Irish Times (Crosaire) - Aug 7 2007

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&&&&&&, of course VIANDS
42 following this? TEA
Angle around Ulster at last FINISH
Can the broken mast be staying in a way like this? STAMINA
Did he start at the pub for Peter Pan? BARRIE
Do this with this? ASK
Does Ireland have to be gathering at the capital of Germany? MUSTERING
Dress in an inflated sort of way, by the sound of it ATTIRE
Having lost his head, a Martian was good on the road SAMARITAN
His business is not to be an extremist MIDDLEMAN
How the sweet Academician's at home and gets dry RAISIN
How, perhaps, to make some sense of a Christmas poem? DECODE
In America, moose ELK
In this puzzle you can't be so mean - there isn't one DOONEDOWN
Instead of a car, take a 4 down to nail it DRIVEHOME
It will start from scratch; that sounds more like it GRATER
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It's for a driver to sound 17 across TEE
Ma's grind is to stop one being offensive DISARMING
Made fast, was sick at last NAILED
Making a pin in false hair clean? WIPING
Maybe this did be what he had at the 22 down WASHED
More than piggish, perhaps HAMMER
One may have an interest in this INCOME
Permission for her to go our with a boy? MANDATE
Right in front there's been a decapitation, it seems (4, 5) DEADAHEAD
The bishop is to find a use for 15 down OVERSEE
The habitual sort of speech for advertising? ADDICTION
The way to get gradually through college? BYDEGREES
What the Star in the East was in ASCENDANT
Where the French female is wet, perhaps LAUNDRY
With this, car fairies manage to look up? PERISCOPE
Without you, Arthur has what's crippling, so it is ARTHRITIS