Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jan 21 2002

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Are, in short, surrounded by worries in the family way BROTHERS
Around the East, the wilds that one has in hand WIELDS
Bits of the old tree in the lorry VETERAN
Catch her from below NETHER
Couple of ants getting along swimmingly together NATANT
Did Jonathan go in for 5 down? DEANSWIFT
Doing without what might be finishing 1 across FASTING
Double you in death without any icing? THAWED
Fellow traveller of 1 across GULLIVER
First on board FIRSTMATE
First on board CHAIRMAN
Get hold of no amateur remedy PROCURE
He's back to deal with the ruddy painting TRADER
Is is a characteristic of the South to be so narrow? STRAIT
Is the artist in the middle of the wet plants? More fool he, by the sound of it MORASS
Is the girl caught by surprise with what she has for sale? UNAWARES
It makes one hairless to have get among the saints SHAVES
It's not ion IDEA
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Let there be fifty such if it's not so severe EASES
M in us? LESS
Need this have followed around us? ENSUED
One cuts this into various dimensions, by the sound of it INCISES
One is softly amorous up in the air PLOVER
Set it broke in the duet DESTITUTE
She might have a lid for protection SHIELD
Talk of rubbish, as is one's wont REFUSE
Ted is about to be sick of being so cultivated TILLED
That's enough to spilt Ireland - Gee! - into submitting RENDERING
The Emperor on the fiddle (4), NERO
The sound of P and T for the brave TEPEE
The sprite of the tempest, by the sound of it, gets the waves AERIAL
Too dry to leave five hundred trees there DESERT
Up to get the knight back at first RISEN
What a row from the sound of the shed! TIER
Will it stick to the strap around the South? RESIN
With your lug your soiled, perhaps EARTHY