Irish Times (Crosaire) - Feb 26 2007

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A car as old as six will do for the church VICARAGE
After tea, having got to Clare, one goes to court for this TENNIS
Along with the cleric, I am the choir for a change REVISING
As usual she gets to fifty NORMAL
C over R's for I's? LIDS
Following the first of last month, resolve to get the editor back DECIDE
For a big flower, OE? NILE
Having taken off one's clothes, one takes the plunge with Edward DIVESTED
He has a watch SENTINEL
How one may look up with eyes that do little, by the sound of it IDOLISE
I am unjust about one from 16 down ISLANDER
Is that where it will last? ATTHEEND
Is the French just a little in the water? ISLE
It's not in Fleet Street that's he's in charge ADMIRAL
It's rather like a joke so to sentence one like this PUNISH
Making some progress at last over the snow SLEDGING
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Might one behave like Pegasus and have a bite? HORSEFLY
No crook would greet home so HONEST
Really it's double E there INDEED
See you in lots - and lots LOCUST
So one might be ruddy well indebted INTHERED
Thanks to being surrounded by sins, they're marked as saints STAINS
That's one for the score NINETEEN
They'll charge for this ATTACK
This will get one round the North in bed BEND
Tops for the show THEGODS
Vehicle in the rain? How blessed! NIRVANA
Watch for anything so tiny MINUTE
Watches largely on side of the stockings CLOCKS
When opened up, Little brother has a pain BROACHED
Where to have a tangled beard, even for Ascot, perhaps ABERDEEN
You may be lying in it still STATUE