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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 5th March 2000

    There are 66 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 5th March 2000. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: They're stuffed in delis
    AAcross 6: Train
    AAcross 11: Kids' gamePATACAKE
    AAcross 19: Jiggers?
    AAcross 20: Uncertain
    AAcross 21: Like pigs' feet
    AAcross 22: Julia Roberts/Hugh Grant filmNOTTINGHILL
    AAcross 24: Best-selling 1969 albumABBEYROAD
    AAcross 25: Willa Cather heroineANTONIA
    AAcross 26: John, Paul and George: Abbr.STS
    AAcross 27: Part of U.N.L.V.
    AAcross 28: Like 47-Down's bubbles
    AAcross 29: Kay Kyser's "___ Reveille"
    AAcross 30: He was Plato in "Rebel Without a Cause"
    AAcross 31: Emphatic type: Abbr.ITAL
    AAcross 33: Electrify
    AAcross 35: Sneaks one past
    AAcross 37: Radar gun wielder
    AAcross 39: Where Eliza Doolittle met Henry HigginsCOVENTGARDEN
    AAcross 45: Imagined
    AAcross 48: Dispositions
    AAcross 49: Have ___ at
    AAcross 50: Marmalade-loving bearPADDINGTON
    AAcross 54: Rama VII's domain
    AAcross 55: Gastronomic capital of France
    AAcross 56: ___ artery
    AAcross 57: At another time
    AAcross 57: At another time
    AAcross 59: Split
    AAcross 61: Refreshment stands
    AAcross 63: Köln's river
    AAcross 65: ___ four
    AAcross 66: Organ with a drum in it
    AAcross 67: Theme of this puzzleLONDONLOCALES
    AAcross 70: ___ Mochis, Mexico
    AAcross 73: Restaurant stack
    AAcross 74: Sinner's motivator?
    AAcross 75: "Fiddler on the Roof" setting
    AAcross 77: EyeballedGAPEDAT
    AAcross 80: Adventure
    AAcross 81: Sound
    AAcross 82: Felt bad about
    AAcross 83: Counterfeiters' nemesesTMEN
    AAcross 86: "Upstairs, Downstairs" settingEATONPLACE
    AAcross 89: "Fables in Slang" author
    AAcross 90: Semi drivers?
    AAcross 93: Hardly hardworking
    AAcross 94: Coarsely abusive language
    AAcross 97: Censor's subject
    AAcross 98: Spot for a parade
    AAcross 102: Nev. neighbor
    AAcross 103: Tel ___-JaffaAVIV
    AAcross 104: Not in the strike zone, maybe
    AAcross 106: Jeff Lynne's grp.ELO
    AAcross 107: Exemplar of grace
    AAcross 110: Tire trapper
    AAcross 112: Change pocket
    AAcross 114: Capacitates
    AAcross 116: "___ Blues" (1924 Paul Whiteman hit)LIMEHOUSE
    AAcross 119: British press, figuratively
    AAcross 121: Like some discussions
    AAcross 122: Party, e.g.
    AAcross 123: Needing kneading?
    AAcross 124: Certain bikeTENSPEED
    AAcross 125: Friday's creator
    AAcross 126: Full
    DDown 1: It's hung and beaten
    DDown 2: Unexpected, in a way
    DDown 3: Jot
    DDown 4: ReASTO
    DDown 5: They may need guards
    DDown 6: Come too
    DDown 6: Come too
    DDown 7: Shakespearean ending
    DDown 8: Tag lineASIS
    DDown 9: Bird, once
    DDown 10: One-named fashion designerHALSTON
    DDown 11: Sunscreen ingredient
    DDown 12: Finance workers, for short
    DDown 13: One up, e.g.
    DDown 14: In-case connector
    DDown 15: SALT II signer
    DDown 16: Yours, in ToursATOI
    DDown 17: New Jersey's ___ University
    DDown 18: Countercurrent
    DDown 21: Polo clubs
    DDown 23: Pellagra preventer
    DDown 32: She married Mickey
    DDown 33: Fellow students, e.g.
    DDown 34: Breathed
    DDown 36: They're kept behind bars
    DDown 38: Hoisting devices?
    DDown 40: "Mahalo ___ loa" ("Thank you very much," in Maui)NUI
    DDown 41: Go places
    DDown 42: Harry Belafonte song phraseDAYO
    DDown 43: Swelled heads
    DDown 44: What one little piggy had
    DDown 46: Like pigs' feet
    DDown 47: Island entertainerDONHO
    DDown 50: Peak discoverer
    DDown 51: Inter ___ALIA
    DDown 52: French Christian
    DDown 53: Incessantly
    DDown 55: Decision-making method
    DDown 58: "The Nanny" butlerNILES
    DDown 60: Fender benders, e.g.
    DDown 62: Short composition
    DDown 64: Star bursts
    DDown 65: Chefs aim to please them
    DDown 68: Mace source
    DDown 69: Post-delivery handout
    DDown 70: Mother of Helen
    DDown 71: Of the 66-Across
    DDown 72: ___-eyed
    DDown 73: Kind of student
    DDown 76: University of ___ (the Golden Hurricane)
    DDown 77: Excite, slangily
    DDown 78: Quattro or CabrioletAUDI
    DDown 79: Striptease
    DDown 84: Track challenge
    DDown 85: Reversed
    DDown 87: High-cholesterol concoction
    DDown 88: Former first familyNIXONS
    DDown 90: Pulled off
    DDown 91: John
    DDown 92: Didn't tip
    DDown 95: Department store section
    DDown 96: Develop
    DDown 99: Soften
    DDown 100: Comic JohnCLEESE
    DDown 101: Made introductions, maybe
    DDown 105: Power statistic
    DDown 107: Place on the schedule
    DDown 108: Film editing effect
    DDown 109: Grace period?
    DDown 110: Ill-bred
    DDown 111: Reconditioned, e.g.
    DDown 113: Kick
    DDown 115: Spanish tarBREA
    DDown 117: Drillmaster's word
    DDown 118: Murder ___
    DDown 120: Bowie collaboratorENO
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