Irish Times (Crosaire) - Nov 28 2006

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A broken heart with R, just a bit RATHER
A leg up to the top, by the sound of it THY
An exposed backside is more than enough to win (9) OVERTRUMP
As, perhaps, you can make rings round this one SATURN
Back in church, and a bit outside at last VERANDA
Entertainment on the radio RECEPTION
Father's pallor gets Tess around in it PASTINESS
Henry the First, although that's very fishy HALIBUT
In this it's not public but perhaps picturesque CAMERA
It's just a racket to get it in line ROW
Just O, nothing else ALLAROUND
Lumme! Just tell us how to get this in one's relation CORRELATE
Managed to get the detectives in a bad way RANCID
Material for the weight of the bed COTTON
More than mild enough to make me reek MEEKER
No crow will crow ROOSTER
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Not abroad by sea? STRAIT
One of the 7 down is just putting on an act, like James PRETENDER
Scraped under the nude without having soiled it UNDEFILED
See about getting the boy back like a Jew SEMITE
Shelley, by the sound of it, in Pickwick WINKLE
Sounds as if one is coming through what does not sound like 13 across WRY
The knight goes up and to back and forth with Rice RISOTTO
The sound of the chap on the wheel FELLOE
The thing may be raised with one on the end OBJECTION
What a hundred and fifty want is to fire at the insects CLAIMANTS
What a miserable start for 23 across! RAT
What this is may lead to 17 across CROSSWORD
Where the House takes things as a matter of course REFECTORY
Why, it seems there's something the matter with a boy! REASON
With this act one has no right to get to a ruddy turn ATTAINDER
You may close your eye a little to this SNOOZE