Irish Times (Crosaire) - Sep 13 2010

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'After it comes on foot, leaves on it at last (8)' SHOETREE
'I get hers around 51 from Yorkshire, perhaps (6)' RELISH
'In the habit of a divine doctor, I see, Edward (8)' ADDICTED
'That's not natural for him and her, by the sound of it (3-4)' MANMADE
'What a fool you'd be to be such a new-born satellite, perhaps (8)' MOONCALF
A jerk of Egyptian origin in the church COPTIC
A pair with one that's precious in one at the end GEMINI
A periscope would help one to pardon this OVERLOOK
A poor turn inside makes one limp DROOPS
Cut off a half-hundred in more ways than one SEVERAL
Did not give in what is in having had a break RESISTED
Elsie and Ma are not rough together CALM
Father has the sole right to pitch it PATENT
For the dead or colourless PALLOR
Get one's sound teeth into this in a select manner CHOOSE
Getting in a position for a strike STANCE
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He has this terror of the Spanish HISPANIC
I had a meal in this for a start INITIATE
In turn she claims to be herself from Jane Austen EMMA
Is it a trial for the doctor to have one? PRACTICE
Might he pass to makes such figures SHAPES
No pro would undertake such phony singing ANTI
Not the sole job for the scrum to have done HEELED
Number nine tee is between the South and the North SIXTEEN
Russell's the start of this affected one AESTHETE
So cold-blooded as to sound the opposite end on foot to 9 across TOAD
That's enough to make Con fine RESTRICT
The blooming song is wistful at the beginning WISTARIA
They feel they might serve to have been decapitated NERVES
To make it plain I see it at the end EXPLICIT
What a foul sound! CACKLE
What one ate besides this? OCTAGON