Irish Times (Crosaire) - Nov 20 2006

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18 down is one of one of two (3, 5) REDSUITS
At last after five for the cellar, by the sound of it VEND
Bisect this - at last I won't get the TUC back CUTINTWO
By and by you don't know who, in short ANON
Does one deal with ruddy painting back there? TRADER
Except for this it's minus one in France UNLESS
For the church there seems to be a conservative alternative ORATORY
For the church will nobody be like her, by the sound of it? NONE
Has the sow any end that's so wooden? MAHOGANY
Have too much of a bowling affair? OVERDO
How you get paid for your keep RETAINER
In the church, he will certainly lose such a weight of hair TONSURE
In, in twice, never out LINING
Is noisy once more? RESOUNDS
It's crucial to be so adverse CRITICAL
Kind may be kind NATURE
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One will always beat such a bid ONEHEART
Planed so late in the day EVEN
Receded, by the sound of it, if e's worn RESOWN
Release that place in Africa to let it leave FREETOGO
Shut up in the form of an ode, but not shut up OPENED
Stop so as to ward this, perhaps DRAWUP
The top has got a thin, twisted end ZENITH
They may be hurt if you pay so much for the fishes FEELINGS
They take what comes as a matter of course DINERS
They're grand and healthy in the ship SWELLS
They're not let return EXILES
think over the side inside the corn CONSIDER
Watch this or it might strike one once more REPEATER
Well off at last, but never well off altogether OSTRICH
Why, what transport did you use? HOWCOME
You'll need to get it straight: going fishing after tea? TANGLING