Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jan 5 2016

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A Milan model in mink? ANIMAL
A really small amount of lilac isn't bad SCINTILLA
Accountant to take advantage of minor celebrity going on about controversial Big Issue CAUSECELEBRE
Assimilated diets without something from deli SALAMI
Bitterness, in a manner of speaking, for a Pole contacting old Ruth Ward inside ASPERITY
Check time in New York for the workers at the end of the month PAYDAY
Chewed a bad olive - was that preventable? AVOIDABLE
Comprehensive covers everything on the curriculum perhaps ALLEMBRACING
Cyril leaves acrylic acid with chirpy annoying sort CICADA
English in Mediterranean city school provided for family members NIECES
Finishing touches when half asleep going over church sermon SPEECH
Forced Coe to place on record first one of those studying people in physical environments ECOLOGIST
Graphic and ridiculous clip in portal EXPLICIT
It's too heavy for obsolete lot to be removed OBESE
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It's used for transporting the precious stuff inside Dido's old place CARTHAGE
Jardini?re with flower you're getting from Parish Centre changes the atmosphere in the house POTPOURRI
Lesson for the players to interpret for really impressive person CLASSACT
Makes a scene with little bit of spirit from academy DRAMA
Place at Oxford makes one think about philosophy PLATO
Raising someone else's issue leads to Bill on right to choose ADOPTION
Review of Rising? Irish researchers quite upset! CRITIQUE
Take home after work a reward for finishing sketch away at French inn DRAWAPENSION
The Bonfire of the Vanities perhaps is incendiary to society COMBUSTIBLES
They give perspectives on others undoing ageism IMAGES
Tolka Park perhaps is for the hoofers? CLUBLAND
Turns up, agent for computer has the perfect pitch perhaps CAMPER
Turns up, for example, at sign for Irish hotel with tradition HERITAGE
Writer starts it for one of those behind bars DRAFT