Irish Times (Crosaire) - Aug 21 2003

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A rubber man? MASSEUR
A tin like this is blooming prickly (8) ACANTHUS
Ann might tell everyone about anything so light OUNCE
As there's a twister around, one might stand for an artist EASEL
By way of communication it's quite unsound LIPREADING
Declared that one preyed around, I see PREDICATED
Earthed, perhaps, and got into shape MOULDED
Given that this is the one now in charge of the Irish Times PRESENTED
Hard to be not so steady? ROCKY
Have it out with d, not D WEED
How a sailor might be so wounding to his girl CUTLASS
I see he's the boy for 'er ERIC
Is a motor ever like the end of 15 across if she's ambitious? (6, 4) CAREERGIRL
Is the doctor just after making a plan for Bill, perhaps? (7) DRAFTER
Lurk for walie with it LIEINWAIT
Next thing to a head-on collision, it seems ABUTTING
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Not one of 10 across has a housew that's a mansion like his LORDMAYOR
One looks at and up to them PEERS
One of the beaters in the pack ACEOFCLUBS
Perhaps not ennobled in innumerable ways UNCOUNTED
She's getting on, but you'll miss her OLDMAID
Sounds as if the root of this is that there's precious little of it CARAT
Sounds as if you will record this being fired YULELOG
Subject to its being Pit & Co that make this TOPIC
The soft little way for shaving? PLANE
The sound of a slip-up when one takes a beastly drink LAPS
They hold just enough for shorts, lo up in the same way AMPOULES
This might throw some light on what's synthetic RAYON
Trifles with hundreds of supporters DALLIES
When one might go a mile with the meat for the meat MEALTIME
Where there's little to be found growing NURSERY
Yes, it's in the ship, in a manner of speaking SAYS