Irish Times (Crosaire) - Dec 3 2003

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Actually, the document includes this INDEED
and 4 across, perhaps golf, for instance, may be taken as something quite natural MATTER
Begged for the need to be about to stand around, perhaps ENTREATED
Bread may get to be like a hill on red BUTTERED
By the end of the week, those are the flowers one makes fun of SATIRISES
By the sound of it, one knows where this blows from SNEEZE
Cross this land of our IRE
Currently in a house AMP
Does this make the people of August more backstreet? AUGMENTS
Donning saucy attire DRESSING
During this month 'e is included here INSET
How beastly to get over about the water drinker in the water OTTER
Is such peace-making for Ireland and Ulster just a confidence trick? EIRENICON
It's a thousand, actually, as a rule REALM
It's all of late TARDINESS
It's wrong for one to stay in one's shell and be so slow over the river in France TORTOISE
Just one of a fifty-one ALONE
Might I drive this in Russia? VAN
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Might one scrape it off in water to make the pub clean? BARNACLE
Might one thread one's way through London to the seaside? STRAND
Most unusual for the Academician to get a break from work RAREST
Over the church, perhaps, you get the 14 down of the serpent, it seems (6) ASPIRE
Perhaps N for the present NONCE
Perhaps taken as a 1 and 4 across EATEN
Reappear might mean to get this in FRUIT
See 1 Across OFCOURSE
Seen your sound first born ELDEST
Some escape for the present age is coming ADVENT
Sounds as if one may make fun of evil-doing if one is on foot MOCCASIN
That's a confounded Irish rascal, in a manner of speaking BROGUE
That's a double century and a single A for a tree ACACIA
The earliest of late EVE
There's nothing like a broken steed around a little tea DETEST
They're thought to be able to make a side here IDEAS
Those pests of accountants carry precious little weight CARATS
Through time it seems I am the amount of 15 across AMPERAGE