Irish Times (Crosaire) - Dec 23 2013

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A plot overlooking Waterford city hospital department, in a manner of speaking ASITWERE
Australia is over rising international resistance to nice farewell AUREVOIR
Body found in doctor's organisation TORSO
Capable of leaving station to drill one of the workers TRAINMAN
Cross and admitting anger initially to upstart in idyllic place XANADU
Heard it read back to Laurence close to the kitchen LARDER
Inclined to be up for it in bank GRADIENT
Irish love Frenchmen bearing a little weight GRAMME
It¿s something to chew to resolve bitterness? Don¿t you just love it when you get back! SWEETREVENGE
Keeps time in no time if you do this! STOPWATCH
Look at advantage in court opinion VIEWPOINT
Looking back, orienteering exam hides bearing for water chestnuts CALTROPS
Love to catch informer around Brazilian city on Sabbath with songs for orchestras ORATORIOS
Newspaper to fight for journalistic space PRESSBOX
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Of course it sounds like it in a rough sort of way COARSE
Penny-pinching ¿ that¿s for small-minded person MEANIE
Rag torn by the greatest and largest wild sheep ARGALI
Someone with a device for dropping off after taking off BOMBER
Sounds like couple of things electrician would fix in football gear PAIROFSHORTS
Sounds like something Mick the Miller might be doing to the rabbit looking for the wife perhaps? RUNNINGAFTER
Swing on broken rest with older non-unionist SPINSTER
The priest who married father and mother of Jim Larkin? UNIONMAN
They¿re in the Tour de France for the homecoming and Da, for example STAGES
Turns up private secretary connects listening device in gaff SPEAR
Two fat ladies with two aces? As Wild Bill Hickok sees it, it¿s a dead man¿s hand! PAIROFEIGHTS
Uncontaminated drug looks like thick soup PUREE
Wartime bridge built over it, probably more famous than what went under it RIVERKWAI
Wave at Bond holding yours truly! WIELD