Irish Times (Crosaire) - Mar 5 2008

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A god gets torn in bits about it at sea TRITON
A little tea will make 30 down very thin TISSUE
A swell, it all comes to naught TOO
Assert that one little end of 3 down may be in a tin INSIST
Bits of ice in her to a relative extent NIECE
By the sound of it, a kangaroo goes and gets wrinkled RUGOSE
By the sound of it, ate the leaves of this in volume OCTAVO
Could Fido go and lie unnoticed DOGGO
Da is raised like this PODIUM
Do they happen to be chances? OCCASIONS
Does he need a periscope to do his job? OVERSEER
Get stripes with them, sir TIGERS
His Majesty has lost weight, having been pondering, perhaps THINKING
Is it great to read it? GASMETER
It's argued that Edward might be urged to sound beastly MOOTED
It's rare for it to be less than five hundred and one UNDERDONE
Likes, perhaps, to be silly ASS
Long to write No in French PENNON
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Lucky it's not bad so to get around people GOODOMEN
Mummy has had such ISSUE
No ten on this to be liquidated AMORTISE
None left, all right USEDUP
Not seem slower of late, of course SUPPER
Not tied up, by the sound of it EBB
Old Mummy might be like this EGYPTIAN
One blooming girl for Harlequin COLUMBINE
One of them might be Mummy MATES
Slow the horse down to a trot, perhaps, when there's drink in it DECANTER
Stun a one of them, Sally AUNTS
That's a setback for that bloke Albert ALCOVE
That's forever what sounds as if there's no give in it KEEPS
That's the moral, I see ETHIC
They won't give in about what are so relative RESISTERS
Tied up to get brought in ROPED
With a BA, King gets being made so crusty PIE