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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 22nd August 1999

    There are 67 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd August 1999. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: "Prima Ballerina" artist
    AAcross 6: Hill of lawANITA
    AAcross 11: Chester Arthur's middle name
    AAcross 15: Marvel Comics superhero
    AAcross 19: Betel nut tree
    AAcross 20: Confined to one part of the body
    AAcross 21: U-shaped instrument
    AAcross 22: How some things strike
    AAcross 23: Using tape on a bulletin board?WITHHOLDINGTACKS
    AAcross 26: Part of the eye
    AAcross 27: Charades, basically
    AAcross 28: Most clever
    AAcross 29: Pell-___
    AAcross 30: Be near bankruptcy
    AAcross 31: Early 70's sitcomARNIE
    AAcross 32: Logo
    AAcross 34: Kind of twist
    AAcross 38: Some Brahms works
    AAcross 39: They probably don't think much of you
    AAcross 40: Convex molding
    AAcross 41: Furniture material
    AAcross 42: About 1% of the atmosphere
    AAcross 43: Headline about the Rolling Stones' leader's recovery?MICKSWELL
    AAcross 46: Noted work?
    AAcross 48: Way out
    AAcross 52: Order at the George & Dragon
    AAcross 53: Sea bordering KazakhstanARAL
    AAcross 54: Huge
    AAcross 55: Come into one's own
    AAcross 57: Certain chord
    AAcross 59: Library material
    AAcross 60: Memory
    AAcross 61: A-mazing animalsLABRATS
    AAcross 64: It involves many sharp turns
    AAcross 65: Big paperback publisherBERKLEY
    AAcross 66: Hit the big time
    AAcross 67: Chucks
    AAcross 68: Color wheel display
    AAcross 69: Kitchen tool
    AAcross 70: Neighbor of Mont.ALTA
    AAcross 71: It's said with a wave of the hand
    AAcross 72: Compass heading
    AAcross 75: Catch
    AAcross 76: Fleece
    AAcross 77: Blows to the head?EARWHACKS
    AAcross 80: Wallace cohort
    AAcross 83: Woman from Bethlehem
    AAcross 86: Sit up for
    AAcross 87: Dog treat
    AAcross 90: Brimless bonnet
    AAcross 91: Nixon policy
    AAcross 93: 1980's Sandinista leader
    AAcross 94: Director's option
    AAcross 95: Lister's abbr.
    AAcross 96: Gloomy
    AAcross 97: Having less shading
    AAcross 99: Game resembling pinball
    AAcross 104: "Civilization" director ThomasINCE
    AAcross 105: Soft drinks revealed?COKESOUTOFHIDING
    AAcross 107: She found success with Caesar
    AAcross 108: Purcell's "___ and Welcome Songs"
    AAcross 109: #2 Bill Withers hit of 1972USEME
    AAcross 110: Like some stocksNOPAR
    AAcross 111: Acetylacetone form
    AAcross 112: Common mixer
    AAcross 113: It may reflect well on you
    AAcross 114: Driving problem
    DDown 1: "Hi and Lois" family petDAWG
    DDown 2: Old railroad name
    DDown 3: Contracts
    DDown 4: One more than siebenACHT
    DDown 5: Towering desert plants: Var.
    DDown 6: Certain gene
    DDown 7: Silent votes
    DDown 8: Here, but not hereICI
    DDown 9: Serving of 52-Across
    DDown 10: Atlas Mountains locale
    DDown 11: Pop star MorissetteALANIS
    DDown 12: Université preceder
    DDown 13: Synagogue chests
    DDown 14: Kitty
    DDown 15: Cardsharp's technique?THUMBINDECKS
    DDown 16: Shantytown composition
    DDown 17: Food that may be folded
    DDown 18: Spheres
    DDown 24: "...___ You Ain't My Baby?" (1944 hit)ORIS
    DDown 25: Pavarotti's football feats?TENORSACKS
    DDown 33: What Mr. Brown can do, in a Dr. Seuss title
    DDown 34: Tomato variety
    DDown 35: Ungodliness
    DDown 36: Viva ___VOCE
    DDown 37: Source of a bugle call
    DDown 38: "Do ___!"
    DDown 39: Centimeter-gram-second unit
    DDown 41: Wrapped up
    DDown 42: Advance amount
    DDown 44: One taking orders
    DDown 45: The Depression and others
    DDown 47: Org. with many rules
    DDown 49: Kind of thermometer
    DDown 50: Hungry look
    DDown 51: Lean (on)
    DDown 54: Fancy home
    DDown 55: Previously
    DDown 56: Simple
    DDown 57: "The Breakfast of Charlatans"?TRICKSCEREAL
    DDown 58: Teen party
    DDown 59: "We're constantly attacked" and "the stockades are rotting"?FORTKNOCKS
    DDown 61: Punishment unit
    DDown 62: Janis's comic strip mateARLO
    DDown 63: Get-up-and-go
    DDown 64: Influence
    DDown 65: Philistine
    DDown 67: Locks
    DDown 68: Language with mostly monosyllabic words
    DDown 71: Covered with many small figures, in heraldry
    DDown 72: View electronically
    DDown 73: Stage presentation
    DDown 74: Italian duchess Beatrice d'___ESTE
    DDown 76: Red or black, e.g.
    DDown 78: Incubator activity
    DDown 79: Cow, maybe
    DDown 81: Hot time: Abbr.
    DDown 82: Bombs
    DDown 84: Like the oceans
    DDown 85: Beat in yardage
    DDown 87: Lace site
    DDown 88: Affixable, in a wayIRONON
    DDown 89: It may be laid on thick
    DDown 90: Mother ___
    DDown 91: What thunder may do
    DDown 92: Make permanent
    DDown 94: Like many gardens
    DDown 98: Fuss
    DDown 99: Fleshy fruit
    DDown 100: Favorite one
    DDown 101: Palm used for basketry
    DDown 102: Tree trunk bulge
    DDown 103: Ghoul
    DDown 106: Small peg
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