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Irish Times (Crosaire) Jan 24 2012

ClueAnswer
5, 10, 50 in what's played! VIOLIN
A gal's mate admits one lieutenant gives the word preceding the sentence GUILTY
A third of a Latin dance in, was back for a feller! CHAINSAW
Absurd shirt that's charged and overly dramatic HISTRIONIC
Agreed, losing heart as did 'The Picture of Dorian Gray' AGED
Angle with Ulster, inside close FINISH
Angry the Microsoft product upset lovers, and you! CROSSWORDSOLVER
Be working away and get lost BEATIT
Hang loose in some oriental country fur CHINCHILLA
I've designed fifty-one of seven for Salome VEIL
It's as well it's Capone's ring ALSO
Maybe a king and queen about royal society in Dublin? CARDS
Maybe booze in, to ten? I cannot! INTOXICANT
Mire where the animals eat MANGER
Most like a V for clothing? VEST
Moves slowly to find one revolutionary in the Poles INCHES
Native ending up in debts INDIGENOUS
Not in a fleet take-off FLEE
Plumbago, and hydrogen with it, in the fruit of the vine GRAPHITE
Ponder getting a drink, just one with Nathaniel RUMINATE
Queen Dido's home reveals a tattered chart to a historic time CARTHAGE
Spot it in the southeast SITE
States there's nothing in gambling and greed, say VOICES
The little devil goes here and there and gets better IMPROVES
The result changed with a horse on the inside making great effort STRUGGLE
They won't work for seniors holding a kid's cycle STRIKERS
Unmoved, one poles it you heard INSITU
Wise taking in a damaged boat to vandalise SABOTAGE
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