Irish Times (Crosaire) - Nov 13 2001

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A positive way to deal with the law and stock it LAYDOWN
A remarkable way to make a former demand EXCLAIM
Being stuck with this is enough to make a non-drinker sore ATTACHING
By the end of such collisions everything has been burnt CRASHES
Does Desmond get below zero? ODES
For starters, at the start of the month, got it up and swallowed it NOVITIATE
Ground heart EARTH
How a scot might be one in the fat LAIRD
How a Scot starts not to be an outsider AMONG
How the French gets wound in bed BLEED
If that's what you want, give her a ring ENGAGEMENT
If you're not going to spend it, keep it for publicity HOARDING
It's better than nothing not to be freezing ABOVEZERO
One can just coast along here ATTHESEA
One can't blow one's horn RHINO
One may get tight DRINKER
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Sounds as if I'll be here EMERALD
Such feet, perhaps, sound like tails LEGENDS
The forms of girls by the hundred CLASSES
The return you might get from one dime, perhaps TENPERCENT
There's five hundred and ten in it IDIOT
This will have the South cut off, as always SEVER
Throw this up to the ship TOSS
To get the rug twisted, 'e has the impulse URGE
Upon either side of one, one's southern relations are enough to make one weep ONIONSKIN
Very old yellow bream AMBER
What a lousy little speed for salt! NITRATE
What an irritating sound to have on record! SCRATCHY
What one does with the course EATS
Where journalists feel the pinch? PRESSROOMS
Would you have the end of 15 across there? No thanks INGRATES
You need to get tight if you're such a 23 down as to have this SCEWLOOSE