Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jun 5 2000

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Am I agreeable to have this in current use? CABLE
Can the barber provide fewer to man the ships? CREWCUTS
Do this to get a fish with a click CASTANET
Don't go; it is after this that there's trouble inside ENTER
Get to the island and catch a cold GETACHILL
Had occasion to get an accountant employed like this CAUSED
Happy to have been a statesman with 22 down GLADSTONE
Has the pub got about fifty such? It needs only one to get fired BARREL
How one may be pardoned for having ten hundred with us in the Dee EXCUSED
How yellow to sound so sheepish about the girl! BANANA
Is that all that's left of your holiday? REST
Is that all that's right for herraldry? PROPER
It's quite a draw to have it in the water inside LOTTERY
It's silly to wager about it for that canine BASSET
Man in it, and I'll have the sound of it too IRISHSEA
Might make you wellor, in turn, make the fish bad DOCTOR
One gets fed up at last with not being offensive DEFENDING
One is not liable to meet PX here EXEMPT
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One would just love to give this a painful turn EROS
Ow! There can't be anything like that in the country INTOWN
Place the place for driving, or for lying SETTEE
Roll with it with pleasure for measure ROCK
That could be a case of discomfort for a non-drinker ATTACHE
That got 'er in suspense and feeling empty HUNGER
That's a shewd way to make a statue ASTUTE
That's slang, by mouth KISSER
The ground that gets wet in the end TERRAIN
The point of this is that it will make the snake cross ASPIRE
The road is so rough that the car overturns in it TRACK
The spirit needs a further five hundred to be worth one buck ELAN
The way of course to make some approach to having the potatoes heated? CHIPSHOT
This has some allusion to 15 across REFERRING
This is all on the surface, but it's called inside ENAMEL
What a low-down way to catch a girl! NETHER
What the referee was making of 35 across ERROR
Where one might get some thin pie in the sky? SKINNY