Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jan 20 1998

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and 17 across, with her OA, perhaps, that's where they draw the line MIDDLEOF
Ann's Clem is all for the Scots CLANSMEN
Being for Wales, this might turn up in Achill LEEK
Can they, perhaps, follow Mother and be of service? MATINS
Enough parts there for male or female to begin it SEXTET
Few'd have such a sound as this VENDETTA
For the French I had, see 2 down IDLE
Get wise to it too LIKE
Giving support at the back, it ends by giving support at the front VERTEBRA
Got around as Ted got around our inside TOURED
Has the doctor got the gall notto keep still like this? MOBILE
He will get nice and confused with grease, by the sound of it HELLENIC
How no solicitor can have his appeal turned down NOTOUT
I keep putting things off, putting my faith in the 16 down, by the sound of it IDOLATER
If it seems that the Border turns up overtime, that's just an illusion MIRAGE
If this refers to one who looks after the elephant, he ought not to have to provide this REMINDER
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Is this too soon for the North? Not quite NEARLY
It's just not on for the bits of deer to be made tender like this OFFERED
It's not unusual to get Mister back in the loan NORMAL
It's quite a ceremony to have tea with you in the back of the lair RITUAL
Little time in imagination INFANCY
Lode of gold around the road ELDORADO
One puts up with anything so thick as this before I would STUPID
See 8 across.19 Mouth of a flower, perhaps? THEROAD
Sounds as it it's not Ed, by the sound of it TIDE
That's a shade less - all I had when the top was removed PALLID
That's enough to make one happy - you for a start, by the sound of it EUPHORIA
That's nary a half of what you'll learn there SEMINARY
That's the publication, in a manner of speaking UTTERING
The sort of comb that is mechanical, to a relative extent CARUNCLE
Um! Could that be so funny during an hour? HUMOUR