Irish Times (Simplex) - Sep 19 2002

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. . . . . . Alley is the world of composers and publisher of popular music, once a New York district TINPAN
A restricted eating regime DIET
Accustomed baby to take food other then milk WEANED
Animal manure DUNG
Biased or unfair PARTIAL
Big dogs trained to pull sledges in Arctic HUSKIES
Brendan . . . . . wrote ''Borstal Boy'' BEHAN
Collection of pus formed in body ABSCESS
Consequence or effect RESULT
Deep groove as in a lane RUT
Fine cotton or smooth grass LAWN
Fundamental, elementary BASIC
Grovel in fear COWER
Guy . . . . . . burned in effigy on Nov 5th FAWKES
Hard rock from Tangier GRANITE
He fiddled while Rome burned NERO
Hermit, loner RECLUSE
Hypocritical talk - sounds negative CANT
It attracts iron MAGNET
Lack of vitality, listlessness LANGOUR
Large ship as for carrying oil TANKER
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Length of thread in centre of candle WICK
Makes harsh noise by rubbing GRATES
Not among the first three in race ALSORAN
Of land, ploughed but left unplanted FALLOW
Permit or concede ALLOW
Popular name for tetanus LOCKJAW
Pull or drag along behind TOW
Puts together in makeshift or dishonest way FUDGES
Ranged about with male goose GANDER
Rose high in flight SOARED
S American country, capital Quito ECUADOR
Scolded continuously NAGGED
Shape and style as of book FORMAT
Shoved tightly between other things WEDGED
Substance used in medicine, often abused DRUG
Suspend in front of Glenda DANGLE
The supreme Norse god and creator ODIN
This dozen is 13 BAKERS
Try to do as well as, follow example EMULATE
Wager, gamble BET
Wise saying or cutting tool SAW