Irish Times (Crosaire) - Nov 11 2006

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A C.A. might so get dogged in a number of ways NINE
And the rest, in short, he had drawn cuttingly ETCHED
At last she is seen to follow about you ENSUE
Begins to listen for the last sort of transport one would need HEARSE
Berth with this direction would just be NORTH
Can they stand having to hold the canvases? EASELS
Children who get bad ones, their fathers go off pop with them REPORTS
Consider to have been in a rush to have got back REDEEMED
Down with this would be so a king, perhaps (4) POUR
Got to be like this BECAME
Has been served up again in her REHASH
Having 15 across ASCENSION
He made play of what was in the forest or up there PINERO
He runs the show, being professional and crude PRODUCER
How stupid to be so unfeeling! SENSELESS
How testy the former morning can make one EXAM
In at the double, in with the drink WINING
Indebted to this one would see red OVERDRAWN
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Lead in this to a point that sounds right PENCIL
One foot of transport for the young SCOOTERS
One is to be found in a crab, in a manner of speaking ARABIC
One may err about the tent, it seems, and make an 18 across fuss RIOTER
One of them might have good hope of keeping the rain off CAPES
She's a bit miserable RATHER
So to have done better would have made one shout OUTSHONE
Stand in about now in the matter of the gift REPRESENT
Starting a perfume at last NASCENT
The knight starts to get back up RISEN
The overturned saucepan is light red STOP
The point of this is one wants to get to the top in church ASPIRES
The sect of a section of the play, by the sound of it ESSENE
The traditional tale of the foot? LEGEND
There's no saving a postscript up here before it finishes SPENDS
Under the bottom it will go bad in the end SADDLE
What a fierce, blooming scent around the North! VIOLENT
What a rotter that worm backward Sidney may be CADDIS