Irish Times (Crosaire) - Dec 13 2002

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Add a little X and some sugar to the south SWEETEN
All your four boys on board THESEASONS
At one stage or another the rate is crooked THEATRE
Before the picture, behind the car TRAILER
Get the arts back with one and ten more to limit like this STRAITEN
He has had a touch of the sun? TANGENT
How men make hinges with netting, perhaps ENMESHING
How we may be found in her cutting way HEWER
If one looks at the locomotive like this, it will make one tired, you see EYESTRAIN
If one were to add one's name in a diocese, one would get in for the present ASSIGNEE
It's not essential. See tea afterwards to get rid of it EXTRA
Let it be about nine, but not in the strict sense LENIENT
One has a relatively large watch BIGBROTHER
One has this toasted at the reception THEBRIDE
One might long to get 10 & 10 in 28 across up there EXTENSION
Only just a little water MERE
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Remove from the ground TAKEOFF
She came first around her mother WOMAN
Sounds as if one chews to make this PREFERENCE
Take off the top and it is not spoiled by this TAINT
That's never a CID matter like this ALKALINE
That's the band from the North to give it stick! SCOTCHTAPE
That's the river at the pass EXEAT
That's the way to cut Charles X down to size CHASTEN
That's what is sound in one NOISE
The one that ruled the waves? LINER
The Times gets one in for 28 across EONS
There isn't any thousand in a half-century, even in name NOMINAL
They turn out at night to use the knife STAB
They're not the sound of the Donegal glen TIES
To perform such a burial would cut across the sect INTER
When there's a broken oar around, the beast gets deranged and unwell ARMADILLO