Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jan 5 2002

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1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1 for Spain PIECESOFEIGHT
Arms there for the side of the feet ARSENAL
At first, of course, you'd never meet this, by the sound of it VEGETABLESOUP
Become conscious of the heavenly body round here COMETO
Currently, a Parliamentarian is like them AMPS
D'you sound as if you're not one? GENTILE
Do they happen to follow by rail? TRAINOFEVENTS
Does he make one fit to go for the railway, perhaps? TRAINER
Does this make one never see red? INFRA
For the moment it's for this month in a business letter INSTANT
Go into Aran for the hair of the goat ANGORA
How the Bard got the wind up? TEMPEST
How the confused sot may die across the Channell OSTEND
How trying that former morning could be! EXAM
Initially meat there, by the sound of it, once a year AGM
Is that 23 across in a pale pig? SALLOW
It's all mixed in with a tree ENTIRE
It's dead in there in France, and that's flat PLATEAU
Just a little transport for Mum at least MINI
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Just stop and throw it to the ship HEAVETO
Leaves from here FOLIAGE
Might he let up with a piece of the fire? MANTEL
Not able to stick with him, by the sound of it CANE
Not in time about the bit of play on the Milky Way LACTATE
Not possible to hurry over 'er, with such insincerity CANT
Seems you wont find a thousand in half a hundred NOMINAL
She is bred and may become bread, by the sound of it DOE
Sounds as if it might get a list with a log CAT
Sounds as if one has come first WON
That's all it was worth to be one monarch over two HALFSOVEREIGN
That's enough to make the start of 22 across sound a little hoarse FOAL
That's one of the clue to 1 across worth something in my surroundings MONEY
The teller of tales that sank around the East SNEAK
There's enough oil in a c.c. of this to give one a pain COLIC
To get a tic in this place is quite unacceptable HERE
What a come down that was for so loud bog! FALLEN
With drink the priest is in it on the floor TIPPLE
You'd never long for so little a place INCH