Irish Times (Crosaire) - Sep 9 1998

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A non-drinker may get sore at being stuck with it ATTACHING
All boxed-up as a precaution INCASE
Being so old, can he cope? MANAGE
By the sound of it, would have been fired ASH
For about a century such beauty treatment might fail FACIAL
Getting down to the blooming forte? FLOWERING
Having not a little at the end, that's not ahead ALONGSIDE
He may have beaten it at the double TOM
He will be flying, just to show they're going by sea BLUEPETER
He'd got around and passed it around HANDED
Hi, there! That's what it sounds like THETOP
How one got the atmosphere in sight by gesture SAWTHEAIR
Is it turned about to err over the Conservative ground? TERRITORY
It may be used in drag in a tasteful sort of way ANISEED
It would be fair to claim that one is not quite all there IMPARTIAL
It's a little far short of being too soon for the North NEARLY
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It's to the point that the skipper has lost his head APT
Might the French female take her clothes off and have them 1 across? LAUNDRESS
Neglectful about the girl? REMISS
One of the swine on board the Ark? HAM
Round a round - that's what the sweeps are at OARING
Seems he was there INTHEWASH
Stitched around tea, are scattered STREWN
That will explain how to bury what may be pert INTERPRET
The dietary way with this could legally be the death of you NOTARY
There's great saving in having just over fifty cats LIFELINES
There's not a cold limb in the married state WARMED
To drink too much in such a beastly way, that would make it a bit thick OVERLAP
To go up and down over him: that's what he gets for lying OTTOMAN
What may be cast away for the monarch, by the sound of it THROWN
Where the noise is really bad in London? ROTTENROW
You get them relatively inwards, perhaps SISTERS