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Irish Times (Crosaire) May 27 2011

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A little salmon leg, sir? GRILSE
About to have a point back for business TRADER
After ten there was no turn for its teeth TENONSAW
Always weds before this THURSDAY
Approximately a middle of 24 across ABOUT
Are, in short, what I have, in short, to split this RIVE
At first Father turns to 11 across at first for a stick ADHERE
Dial about Ms, sad to say DISMAL
Festive, perhaps, in this direction EASTERLY
Fifty more would be thought to make this perfect IDEA
For a song she has it on the rocks SIREN
Frank had a meal when sitting the examination CANDIDATE
Give a sleeping pill to one that's calm already? SEDATE
He has one on trial TASTER
How divine to have been such a bad leader ADDLED
How natural not to have a craft ARTLESS
How topping to have had a bee! BEHEAD
It needs strength to have this about 30 across, in short HEAVE
May be charged with a salt, by the sound of it BATTERY
No trouble to have got in with a TD and made fun of him TEASED
One can always get it by the sound of it THEEAR
One has a backward, stringy lass around SISAL
Seeing that this could be getting to grips with it BEHOLDING
Soon up at last to have them hanging around NOOSES
That meat sounds dear VENISON
That's enough to give one a start OUTSET
The broken toe she has at this point HERETO
The Hun, though confused, is not damaged over the rut UNHURT
There's room there for the engines of the aircraft 'e can sell NACELLES
They support Mother in her old corset MAINSTAYS
They're not sure what to do with the stub DOUBTS
They're puzzling how to get 'er into the stymies MYSTERIES
This will make a seat for the start of 33 across EAST
What happens to be made after twelve? AMENDS
Wide open to being bored YAWNING
With this 31 across might be in pain for part of the speech NOUN
A little salmon leg, sir? GRILSE
About to have a point back for business TRADER
After ten there was no turn for its teeth TENONSAW
Always weds before this THURSDAY
Approximately a middle of 24 across ABOUT
Are, in short, what I have, in short, to split this RIVE
At first Father turns to 11 across at first for a stick ADHERE
Dial about Ms, sad to say DISMAL
Festive, perhaps, in this direction EASTERLY
Fifty more would be thought to make this perfect IDEA
For a song she has it on the rocks SIREN
Frank had a meal when sitting the examination CANDIDATE
Give a sleeping pill to one that's calm already? SEDATE
He has one on trial TASTER
How divine to have been such a bad leader ADDLED
How natural not to have a craft ARTLESS
How topping to have had a bee! BEHEAD
It needs strength to have this about 30 across, in short HEAVE
May be charged with a salt, by the sound of it BATTERY
No trouble to have got in with a TD and made fun of him TEASED
One can always get it by the sound of it THEEAR
One has a backward, stringy lass around SISAL
Seeing that this could be getting to grips with it BEHOLDING
Soon up at last to have them hanging around NOOSES
That meat sounds dear VENISON
That's enough to give one a start OUTSET
The broken toe she has at this point HERETO
The Hun, though confused, is not damaged over the rut UNHURT
There's room there for the engines of the aircraft 'e can sell NACELLES
They support Mother in her old corset MAINSTAYS
They're not sure what to do with the stub DOUBTS
They're puzzling how to get 'er into the stymies MYSTERIES
This will make a seat for the start of 33 across EAST
What happens to be made after twelve? AMENDS
Wide open to being bored YAWNING
With this 31 across might be in pain for part of the speech NOUN
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