Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jun 22 1999

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A professional would not make a pamphlet too longdrawn-out PROTRACT
Back-up with the rest of the ray of Gray's gem PUREST
Being in line with this, it's not the same thousand ISOTHERM
Frightfully wrong to have decapitated this TERROR
He might knife the French in a curt sort of way CUTLER
If you follow your nose you'll get to this coat that has got a rim AROMATIC
In Lear, the thing is to hide it LEATHER
Initially, the answer must be looked for in France RSVP
Is a seaman unable to have been to university? CANTAB
It was a way one has not yet had it AWAITS
Looks as if a greeting at you and me leaves a bit of a gap HIATUS
Maybe the most noble, but never of late EARLIEST
No countryman of anyone's URBANITE
Now's the time for this - lots of room for it SPACEAGE
One sort of year finished? That makes it clear LEAPOVER
Poisonous enough for a hundred and fifty of them to have got a grip on you ASPS
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So to sketch too much only makes things red OVERDRAW
Some sound of a horse? AMOUNT
Sounds as if the old cockney woman has not been decapitated WITHERED
Start to make a hole in the lane, even if it comes to the bottom of it BOREEN
That singer, Edward, worked in the theatre OPERATED
That's when Eve came, maybe SUNDOWN
The boot is enough to make the blower OBOIST
The height of one's pal's confusion ALPS
There might be a crush of suchvegetation SQUASH
There's some disadvantage to that horse from the South SNAG
They may have disguised what is, namely, in Ulster VIZARDS
This stops the Turf DRAWSUP
Wager about where he is for the order BEHEST
What a blow that the wound is not the lower one! UPPERCUT
What was once as good as gold may here be at rest STATER
Where the tees are chopped up and swallowed up INGESTED