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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd July 2000

    There are 71 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd July 2000. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Distiller's grain
    AAcross 5: Thus far
    AAcross 11: Scratch
    AAcross 14: Friars Club emcees
    AAcross 18: "Commander," in Arabic
    AAcross 19: Loose dresses
    AAcross 20: Starbuck's skipper
    AAcross 22: Legal memo phraseINRE
    AAcross 23: Arafat and Rabin, for twoNOBELLAUREATES
    AAcross 25: Offspring of 11-DownBELLATLANTIC
    AAcross 27: "Dr. Zhivago" locale
    AAcross 28: Early afternoon timeONETEN
    AAcross 30: Overturn
    AAcross 31: Least trained
    AAcross 33: Roman war goddessBELLONA
    AAcross 34: Marker
    AAcross 35: High roller's pocketful
    AAcross 36: G. & S.'s Lord High Everything ___
    AAcross 37: Done for
    AAcross 40: It's a knockout
    AAcross 42: Singer PattiLABELLE
    AAcross 43: Richard Wagner's second wifeCOSIMA
    AAcross 44: Cybersearch result
    AAcross 45: They're full of dates
    AAcross 46: Quads' sites
    AAcross 50: Big force in politics
    AAcross 53: Part of A.P.R.: Abbr.
    AAcross 55: Gallic honeys
    AAcross 56: Islet
    AAcross 58: Baby Ruth ingredient
    AAcross 60: Ben Franklin proposal: Abbr.DST
    AAcross 63: Bathtub murder victim
    AAcross 64: Green Party V.I.P.NADER
    AAcross 66: They help maintain balance
    AAcross 68: Sign
    AAcross 71: Beer-drinking consequence, maybe
    AAcross 73: Woolgatherer's state
    AAcross 74: Pugnacious
    AAcross 76: "How ___?" (question to a diner)WASIT
    AAcross 78: Champion with a two-handed backhand
    AAcross 79: "Get it?"
    AAcross 80: Honey
    AAcross 82: Xi preceders
    AAcross 84: Crisp breads
    AAcross 85: "Don't ___!"
    AAcross 86: "___ Gold" (Fonda film)ULEES
    AAcross 88: Comtes, comtesses, etc.
    AAcross 90: Opening with dexterityAMBI
    AAcross 93: ___-Bo (exercise system)
    AAcross 94: It's for the birds
    AAcross 96: Exigency
    AAcross 97: Like scofflaws
    AAcross 99: Canadian peninsulaGASPE
    AAcross 100: Crowd
    AAcross 104: Blue Eagle org.
    AAcross 105: Where change is made
    AAcross 106: Girasol, e.g.
    AAcross 108: Visit through primal therapy
    AAcross 110: Lithos
    AAcross 112: Relief pictures?
    AAcross 115: Carp
    AAcross 116: "I Puritani," for oneBELLINIOPERA
    AAcross 119: London flea market sitePORTOBELLOROAD
    AAcross 121: George and George W., e.g.ELIS
    AAcross 122: Fido's dinner, maybe
    AAcross 123: Melodic
    AAcross 124: Der ___ (Adenauer)ALTE
    AAcross 125: Peter's "A Shot in the Dark" co-starELKE
    AAcross 126: Ball girls?
    AAcross 127: Vacillate
    AAcross 128: ___ up to (approached)
    DDown 1: Organic farmer's need
    DDown 2: Unprincipled
    DDown 3: Protection for the malignedLIBELLAWS
    DDown 4: Town in County KerryTRALEE
    DDown 5: Pit stuff
    DDown 6: Prefix with resin
    DDown 7: Naturalist FosseyDIAN
    DDown 8: Prewar
    DDown 9: Pass on the sauce
    DDown 10: Big Bertha's birthplace
    DDown 11: Principal in a well-publicized breakupMABELL
    DDown 12: "Eureka!"
    DDown 13: Toothed wheel
    DDown 14: Takes the cake
    DDown 15: Kind of protest
    DDown 16: Cat in "Cats"GRIZABELLA
    DDown 17: Withdraws
    DDown 21: Major's successor
    DDown 24: Initials at seaUSS
    DDown 26: Disposed
    DDown 29: Dundee denial
    DDown 32: W.B.A. statsTKOS
    DDown 34: Mitterrand's successorCHIRAC
    DDown 38: "Wait ___!"ASEC
    DDown 39: Galileo, for onePISAN
    DDown 41: Marvel Comics hero
    DDown 42: Warrant
    DDown 43: They need a good whipping
    DDown 46: Name on a canCAMPBELLS
    DDown 47: Charlotte ___, Virgin IslandsAMALIE
    DDown 48: Fata morgana
    DDown 49: "Shalom!"
    DDown 51: Film material
    DDown 52: Pressing needs?
    DDown 53: Man in la famille
    DDown 54: How a pun may be phrased
    DDown 57: Pound sound
    DDown 59: Maid's introduction?MER
    DDown 60: Grounds for divorce, in some states
    DDown 61: Brats' looks
    DDown 62: African scourge
    DDown 65: Be a water witch
    DDown 67: City near SeattleBELLEVUE
    DDown 69: Effluvium
    DDown 70: Modern forensic tool
    DDown 72: Passive principle
    DDown 75: Kind of officer
    DDown 77: Former Barbary State
    DDown 81: Gen. Robt. ___ELEE
    DDown 83: It's available in bars
    DDown 85: Back
    DDown 87: ___ Hill (Oyster Bay, N.Y., landmark)
    DDown 89: Joel Chandler Harris title
    DDown 90: Poe missANNABELLEE
    DDown 91: "Carnival" composer/ lyricistMERRILL
    DDown 92: Allen Ginsberg, e.g.
    DDown 93: "Peter Pan" roleTINKERBELL
    DDown 95: TV colleague for MaryVALERIE
    DDown 97: Dempsey foeFIRPO
    DDown 98: Vet
    DDown 100: Early TV clownCLARABELL
    DDown 101: Rue de ___RIVOLI
    DDown 102: Handle props?
    DDown 103: Put down one's hand
    DDown 105: Low
    DDown 107: Half the "Monday, Monday" band
    DDown 109: Author of "Il nome della rosa"
    DDown 111: Smart-alecky
    DDown 113: Platte River tribeOTOS
    DDown 114: 1998 N.L. M.V.P.SOSA
    DDown 117: 66, e.g.: Abbr.RTE
    DDown 118: Biblical rebuker
    DDown 120: Roar
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