Irish Times (Crosaire) - Apr 26 2001

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A coin has, and so might a match have TWOSIDES
A draw-knot? TIE
A short? Doesn't matter NOTATALL
Allow nothing to turn over the door LINTEL
Annoyed at having been ejected PUTOUT
Are they each over one foot? No, more than that NYLONS
Be prone to get belied, perhaps LIEINBED
Being in need, the saint made a home NESTED
Being tiny is only part of it ENTITY
Being unaspirated, there's nothing like it ATE
Choose Ronald as a bit 3 down with negative result ELECTRON
Does this happen to provide some escape for the East? EVENT
Finger it and do the spadework on it DIGIT
Heat? O, that's where to find 4 across and 25 down INTHEATOM
How a Scot is unable to be in the garden CANNA
I get her in a twisted tress SISTER
In view of this, counsel might get nice SCENIC
Is there something pleasant about 'im to make her relatively so? NIECE
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It's clear that there's something mischievous in the cover of this LIMPID
It's nonsense or roundabout, either way ROTOR
Might your tongue have one approximately at the Border? ROUGHEDGE
Of concern to the teetotaller before being in such an insane setting MATTERED
One is in such a high temperature that it gives one a lift HOIST
One may live with five hundred quite satisfactorily DWELL
Sounds as if it's full of 16 across without being dull EVENTFUL
Sounds as if this comes at the end of the queue ARE
Start to look with a sewn sound SEEDED
Thanks to Edward, the American soldier lost his cool AGITATED
That's a previous vintage, but not from the grape ELDERWINE
The professional is positively not up to it - even a particle PROTON
This get her down? But there's a catch in it NET
Those blooming Americans and their automobiles? CARNATION
Was a little scared of having been in front after the beginning STARTLED
What a bind such an affair of the palm might be! RAFFIA
When it comes to blows they're all at sea in a fishy sort of way SMACKS
Would a pound always get the prize with it, by the sound of it LEVER