Irish Times (Crosaire) - May 4 2004

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Are about to take the chair, we do this in a manner of speaking ASITWERE
As a result of having got the wind up, this may act like 28 down ROUGHSEA
Being made of dud gems, it's all indistinct SMUDGED
Double act, but there's no more of that DODO
Employments for you, likewise USAGES
Get it at in the old in a troubled way AGITATED
Got around to the editor at last EDDIED
I may be sued for what I say about the one off-shore ISLANDER
Is she high enough to get incorporated in the newspapers PRINCESS
It's porter for them CARRIERS
It's wound to make one grown-up at last ARMATURE
No Irishman might have such a broken rib - not up here BRITON
O, a purr that makes, by the sound of it UPROAR
One might add up to getting near the fall TOTTER
One so young might slip under the South SKID
Perhaps what 27 across might do with a cutter, by the sound of it ADDS
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Poetic, perhaps, or the opposite (7) INVERSE
Quote this up about me to get it all up EMETIC
See to be the one to get to grips with this BEHOLDER
Sounds as if one might weigh in this way ENTRANCE
Spoil William round the round tower MARTELLO
Start to run away in the woolly way FLEECE
Take a stick to the firm at this point COHERE
That bid won't get them to the bottom of the bottoms NOTRUMPS
That's standing, of coarse RANK
The cold buffet might have, for a famous Muslim SALADIN
The saddle might have this to beat PUMMEL
There are parts of half a dozen for this SEXTET
They start shortly up for hanging there NOOSES
Well off at last can't take off OSTRICH
You may go and live there, but you'll have to pay for it SETTLE
You might shortly come between headgear and jaw in church CAPUCHIN