Irish Times (Crosaire) - Aug 9 2007

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21 down may be at the hub of things BOSS
A bias for green, white and orange, maybe COLOURED
A C.A. might be fishing for what's painful in the tail like this STING
A hundred of it in a rush for a repeater RECITED
Allowance for what is not allowed SANCTION
Beyond the East and sticks there PASTE
Bidding farewell to what's in the hair PARTING
Broken neck in the hay for hire HACKNEY
Capable of being out of bed as well, by the sound of it UPTO
Coming out to be taking action ISSUING
Different women of the Old Testament OTHER
Don't kill the whole of them - they're needed for replacement SPAREPARTS
Fishy foothold for feathered friends PERCH
Give instructions as a matter of course ORDERAMEAL
His work is high enough to put years on a fellow MANAGER
How Father gets through the Irish Times, for instance PAPER
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I likewise might sound like this SEER
In building, a barmy thing, by the sound of it, for odds and ends BRICABRAC
Might be babies with arms and babies with wings there STORKSNEST
Might one do a long tot? ADDER
Nervous of not being entirely offside ALLONEDGE
One gets practice within size or, by the sound of it, in the face of one who is patient DENTIST
Putting away once more is all for the better RESTORING
Re a son of wood, I see LOGIC
Ring bells in them PEALS
Sounds as if one has helped to have removed shoots on the side SUCCOURED
Sounds as if Robert is the murderer and going downhill fast BOBSLEIGHS
The part of the brain that makes me stupid and just a little more MEDULLA
There are twelve of them in Galway and they don't get knocked down NINEPINS
Three feet on what does not have a foot on board YARDARM
To hurry back like this would be wrong TROT
Would the police bury what's to be cut up? (8) INTERPOL