Irish Times (Crosaire) - Feb 18 1998

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Allot some gin to 21 across ASSIGN
At least sixteen performers set askew after one month OCTETS
Cut the East off, strictly speaking SEVERE
Cuts out, as they might be one's duty EXCISES
How 18 down will have claws in it, by the sound of it AGREEMENT
How it absorbs one to have to bury Tess in bits INTERESTS
How Reginald will get back and come to his own in Scotland REGAIN
It may be understood that one gets this once with a cheer COHERENCE
It takes something like the South to give a start to 26 down ASS
It's himself that's doing the praying, so it is MANTIS
Make it sweet and get your money back RENNET
No wholly intended, by the sound of it, and that's flat APARTMENT
Not with polish ROUGHNESS
One gets paid with £9, and that's too much in a manner of speaking PROLIX
Polish there POLAND
Polished off some seafood, so 'e did, by the sound of it, so as to be in charge OFFICIATE
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That's barely a state NAKEDNESS
That's enough to make one think one should shake hands, by the sound of it GIVEPAUSE
That's the way on board that your friend will get you up to it COMPANION
The Reverend Father is up to it - 'tis 'imself that's the one that'll do it for publicity ADVERTISE
The son that's one of four SEA
There's enough drink there to nag one to bits with Mother around MAGNUM
This northern climb is quite a new one NASCENT
To such one 29 across NOISES
What a nuisance with the French and with mortar! PESTLE
What of a paling that could cause this sort of trouble? OFFENCE
What one does to the radio, rather than to the TV LISTENSIN
With polish CIVILISED
With polish SHINING
With polish POISED
With this Pa could make food that would make one pale STY
You and you? YES