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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd August 1998

    There are 69 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd August 1998. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Court conference
    AAcross 8: Cakes of a sort
    AAcross 13: Gotham City do-gooder
    AAcross 19: It began around 1100 B.C. in Europe
    AAcross 20: Fires
    AAcross 21: In a New York minute
    AAcross 22: 1960's foursome
    AAcross 23: Monumental foursome
    AAcross 25: 1996 Tony winner
    AAcross 26: Tight
    AAcross 27: You wouldn't want to be caught in one
    AAcross 28: Bean ___
    AAcross 29: Singer in a field
    AAcross 32: ___ Varner, Faulkner womanEULA
    AAcross 33: German electricity-producing city
    AAcross 35: Baseball stats
    AAcross 36: Photographer Goldin
    AAcross 37: Silent
    AAcross 39: Tin Pan Alley org.ASCAP
    AAcross 44: Noncash deposit
    AAcross 45: Literary foursomeLITTLEWOMEN
    AAcross 48: ___-ran
    AAcross 49: Semiannual occurrence
    AAcross 51: Components of some campaigns
    AAcross 52: Country club figure
    AAcross 53: Pitch
    AAcross 54: Ransom ___ OldsELI
    AAcross 55: Fields of activity
    AAcross 57: Certain turn-on
    AAcross 58: "O For a Thousand Tongues" composer
    AAcross 59: Changes a file listing, e.g.
    AAcross 61: Not staccato
    AAcross 65: French F.B.I.SURETE
    AAcross 67: Con: Var.
    AAcross 68: Critical foursomeTOPRATING
    AAcross 71: White wine aperitif
    AAcross 72: Native-born Israelis
    AAcross 75: Fenway Park locale
    AAcross 76: Their words are divine
    AAcross 80: Get via roving eyes
    AAcross 81: Outwits
    AAcross 83: Tex-Mex snacks
    AAcross 85: "Eldorado" rock groupELO
    AAcross 86: Bickerer in the "Iliad"
    AAcross 87: ___ de Triomphe
    AAcross 88: "We ___ the World"
    AAcross 90: Rocky Mountain passLOVELAND
    AAcross 92: Bankrolls
    AAcross 93: Court foursomeDOUBLESGAME
    AAcross 96: Dedicated
    AAcross 97: Symbols of obstinacy
    AAcross 99: A "Doctor Zhivago" setting
    AAcross 100: One of Ophelia's flowers
    AAcross 101: Tennis legend LacosteRENE
    AAcross 102: Super Bowl XXXII outcome
    AAcross 104: Some Pablo Neruda works
    AAcross 106: Enters cyberspaceLOGSON
    AAcross 108: Duchamp contemporary
    AAcross 111: "The Crying Game" starREA
    AAcross 112: Home of Ephesus
    AAcross 114: Corn ___
    AAcross 115: TV foursomeSEINFELDSTARS
    AAcross 118: Annual foursome
    AAcross 122: What une plume writes onPAPIER
    AAcross 123: Scroogelike
    AAcross 124: Rustled
    AAcross 125: Devotes
    AAcross 126: Brahman, e.g.
    AAcross 127: Spanish saint and namesakesTERESAS
    DDown 1: Rival, perhaps
    DDown 2: Dander
    DDown 3: Edmond O'Brien film noir, 1950
    DDown 4: Consigns
    DDown 5: Bundles
    DDown 6: Mulder of "The X-Files," for one
    DDown 7: Word with cure or room
    DDown 8: Barbecue
    DDown 9: Overdid the flattery
    DDown 10: Jolly Roger feature
    DDown 11: Like Radio City Music Hall
    DDown 12: Latvia, once: Abbr.SSR
    DDown 13: Ellington contemporaryBASIE
    DDown 14: Greek Minerva
    DDown 15: Nursery rhyme boy
    DDown 16: Alphabetical foursomeMNOP
    DDown 17: Prefix with phobiaACRO
    DDown 18: Indigence
    DDown 20: Total
    DDown 24: Overcoats
    DDown 29: Inferior
    DDown 30: Jim Palmer was one
    DDown 31: Yuletide foursomeCALLINGBIRDS
    DDown 32: Like Baby Bear's porridge
    DDown 34: Noted alpine tunnelSIMPLON
    DDown 36: Like Miss Congeniality
    DDown 38: Cries on seeing a cute babyAWS
    DDown 40: Like "The Bonfire of the Vanities"
    DDown 41: Lucky foursome
    DDown 42: It may be fixed
    DDown 43: Oater group
    DDown 45: Bills paid in Italy
    DDown 46: Surgeons' tools
    DDown 47: Signs of approval
    DDown 50: Bucs' home
    DDown 56: Ken-L Ration competitorALPO
    DDown 60: Lackland, e.g.
    DDown 60: Lackland, e.g.
    DDown 62: Rod
    DDown 63: Does penance
    DDown 64: The housewife in "Diary of a Mad Housewife"TINA
    DDown 66: Decree
    DDown 69: Way out of the public eye
    DDown 70: "Get outta here!"
    DDown 72: Either end of Alaska
    DDown 73: Parts
    DDown 74: Variety of herring
    DDown 77: Tramp
    DDown 78: Weather whipping boy
    DDown 79: Soaked
    DDown 82: Awakening
    DDown 84: Santa ___CLAUS
    DDown 88: Penultimate word of Warner Brothers cartoons
    DDown 89: Like the sound of a gong
    DDown 91: Big tips
    DDown 94: Castro's predecessorBATISTA
    DDown 95: Kind of spoon
    DDown 98: Went through channels?
    DDown 103: Squints (at)
    DDown 105: Sad music
    DDown 106: "Gigi" composer
    DDown 107: "Live"
    DDown 108: Venomous ones
    DDown 109: Gather
    DDown 110: "___ down now!"
    DDown 113: Miss in a 1934 song
    DDown 114: Sound before "Yeah, you!"
    DDown 116: Palindromic diaristNIN
    DDown 117: U.S. Army medalDSC
    DDown 119: Words of understanding
    DDown 120: Org. in the Mapplethorpe brouhahaNEA
    DDown 121: Newsmaking 60's grp.SDS
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