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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 17th September 1995

    There are 68 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 17th September 1995. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Problem for the wheelchair-bound
    AAcross 6: Dread
    AAcross 10: Cry of dreadOHNO
    AAcross 14: _____ a pigFATAS
    AAcross 19: Most common inert gas
    AAcross 20: Zhivago's loveLARA
    AAcross 21: Intensity
    AAcross 22: "______ Wanna Cry" (Mariah Carey hit)IDONT
    AAcross 23: LABOR ACTIVIST
    AAcross 25: GOVERNESS
    AAcross 27: Pattern of behavior
    AAcross 28: Mountain transport
    AAcross 30: Idle
    AAcross 31: French 101 verbETRE
    AAcross 32: Clear as mud
    AAcross 33: Urgent message
    AAcross 34: Do in the evening
    AAcross 37: Periphery
    AAcross 38: Embassy need
    AAcross 42: Indy winner in 1992 and '94UNSER
    AAcross 43: PIANISTJOHNERSKINE
    AAcross 45: Relative of -arianITE
    AAcross 46: Guide on the dance floor
    AAcross 47: Enticement
    AAcross 48: Snooty attitude
    AAcross 49: Sore spot
    AAcross 50: Transportation Dept. agcy.
    AAcross 51: TAXI DRIVER
    AAcross 55: Competed in the Tour de France
    AAcross 56: One of the AleutiansAMCHITKA
    AAcross 58: Felt off
    AAcross 59: Persistent pest
    AAcross 60: Reunion goers
    AAcross 61: Paths to success?
    AAcross 62: More steady-handed
    AAcross 63: Mr. C. portrayer on "Happy Days"BOSLEY
    AAcross 65: Ancient British monument
    AAcross 66: Break in a baseball scheduleOPENDATE
    AAcross 69: Oratorio solos
    AAcross 70: JAZZ DRUMMER
    AAcross 72: Brady Bill opponent
    AAcross 73: Lens holders
    AAcross 74: Things to eat
    AAcross 75: Airport counter nameAVIS
    AAcross 76: How a fool and his money are parted
    AAcross 77: Hiss partner
    AAcross 78: NURSE
    AAcross 82: Clear, in a way
    AAcross 82: Clear, in a way
    AAcross 83: Bills
    AAcross 85: Magic starONEAL
    AAcross 86: Zoo denizens
    AAcross 87: Russian pancake
    AAcross 88: Historical record
    AAcross 89: Butch's "Our Gang" palWOIM
    AAcross 90: The Scourge of God
    AAcross 93: "God _____"
    AAcross 94: ConservativesTHERIGHT
    AAcross 98: SCHOOLMASTER
    AAcross 100: LANDSCAPE PAINTER
    AAcross 102: Old wine _____ bottlesINNEW
    AAcross 103: Nightclub number
    AAcross 104: Elbow grease
    AAcross 105: Like some clothing styles
    AAcross 106: Yarn
    AAcross 107: Put to work for oneself
    AAcross 108: Understanding
    AAcross 109: Westphalian city
    DDown 1: Get smart with
    DDown 2: Poker card
    DDown 3: Alaska's first governorEGAN
    DDown 4: Mulled over
    DDown 5: Doozy
    DDown 6: Sweetheart
    DDown 7: Life of Riley
    DDown 8: "All the Things You _____"
    DDown 9: L.B.J. mentorRAYBURN
    DDown 10: Northern ArkansanOZARKER
    DDown 11: Shakespearean king
    DDown 12: Second startNANO
    DDown 13: Flamenco shout
    DDown 14: Telephone pole source
    DDown 15: Honored
    DDown 16: Kind of poem
    DDown 17: Six-footers
    DDown 18: Retain, in a way
    DDown 24: James Farmer's org.
    DDown 26: Scots' tots
    DDown 29: Itch
    DDown 32: Conductor from BombayMEHTA
    DDown 33: Dizzying itinerary
    DDown 34: Antibiotics' ancestor
    DDown 35: When "S.N.L." ends, in most placesONEAM
    DDown 36: BIOCHEMIST
    DDown 37: "And there you are!"
    DDown 38: Tackled moguls
    DDown 39: JOCKEYDICKFRANCIS
    DDown 40: Mrs. MertzETHEL
    DDown 41: Like some marshes
    DDown 43: Openers, at times
    DDown 44: Relievers' rewards
    DDown 47: Nuts
    DDown 49: Gave a hand to
    DDown 51: Tarzan's transportation
    DDown 52: Speak boastfully
    DDown 53: Elbow, essentially
    DDown 54: "Luck and Pluck" writer
    DDown 55: Old dance sites
    DDown 57: Pantomime dances
    DDown 59: Calvin Klein competitor
    DDown 61: Magazine's exhortation
    DDown 62: "For Whom the Bell Tolls" setting
    DDown 63: Singer BentonBARBI
    DDown 64: Where Rigel is
    DDown 65: Smarts
    DDown 66: '50s governor Faubus
    DDown 67: Swift's "A Modest Proposal," e.g.
    DDown 68: Furniture designer Charles
    DDown 70: Second-century physician
    DDown 71: Anwar's predecessorGAMAL
    DDown 74: Salon job
    DDown 76: Navigation unitsSEAMILES
    DDown 78: Tall and graceful
    DDown 79: Dulcet
    DDown 80: British legal societies
    DDown 81: Restaurant servicesTEASETS
    DDown 82: Synge title characterDEIRDRE
    DDown 84: _____ dictum
    DDown 86: Combatant of 1899
    DDown 88: Byrd book
    DDown 89: Moby-Dick
    DDown 90: Author Ahmed and othersALIS
    DDown 91: Part of a backpacker's pack
    DDown 92: "_____-Bungay" (Wells novel)TONO
    DDown 93: Cooling capacityBTUS
    DDown 94: Artemis, to Apollo
    DDown 95: Comes by
    DDown 96: Chinese calendar animal
    DDown 97: Video-game film of 1982
    DDown 99: Queue after RSTU
    DDown 101: Edmond O'Brien classic
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