Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jun 16 2000

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Formerly working underground, by the sound of it, one finds him being testy, perhaps EXAMINER
How little Kay has an oven in the middle of 26 down BAKER
How offence may lead to fury in the end UMBRAGE
How there are pennies in the jacket SPENCER
If they are not formally knotted, they may lead to deaths CASUALTIES
Is that blooming well starting to come from Ireland? IRIS
It does not stand to reason that I will go back to start with ILLOGICAL
It seems as if the stream bed is not quite dry at the bottome of the wall DAMPCOURSE
It will pay one not to be a minor prophet, by the sound of it BIGPROFIT
It's quite in order to have everything plasetce, perhaps SETINPLACE
Like Mills? Like hell! SATANIC
Lumme! What short legs that American soldier has! CORGI
May be in the fire, but no good on 13 across IRONS
No good at all merely exhorting people to be economical USELESS
Not a forbiding way to get to the bottom of 21 down ALLOW
Of course one will have to 2 down in the shade like this GREEN
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One of twelve might get a job with the French APOSTLE
One way to put tea in the wise man, just for play THESTAGE
People, for instance, are not all there in there SEGMENT
Ransack the place and one may get fired RIFLE
Rust, for instance, has a beastly look, by the sound of it OXIDE
Such sayings can be so cutting SAWS
That may be fiery and a little fishy DRAGONET
That's most unlike the start of 11 across LEAST
That's nice, by the sound of it TUNEFUL
The handy way to make the pianist 17 across FINGERING
The sort of frivolity one might expect from a dirty old man BADINAGE
There's nothing fast, or deep, about Henry SHALLOW
They do not do a good turn to the South, and that's flat DABS
What a beastly big stand! BEAR
What a bore to have to do this MAKEAHOLE
What one's sweet little brother may possess? BROWNSUGAR