Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jun 29 2013

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A handful of the French behind seizure of power COUPLE
All to dance in coral ring ATOLL
Answer message containing hospital reading for somebody else ANOTHER
Beat count by getting up and going home STRIKEMEASURE
Bond takes it during confirmation ceremony PLEDGE
Bug ladies club ringing Oxford for Cassava for afters TAPIOCA
Charge fifty shilling for strokes FEELS
Drive to the dance ¿ if you do it properly you might score! STRIKETHEBALL
Has an attitude to lock-up the cups and saucers MINDSET
Hides suit in wardrobe TOPCOAT
Ireland behind strong, aggressive one TOUGHIE
It's English position to property ESTATE
It's right for drinking after being left for a long time at sea PORT
Leave alone Glen to manage therapy NEGLECT
Looking back, is hiding Kathleen with a drink from Tokyo SAKI
Make off last month with sound system DECAMP
Modest ice cream firm admits hesitation to the French HUMBLE
No DPhil organised for fungi DOLPHIN
No work being done with it by chance ¿ then jackpot! STRIKEITLUCKY
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Not to be relied on to do right thing in American state for dead CAD
Palm area on Channel Islands sheltered middleman ACAI
Party for team leader goes over first person when small DOT
Play is not working for you and father on air STRIKEUPATUNE
Please do it in press URGE
Positive sign from maths class PLUS
Posts them in Warsaw and Gdansk POLES
Prepares Kenneth for pace back on one limb with joint KNEECAP
Press club? IRON
Religious art company in Ulster retrospective ICON
Sailors produced the French marks LASCARS
Ship goes down in river with ecstasy ¿ the occupier will have to pay a flat fee LESSEE
Shoot yourself in the foot raising opposite number to take control of target OWNGOAL
Stop her reporting from Cork BUNG
Such rudeness can be on tip of tongue LIP
This can be too heavy for copper METAL
Thrilled story comes back to writer ELATED
Up north inside that protection zone around Crown during war TINHAT
You heard it from woolly type EWE