Irish Times (Crosaire) - Nov 16 2007

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'E gets quite a start from the stout round about OUTSET
A VIP puts his foot down over this REDCARPET
About morning the sheets get to be like this in many ways REAM
Be quiet with a knockout on ahead of the military SHAKO
Behold, it's all right oversea, by the sound of it LOOKSEE
Being fired, get down to it ALIGHT
E's after having chants for such robberies SNATCHES
Feeling less? In short, no NUMBER
Fly from this swinish age PIGEON
If Cane gives the engaged signal he's promising FIANCE
Informed in form SCHOOLBOY
It's seen to be calm round about SERENE
It's suggested that the boy should sound beastly MOOTED
It's time to get Desmond up and out of here ERASED
Loose enough to it being back in the nude UNTIED
Mine's Guinness. Bring it in IMPORTER
Not yet come to trial UNTASTED
On parade, like pussy down the well FALLIN
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Past this you're in the country, in a manner of speaking ORAL
Pay no attention to this order STANDEASY
Ropes on board for 30 across SHEETS
She is a blooming six-footer ANTHER
Sick at last, so has to be driven home NAIL
Start to explode before Sat in a pompous way BOMBAST
Such prising makes one bold ENTER
Ted has been given the whole of the Old Testament, initially ALLOTTED
That gives one a good return, by the sound of it ECHO
The French mark for the eastern crew member LASCAR
The stroke led to its being all together COUPLED
There's something the matter with this, I see, after the beginning of the month SEPTIC
This disc loses, it seems OPENER
What a really, wildly important being! EARNEST
Will this go on the way to a degree? Not much LITTLE
With hair standing on end, our Edward is greatly beloved ENAMOURED
Would the Wye get this to the county? Rubbish! OFFAL
Your old man turns over the sod at the bottoms of the walls DADOS