken leg be for the Church? GLEBE
Not the same ones that are about to have 'er shot OTHERS
Now that the kangaroo has had its food, that completes the overheads, it seems ROOFED
So one might get seedy, perhaps, after marriage (3) WED
So regularly it's extremely small inside EVERYWEEK
Such time as it may get led to being fallow UNTIL
That's as one with 9 across UNITED
The way to ensure there's nothing the matter DISINFECT
They're all a little fishy TIDDLERS
This dear fellow was an honourable man BRUTUS
This would give one plenty of time for removal for sure ERA
Very peculiar the way his toes are broken around the divine ODDEST
With it and her for them THEIR
You can stand getting up on it ESCALATOR
You wouldn't have a smooth time with this part of your diet ROUGHAGE
You're up when there's no more lying OUTOFBED