Irish Times (Crosaire) - Feb 22 2010

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Below the South the bird's crop gets to New York and gets thin SCRAWNY
Blare about our man of work LABOURER
By the sound of it, never by drink at last SALE
Counsel is finishing up ASCENDING
Currently, I'm two, by the sound of it AMPERE
Determined to sound like 14 across WOULD
Excise at one remove CUTITOUT
Fine stuff for the week's end in this SATIN
Go courting hundreds? WOOD
In come from 7 down for 'er RETURN
Inclined to plod around the side LOPSIDED
Indeed one may be feeling low about the papers DEPRESSED
It's more than cute to get wire around fifty-one WILIER
Leaves little sound of decay with the French RUSTLE
May one disc lose this once more? REOPEN
No props needed to keep them up JETS
Not the sole support of the unaspirated EELS
Nothing odd at the end this side ELEVEN
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Of late in this one perhaps listens to the East HEARSE
One was born about it across from Ireland BRITON
Reckon just how stupid she is, perhaps ASSESS
Return from investment DIVIDEND
Seems the girl will be an angler, but it's hard outside SHELLFISH
That mischievous creature may tie in the end your tripes in a knot SPRITE
The jade has just about dug to 12 across ADJUDGE
The shade that 6 down may fly for GREEN
The suckers are concealed in sap APHIDS
The turn of what's left for 14 across FOREST
The two boys came to a stop HALTED
Their work is all for show USHERS
There could be such a thorn in Ulster NORTH
They get six feet into religious bodies INSECTS
This fails to win about nothing makes it not so fast LOOSES
Wandered at last to get eggs like this SCRAMBLED
We of the Times have our employments USAGES
Where you learn to clog one of 30 across COLLEGE