Irish Times (Crosaire) - May 30 2011

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Arrived too much, perhaps, to have been victorious OVERCAME
At this point one is not to be believed - a grave matter HERELIES
Behead the little beasts for the need of the artists WEASELS
Beside them in the way of some sports ELEVEN
Counsel gets up and concludes ASCENDS
Dissolute Edward is not tight LOOSENED
Fetch her a clip in the water BATHER
Forever about ten outside this EXTERNAL
Gets it down swiftly SWALLOWS
Go after sounding so chaste PURSUE
Has the snow here OWNS
I'm poetic with the biscuits, in short IAMBICS
In short, you sprinted with us before Neptune URANUS
It's questionable if this will finish the job TASK
It's spread for a fat ram BUTTER
It's very difficult to have had the rest HARDEST
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Like the finest, so it's up never to be fired ASBESTOS
Look at me with the five hundred that appeared SEEMED
Rifle in a relative condition AKIN
Rubbish, as is one's wont REFUSE
That's just not working LEISURED
The Da comes up to promise, my boy, for living ADVOWSON
The moke I see at last for its old age JURASSIC
The weight of the little bed may be wool COTTON
There's a crafty way to make them pay the penalty FINEARTS
There's a shed round about with nothing in it BARREN
This always is at the end of the day nigh to tea DARKNESS
This worried the two, confused deer BOTHERED
To cut the top off, that would be frightfully wrong TERROR
Very little may be made of the moat ATOM
What does this tell us about those who are no more? RELATE
What one has to pay for a horse AMOUNT