Irish Times (Crosaire) - Sep 26 2003

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A river coming in sheets under the short street STREAM
Are, in short, feeling frightful among those that are late DREAD
Argue with the girl to try to change her ALTERCATE
Bit each APIECE
By the sound of it, that's something you'd never meet on the table at last VEGETABLE
Come to a winding river ARRIVE
Do they cut what one might listen to in th ship? SHEARS
Does he give weight to the men and women of the church? SEXTON
Don't see how one might close this EYELID
Even to follow the car will make it turn over and scrape the bottom CAREEN
Everyone you phone to is so attractive ALLURING
For those that have a title, it turns up in fat fowl CAPTIONS
Friends get to die if they're so shaky PALSIED
Holding this for a decade, by the sound of it TENURE
How 'e might make up a parcel with prawn ENWRAP
How noon is enough to make one be in tears ONIONS
How one's got to double figures in a hurry HASTEN
How work has been placed to be anti OPPOSED
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I printed this in a bold type of way INTREPID
Is the South in tears over the brush it's been having? SWEEPING
Like the grain of the ox, perhaps OATEN
Listen how to join forces ENLIST
Might they be fired from the shoulder? ARMS
Mother, can I get all twisted and go off my head? (6)f MANIAC
Next comes a flank at length ALONGSIDE
Round the divine doctor there's not even less feeling, it seems ODDNUMBER
So as to be sick up, has a contact here and is willing LIAISON
Sounds as if that's the man will go on foot HEEL
Sounds like one's address ATTIRE
Tales traditionally come from their feet, it seems LEGENDS
There's nothing in the little dear owed from one, by the sound of it POET
There's nothing to start a river here NILE
Up here there could hardly be enough water for a naval vessel SLOOP
What a bore to finish in such an ungainly manner! (6) SPRAWL
What organ may be viewed about the plural, in short SPLEEN
With Pa in, it's a hundred the man has at last ACHES