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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 28th July 1996

    There are 66 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 28th July 1996. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Mel Torme piece
    AAcross 5: One who can take a joke
    AAcross 10: Gratified
    AAcross 14: Takeoff
    AAcross 19: ___-polyROLY
    AAcross 20: Fruit tree
    AAcross 21: ___Digest (old flying magazine)
    AAcross 22: The "C" in C. S. Lewis
    AAcross 23: Bulls and BearsTWOCHICAGOTEAMS
    AAcross 26: Havens
    AAcross 27: City near Horseshoe Curve
    AAcross 28: Follows illegally
    AAcross 29: Clear
    AAcross 30: "Don't Worry Kyoko" singer
    AAcross 31: Uganda's AminIDI
    AAcross 32: Withered
    AAcross 33: Triple witching hourSCENEFROMMACBETH
    AAcross 41: Fill (up)
    AAcross 45: Ballet's___marche
    AAcross 46: Spurious
    AAcross 47: "Orfeo ed Euridice" soprano
    AAcross 48: Double-reed
    AAcross 49: Mountain-climbing challenges
    AAcross 52: Symbol of noncaring
    AAcross 53: Abecedarian phrase
    AAcross 54: Starting point
    AAcross 55: StockholderCORRALFORCATTLE
    AAcross 59: Act rudely on the dance floor
    AAcross 59: Act rudely on the dance floor
    AAcross 60: Amphitheaters
    AAcross 61: "___Johnny!"
    AAcross 62: Hens, in a way
    AAcross 63: Pants material
    AAcross 64: Illustrious
    AAcross 65: Intensive care conditions
    AAcross 66: Throughout, in music
    AAcross 68: Lowly ones
    AAcross 69: Partner of won
    AAcross 70: "___Muchachos" (1932 song)
    AAcross 71: Watered stockCOWSATTHETROUGH
    AAcross 76: Kind of help
    AAcross 77: Downwind
    AAcross 78: Facilitation
    AAcross 79: Come out the same
    AAcross 80: Eurasian duck
    AAcross 81: Fortas and BurrowsABES
    AAcross 82: Villa features
    AAcross 84: Bibliographical suffix
    AAcross 85: Maneuverable
    AAcross 86: Book valueCOSTOFBESTSELLER
    AAcross 91: Start for "Around" and "Ideas" in song titlesIGET
    AAcross 93: Comedian Bill, to friends
    AAcross 94: Raven maniac?
    AAcross 95: Country with its shape on its flag
    AAcross 98: Bursts of energy
    AAcross 101: Like Sibelius
    AAcross 105: Words never "heard" on stage
    AAcross 106: Street nameWALLMAINORSTATE
    AAcross 108: Certain second-hand items
    AAcross 109: Impression
    AAcross 110: Off the wall
    AAcross 111: Prince of operaIGOR
    AAcross 112: Code subject
    AAcross 113: In the vicinity
    AAcross 114: Privations
    AAcross 115: Trims, as a tree
    DDown 1: Abbr. on a letter to SpainSRTA
    DDown 2: Hood
    DDown 3: Loads
    DDown 4: Forbes 400 sort
    DDown 5: Corporate split
    DDown 5: Corporate split
    DDown 6: South American rodent
    DDown 7: 1940's inflation fighter: Abbr.OPA
    DDown 8: Poverty, so to speak
    DDown 9: Double-cross
    DDown 10: Manx language family
    DDown 11: Reporter's news source
    DDown 12: Treaty subject
    DDown 13: Computer acronym
    DDown 14: Ransack
    DDown 15: Spot marketPLACETOBUYADOG
    DDown 16: Compiegne's riverOISE
    DDown 17: Hot spot
    DDown 18: Event suffix
    DDown 24: Fine-tune
    DDown 25: Vocal fanfareTADA
    DDown 29: Old-time comic Lew
    DDown 32: Go piece
    DDown 33: Juvenile protection grp.SPCC
    DDown 34: Dear, in TuscanyCARO
    DDown 35: Comic dictionary compiler EvanESAR
    DDown 36: Chance happening
    DDown 37: Musical medleys
    DDown 38: Prelate's title: Abbr.MSGR
    DDown 39: Like juicy turkeys
    DDown 40: 1964 Disney boy and othersEMILS
    DDown 42: Slows down
    DDown 43: Private replyNOSIR
    DDown 44: Wails
    DDown 50: Odd lotGROUPOFWEIRDOS
    DDown 51: Bank patrons
    DDown 53: Still
    DDown 56: Fill a hold
    DDown 57: Don't sit on the fence
    DDown 58: Prudential competitorAETNA
    DDown 59: Brownie
    DDown 62: Spoils
    DDown 63: Happy face
    DDown 64: Most up-to-date
    DDown 65: Help revise
    DDown 66: Nickname for Sarah Vaughan
    DDown 67: Puffiness
    DDown 68: Explorers' destinations
    DDown 69: Fan sounds
    DDown 71: Bruce___, Fay Wray's "King Kong" co-star
    DDown 72: Site of some Sargent paintings
    DDown 73: River to the CaspianURAL
    DDown 74: Barry of "Bat Masterson"
    DDown 75: Audition
    DDown 81: Whizzes
    DDown 82: Sit on one's hands?
    DDown 83: Has dreams
    DDown 87: Eyepiece, in jargon
    DDown 88: Mold
    DDown 89: Years on end
    DDown 90: Campbell's variety
    DDown 92: It can be wild
    DDown 95: It can be wild
    DDown 96: European river that connects a network of canalsYSER
    DDown 97: Mouthpiece?
    DDown 98: "No Ordinary Love" singer
    DDown 99: Appeal
    DDown 100: Kind of curve
    DDown 101: Affectionate
    DDown 102: Othello's ancient
    DDown 103: Knock off
    DDown 104: For the lady
    DDown 106: Success
    DDown 107: Scottish dissent
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