New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th June 2001

There are 72 across clues and 65 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th June 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Shock: Var.
AAcross 6:	Mont Blanc, par exemple	ALPE
AAcross 10:	Prefix with athlete	TRI
AAcross 13:	Roberta of Dreiser's "An American Tragedy"	ALDEN
AAcross 18:	Châlons-sur-___, France	MARNE
AAcross 19:	Problems
AAcross 22:	TV exec Arledge	ROONE
AAcross 23:	Supreme dessert (1994- )	BREYERSICECREAM
AAcross 25:	It's intended to help one play better
AAcross 26:	Classic French film "Pepe ___"	LEMOKO
AAcross 27:	Gong
AAcross 28:	Thermostat site, maybe
AAcross 29:	Flush
AAcross 30:	Suffix with malt
AAcross 32:	Where Alexander the Great conquered
AAcross 33:	Like some consonants, phonetically
AAcross 34:	Coupon user
AAcross 36:	___ Dei	GRATIA
AAcross 38:	"___ Had It" (1959 hit)	IVE
AAcross 39:	In view
AAcross 40:	Infant's cry	WAH
AAcross 43:	Step on it
AAcross 44:	Dissents
AAcross 45:	Geom. solid	SPH
AAcross 48:	Eighth avatar of Vishnu
AAcross 50:	Amerada ___ (Fortune 500 company)
AAcross 51:	Major League V.I.P.'s	MGRS
AAcross 52:	Times on lines
AAcross 54:	Old Britain-China conflict	OPIUMWAR
AAcross 56:	Unrelaxed
AAcross 58:	E-mail address endings	ORGS
AAcross 59:	Babysitter's bane
AAcross 60:	E.U. member
AAcross 61:	Dickens's Pip, e.g.
AAcross 64:	Fix, as a pump
AAcross 66:	Fills up
AAcross 69:	City near Vesuvio
AAcross 70:	Snapple competitor	NESTEA
AAcross 71:	"Ben-___"	HUR
AAcross 72:	Matador maneuver
AAcross 74:	Discharge
AAcross 75:	1/60 of a trillionth of a min.	PSEC
AAcross 76:	Landlocked land
AAcross 78:	Barrel piece
AAcross 79:	German admiral defeated by the British, 1914	SPEE
AAcross 81:	___-Jutsu (Japanese martial art)	KOBU
AAcross 83:	Wipeout?
AAcross 85:	To be, in Bogotá
AAcross 86:	___-eyed
AAcross 87:	Grp. that awards the Oscars	AMPAS
AAcross 88:	2000 Heisman Trophy winner ___ Dayne
AAcross 89:	Gorilla researcher Fossey	DIAN
AAcross 91:	Furthermore
AAcross 92:	Subject of negotiations
AAcross 94:	One with immunity
AAcross 98:	It may be looped
AAcross 100:	Bygone royal
AAcross 103:	Society for Psychical Research subj.
AAcross 103:	Society for Psychical Research subj.
AAcross 104:	Site of many a Sargent
AAcross 105:	Start of a declaration	ISHALL
AAcross 106:	Digital machine inventor
AAcross 108:	Get support from
AAcross 110:	"___ worse than death"	AFATE
AAcross 111:	Supreme behind (1939-62)	FRANKFURTERBUNS
AAcross 114:	Divas' tributes
AAcross 115:	Ports	LEFTSIDES
AAcross 116:	Iced
AAcross 117:	Toggery
AAcross 118:	See 45-Down
AAcross 119:	Pursue
AAcross 120:	1991-92 U.S. Open winner
DDown 1:	One who's in no hurry
DDown 2:	Like some foods for Jews
DDown 3:	Like some college majors
DDown 4:	Up for grabs
DDown 5:	Stew ingredient
DDown 6:	Soothing sounds
DDown 7:	Bond's C.I.A. ally	LEITER
DDown 8:	Cousin of an agouti
DDown 9:	Tomato blight
DDown 10:	Supreme strategy (1967-91)	THEMARSHALLPLAN
DDown 11:	"The Butcher Boy" star, 1997	REA
DDown 12:	Real ending
DDown 13:	Anatomical rings
DDown 14:	"___ Love" (Nicolette Larson hit)	LOTTA
DDown 15:	Supreme skeptic (1991- )
DDown 16:	Enterprise
DDown 17:	Expendable
DDown 20:	Book that includes the reign of Tiberius
DDown 21:	___ Stevens, star of "Peter Gunn"
DDown 24:	Tenant
DDown 28:	Supreme greeting (1925-41)
DDown 31:	___ moment
DDown 33:	H.S. supporters	PTAS
DDown 35:	Shouts of fear	EEKS
DDown 37:	Court whiz
DDown 40:	Supreme maids and butlers (1962-93)	WHITEHOUSESTAFF
DDown 41:	Australian singer Christine
DDown 42:	Supreme radio operator (1969-86)
DDown 45:	With 118-Across, given up
DDown 46:	Gay place	PAREE
DDown 47:	Supreme racer (1796-1811)	HIGHSPEEDCHASE
DDown 49:	Box
DDown 51:	Elmo or Ernie
DDown 53:	Fearsome fly
DDown 55:	Like some hours
DDown 57:	Altar in the sky
DDown 59:	Supreme letters (1937-71)
DDown 62:	Not to be counted out yet
DDown 63:	Gunpowder ingredient
DDown 65:	Big foot?	EEE
DDown 67:	Fooling around
DDown 68:	"Je ne ___ quoi"
DDown 73:	Some oil millionaires	SAUDIS
DDown 76:	Wall St. hirees	MBAS
DDown 77:	Partner of plata	ORO
DDown 78:	Approval indicator
DDown 79:	Don Quixote, e.g.
DDown 80:	Deeply desires	PINESFOR
DDown 82:	Mayberry lad	OPIE
DDown 84:	Little laughter
DDown 87:	Natural
DDown 90:	Eye-catching
DDown 93:	Bypass
DDown 94:	Extent
DDown 95:	Not automatic
DDown 96:	Stat
DDown 97:	Will can change them
DDown 99:	Shakespearean roles, informally	KATES
DDown 101:	Refuges
DDown 102:	Platters players	HIFIS
DDown 107:	Stocking shade
DDown 109:	Amount of work
DDown 111:	Waitress at Mel's	FLO
DDown 112:	Zebra
DDown 113:	Disapproving comment