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Irish Times (Simplex) Nov 12 2002

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''Hell hath no . . . . like a woman scorned'' FURY
''Monday's child is fair . . . . . .'' OFFACE
''You can't make a silk purse out of . . . . . . . .'' ASOWSEAR
A coarse scolding woman of piscine origin FISHWIFE
Ancient hairy elephants MAMMOTHS
Cause or logic REASON
Ceremonial chair for bishop or king THRONE
Chaste sort of swindlers CHEATS
Cover for a wheel TYRE
Device for straining water from food COLANDER
Drastic and thorough, as reforms may be RADICAL
Fences of bushes HEDGES
For ever and ever ETERNITY
Informally, very many UMPTEEN
It neutralises acid ALKALI
Italian region between Alps and Po LOMBARDY
Make assessment of worth EVALUATE
Maunder along without weapons UNARMED
Notorious, having a very bad reputation INFAMOUS
Of food, covered with alcohol and set alight FLAMBE
Ornament on a pin BROOCH
Payments made for upkeep of church DUES
Primes to laugh affectedly SIMPER
Prolonged feud as in Sicily VENDETTA
Proud and overbearing, feeling superior ARROGANT
Rubbish strewn about LITTER
Ruin or undermine UNDO
Scolds and reproaches UPBRAIDS
Shape of a spring SPIRAL
Stapler for a book of psalms PSALTER
Steal . . . . . . . .; gain an advantage over AMARCHON
Succeed in getting or doing ATTAIN
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