Irish Times (Crosaire) - Dec 11 1997

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After that, S can see through one CAT
Are both your parents under the car? It's all a matter of taste CARDAMUM
Did the Nazis approve of one's being Irish? ARYAN
Do you really mean it's because it's a holiday? SINCEREST
Does that fix it so that one can accelerate? FASTENER
Does that make one twice as able to be naughty? CANCAN
Does the cleric mix the ale? It's all for show REVEAL
Does this help the little dog I have to grow like a mushroom, by the sound of it? MYCELIUM
How 29 down went to and fro but was held together TACKED
How one is entitled not to get left at the bottom THERIGHT
Is that about the turn of the book? Far from it REMOTE
It needs a further five hundred to be relatively nice KIN
It took longer than this for this flower to cross the ocean MAY
It's not so odd that, over twenty, they were all square EVENSCORE
It's safe to say it's twisted over the chimney in Scotland ASYLUM
Just because it needs four more, by the sound of it, at that point THERE
Just enough for a try - more than enough at last SAMPLE
Might be 14 down, I see, with power ATOMIC
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Might Cathy assail this, by the sound of it? YACHT
Not, as was once thought, the heart of the universe EARTH
Of course that's the way to direct 29 down NAVIGATE
One is in tune with what 4 across will never do UNTIE
One might attain in through in church PREACHER
Sounds as if it's not entirely intended, and that's flat APARTMENT
Sounds as if one might get a set of thin lights from this ACETYLENE
Sounds as if you will have to be patient when it is over seven at last WEIGHT
Strictly speaking, it's always inside SEVER
Such a stinker might well needle you SEWER
That's the turn of the Academician to have obtained that sort of jargon ARGOT
That's what is in ones, by the sound of them NOISES
This might allow `er to be male, by the sound of it LETTER
Though lacking in bite, `e, before the depression, had a meal EDENTATE
Thus for a bird it might make one seedy SOWING
Would the poet bring around what he may possess? BROWNING
Would this work after tea? Well, that's where it comes from OIL