Irish Times (Crosaire) - Sep 21 2015

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7 down finds a Latin novel ORIGINAL
A science institute in Korea developed by native in Australia KOALABEAR
A sign of wickedness rising full of beans ALIVE
Associates let go of right old monsters FIENDS
British castle has temporary accommodation by small stream BROOKLET
Da's companion finds eleven women with children in upper limits MAXIMUMS
Dean leaves broad beans to soak ABSORB
First person is doing badly with Violet INDIGO
Freeze complicated epic around Universal ICEUP
It upsets English honour by writing to the board TIMBER
It's a burden going after a follower for something extra BONUS
Maids lie badly out of unrealistic pursuit of perfection IDEALISM
Most of the publicity on retiring relative is one of those suggestions affecting the normal state HYPNOSIS
Musical type admits going around youth group does one's heart good BYPASS
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Organisation is a bit unsure missing French blend UNIFY
Paddy almost caught by Hook for funding play area for young swimmers PADDLINGPOOL
Play game with detective getting kiss from the foreign dotty types on screen Megapixel
Pound per pound perhaps, it's a conversation with judge EXCHANGERATE
Pub holds soldiers back in the middle of sociable? It's a badge of honour! INSIGNIA
Ran into Eliot with parent missing time with Lucy - half will presumably be able to see through that TRANSPARENCY
Runs laundry business in capital for English copper on fifth floor MONEYCHANGER
Sporting name with Irish address is a small-minded person locally MEANIE
Stood up and was counted in school for stab at what's common knowledge SPOKEOUT
Test out the back post YARDSTICK
The talking cure? That's a nice way of saying it! ELOCUTION
Too proud to chop up tarragon ARROGANT
Turns up, identifies male king used to rule Persia XERXES
Where it begins to root ORIGIN