Irish Times (Crosaire) - Jul 14 2007

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A crooked cut with one on the end for lots there AUCTION
A tin in the tooth on the outside COATING
Although already in possession, would be in a hurry to get a further ten HAS
An addition in the plate to make it blue enough to eat DANISH
An air or a sound AURA
Block on foot STANDINTHEWAY
Claim to be inside in the town TAVERN
Compact in a rank manner SERRIED
Forbid a single T to come low among the 5 down BARONET
Gathering the soles there? UNDERSTANDING
Gets 'ot as a matter of course EATS
He made the dream of Gerontius regal ELGAR
In the end it seems a masculine sort of response AMEN
In the manner of a shaky writer in the wood ASPEN
It might be you, Ma, that's so cruel there INHUMAN
Just a bit maternal to Pearl NACRE
Just a little bit maternal at last MINIMUM
Might be brave of Father to get on the phone DARING
Might be brave, but not in the subcontinent INDIAN
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Not altogether keen on that PARTIAL
Not in flight to begin with STANDINGSTART
Pickles of 31 across come with this FIRE
Sheer grit enabled her to deal with the chop in this SAND
Such pupils are past the salt of Ulster ALUMNI
That's what gets driven five-in-hand for clipping NAIL
The lad turns first-rate when he gets to the head of his church with the French and Ma (5) DALAI
The tax I can make for the head of his church there VATICAN
They all come at the beginning of November but are not in the ship SAINTS
They are regularly soldiers that are not liars, by the sound of them ASTANDINGARMY
They're entitled to be like that NOBLES
This could be such a matchless thing NON
This king is not what this is made of, by the sound of it SAC
This makes one hesitant, in a manner of speaking STAMMER
To be fired makes the South more than warm SHOT
Too bad a girl has lost her bottom! ALAS
What a blooming fool one would be to get involved in American intelligence CASSIA
You find 'er in a sort of country railway TERRAIN
You'll find this over in England, too AND