Irish Times (Crosaire) - Nov 23 2002

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Are accountants so cautious of such big birds as this? CASSOWARY
Bad enough to show with a little tea ration DEMONS
Be before this offshore SEA
Because it's been dispatched at last it's not there ABSENT
D'you not sound so mild about one? GENTILE
Everything in the swine is so pale SALLOW
Give oneself up to being a knight finisher, by the sound of it, perhaps SURRENDER
How a French one is disturbing all the others UNREST
How the North gets firm but not private NCO
In feline fashion with pride LIKEALION
Is the seaman unable to have been to university? CANTAB
It's worth little to the Japanese to be in 23 across SEN
Like being on the sea if it's storming ASSAILING
Little legal bits are not for 22 down MOSAICLAW
May be cut in a way that'll have you in stitches THREAD
More inclined to have a washout by the end of the century CLEANER
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Nothing but water along these streets at last BROADS
Nothing by way of one over four - and no 10 across, either NOQUARTER
One alone before getting so tiny EREMITE
One at the end, or one who needs 24 down TAILOR
One brings word of the confusion of the confused green MESSENGER
Seeing that it's coal, you are shortly there too OCULAR
Send it on to study clothing, perhaps READDRESS
Since this might follow the South from one's palm AGO
The sort of communications that are of service to the Church to help me back MASSMEDIA
The sort of work that might be suitable for a gent AGENCY
The unions that spoil one in furies MARRIAGES
To give this up might perhaps reduce one to tears RENDER
What a blooming fool you'd be to be in American intelligence CASSIA
Where he and are are INTHEAREA
Where the farmers are having a ball BARNDANCE
Work in the theatre with music to start with OPERATE