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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 1st September 1996

    There are 65 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 1st September 1996. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Labor Party, in EnglandTHELEFT
    AAcross 8: Not as outgoing
    AAcross 13: Cut
    AAcross 19: Upper jaw
    AAcross 20: Somnolent state
    AAcross 21: Filmdom's Peter
    AAcross 22: "Nobody wants justice"ALANDERSHOWITZ
    AAcross 24: New version
    AAcross 25: Passeport datum
    AAcross 26: Kitchen finishETTE
    AAcross 27: Puppet
    AAcross 29: Let go
    AAcross 30: "Vote early and vote often"
    AAcross 33: Dime ___
    AAcross 35: More divine
    AAcross 38: Work unit
    AAcross 40: Aristocratic beliefs
    AAcross 44: It's said to be not as lovely as a treeAPOEM
    AAcross 45: Comparative wordsASA
    AAcross 47: Grayish green
    AAcross 49: Excuse
    AAcross 50: "By the time we've made it, we've had it"MALCOLMFORBES
    AAcross 54: British parent, familiarly
    AAcross 55: Open school grp.PTA
    AAcross 56: Add-on
    AAcross 57: Reddish-brown gem
    AAcross 58: Squealer
    AAcross 59: Walk like a vamp
    AAcross 61: Honda rivalYAMAHA
    AAcross 64: Out of portTOSEA
    AAcross 66: Get but good
    AAcross 67: Word with ticket or rail
    AAcross 68: "I used to be Snow White, but I drifted"
    AAcross 70: Dawdle
    AAcross 71: Ring contents?
    AAcross 72: Fawn-colored antelope
    AAcross 73: Salvador's country, to Salvadorans
    AAcross 75: Act of law enforcement
    AAcross 78: Suffix with expertISE
    AAcross 79: Ho Chi Minh trail locale
    AAcross 80: Bill in the till
    AAcross 83: Social worker?
    AAcross 84: Constellation next to Scorpius
    AAcross 85: "It's not easy bein' green"KERMITTHEFROG
    AAcross 89: Start of a vol. 1 headingATO
    AAcross 90: Broadway's fate?
    AAcross 92: Some promos
    AAcross 93: Simpletons
    AAcross 94: Italian noblewoman
    AAcross 96: Georgia, once: Abbr.SSR
    AAcross 98: Supermarket device
    AAcross 100: Composer BrucknerANTON
    AAcross 101: "Start every day off with a smile and get it over with"
    AAcross 104: Quite a nose
    AAcross 107: Kind of kick
    AAcross 110: Song syllablesLALA
    AAcross 111: Curator's degree
    AAcross 114: Be pregnant
    AAcross 116: "If I were two-faced, would I be wearing this one?"
    AAcross 120: Magazine illustration
    AAcross 121: SpreeRANTAN
    AAcross 122: Broke out
    AAcross 123: Treeless tract
    AAcross 124: Impurity
    AAcross 125: Purchase incentives
    DDown 1: Govt. agent
    DDown 2: Ring to wear
    DDown 3: Midyear, e.g.
    DDown 4: Author ___ Yutang
    DDown 5: Years ago, years ago
    DDown 6: Overcharge
    DDown 7: Dentist's target
    DDown 8: Angel's wishSRO
    DDown 9: Nautical rope
    DDown 10: Monogram feature: Abbr.INIT
    DDown 11: Prefix with -morphicECTO
    DDown 12: Gerrymanders
    DDown 13: "Every time a friend succeeds, I die a little"
    DDown 14: Bothered, with "at"
    DDown 15: Iman, at birth
    DDown 16: Imposture
    DDown 17: Sommer of filmELKE
    DDown 18: It's done
    DDown 20: One of TV's HuxtablesTHEO
    DDown 23: Indy 500 advertiser
    DDown 23: Indy 500 advertiser
    DDown 28: Automatons
    DDown 30: Actor McCowen
    DDown 31: Wheels for wheels
    DDown 32: Handy to
    DDown 34: Light cotton fabrics
    DDown 35: Foxes, e.g.
    DDown 36: Fire ___
    DDown 37: "You'd be surprised how much it costs to look this cheap"DOLLYPARTON
    DDown 39: Bribed, so to speak
    DDown 41: "Everything you see I owe to spaghetti"
    DDown 42: In an unspeakable way
    DDown 43: Talented one
    DDown 45: House supportAFRAME
    DDown 46: Do lawn work
    DDown 48: Adlai's 1956 running mateESTES
    DDown 51: Grueling 3-Down, for shortLSAT
    DDown 52: ___-jonggMAH
    DDown 53: Comparatively tanned
    DDown 60: Ankles, anatomically
    DDown 62: Der ___ (Adenauer)ALTE
    DDown 63: Wrong
    DDown 64: Some wedding giftsTEASETS
    DDown 65: Diamond statsATBATS
    DDown 67: The way of the gods
    DDown 69: Equally
    DDown 70: Track event
    DDown 74: Twaddle
    DDown 75: W.W. II participant
    DDown 76: "Wit is educated insolence"
    DDown 77: Judge
    DDown 79: Stopper
    DDown 81: Detecting ability
    DDown 82: Elbe tributary
    DDown 86: Dramatist Connelly
    DDown 87: Mild oath
    DDown 88: Peaty areas
    DDown 91: Roof type
    DDown 95: Fill
    DDown 95: Fill
    DDown 97: Workout garb
    DDown 98: Popular product
    DDown 99: 1948 Oscar winner TrevorCLAIRE
    DDown 102: Bakery offering
    DDown 103: Cartesian wordsIAM
    DDown 104: Drinks: Abbr.BEVS
    DDown 105: Kind of poll
    DDown 106: Place for a vault
    DDown 108: Construction pieceIBAR
    DDown 109: Fleming villainDRNO
    DDown 111: Early feminist Lucretia
    DDown 112: Vamoose
    DDown 113: Common connections
    DDown 115: Climax
    DDown 117: Owns
    DDown 118: Gist
    DDown 119: Tax consultant, often
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