New York Times Answers - Sunday, 15th July 2001

There are 64 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 15th July 2001. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Former Virginia senator	ROBB
AAcross 5:	Small band
AAcross 10:	"If ___ You" (#1 Alabama song)	IHAD
AAcross 14:	One-time rival of Hogan
AAcross 19:	High guy in Dubai
AAcross 20:	Makeup artists?
AAcross 21:	Place for a mass meeting?
AAcross 22:	Mass meeting
AAcross 23:	Public declarations
AAcross 25:	Start of a quip	THETROUBLE
AAcross 27:	How some things are set	INSTONE
AAcross 28:	Smarty
AAcross 30:	Lip
AAcross 31:	Compass-drawn line
AAcross 32:	Pleasant way to walk
AAcross 33:	Height
AAcross 35:	Quip, part 2	WITHBEINGPUNCTUALIS
AAcross 42:	Plow pioneer
AAcross 44:	Screen site
AAcross 45:	More than intuition
AAcross 45:	More than intuition
AAcross 46:	Bulldog Days participant	ELI
AAcross 47:	Relative of -y
AAcross 48:	Primer material
AAcross 49:	It's heavily Hindu
AAcross 51:	Justice Frankfurter	FELIX
AAcross 53:	Disney opener
AAcross 56:	Le Havre-to-Paris dir.
AAcross 57:	Cote chorus
AAcross 58:	Conductor Lukas ___
AAcross 59:	N.H.L. goalie Chris	OSGOOD
AAcross 61:	Whopper
AAcross 62:	Quip, part 3	THATTHEREISNOBODY
AAcross 68:	Expresses disdain, in a way
AAcross 69:	Take to the cleaners
AAcross 70:	Fail to medal
AAcross 73:	Sun Bowl venue
AAcross 76:	Visa statement abbr.
AAcross 79:	Longtime McDonald's chief	KROC
AAcross 80:	Enlists again	REUPS
AAcross 81:	Parents
AAcross 82:	Scoffs at
AAcross 84:	Wow
AAcross 86:	Clinton's denom.
AAcross 87:	N.C. State is in it
AAcross 88:	Heavy hydrogen, e.g.
AAcross 90:	Magazine items
AAcross 93:	End of the quip	THERETOAPPRECIATEIT
AAcross 96:	Starting from	ASOF
AAcross 97:	"I Love a Parade" composer	ARLEN
AAcross 98:	Way home from a bar, maybe
AAcross 99:	Engine production
AAcross 102:	Hardwood sources	OAKTREES
AAcross 105:	Pipsqueaks
AAcross 109:	Author of the quip	HAROLDROME
AAcross 111:	Digest
AAcross 113:	Cross swords
AAcross 114:	___ early age	ATAN
AAcross 115:	Water chestnut, e.g.
AAcross 116:	Enough, sometimes
AAcross 117:	Tries to stop expanding
AAcross 118:	___ prize (came in first)	WONA
AAcross 119:	Actor Keach	STACY
AAcross 120:	Hot pot
DDown 1:	Scale sequence	REMI
DDown 2:	___ Air (Mideast carrier)
DDown 3:	Trash collectors?
DDown 4:	Side in a 1940 battle
DDown 5:	Strong holds
DDown 6:	Seine feeder	OISE
DDown 7:	Pin cushion
DDown 8:	Cookie salesgirl, perhaps
DDown 9:	Legendary Irish bard	OSSIAN
DDown 10:	Throw in, as a question
DDown 11:	"Funny!"
DDown 11:	"Funny!"
DDown 12:	Tours with?	AVEC
DDown 13:	Takes away
DDown 14:	Sign of a B'way hit	SRO
DDown 15:	Feeling while reeling
DDown 16:	Exile isle	ELBA
DDown 17:	"___ well ..."
DDown 18:	They may provide highlights
DDown 24:	Neighbor of McGuire Air Force Base	FORTDIX
DDown 26:	Page of a book
DDown 29:	Standard deviation symbol
DDown 32:	Across, in verse
DDown 34:	17th-century Spanish painter of religious scenes
DDown 35:	In the time that
DDown 36:	Commands
DDown 37:	Les États-___
DDown 38:	"Well done!"
DDown 39:	Spartan queen of myth
DDown 40:	"What ___?"
DDown 41:	Some resorts
DDown 42:	Bridges in movies
DDown 43:	Nondairy spread
DDown 48:	Crude dude
DDown 50:	It may get under your skin
DDown 52:	Famed film flop
DDown 54:	"Sick!"
DDown 55:	Hatchery supply
DDown 57:	Innocent one
DDown 59:	Football Hall-of-Famer Graham
DDown 60:	Lexicographer's concern: Abbr.
DDown 61:	Fugue preceder, often
DDown 63:	Wagga Wagga residents	AUSSIES
DDown 64:	Varieties
DDown 65:	Rev.'s delivery
DDown 66:	Prefix with cortex
DDown 67:	"Absolutely!"
DDown 71:	Work with a pug
DDown 72:	Glimpse
DDown 73:	Latin 101 word	ERAT
DDown 74:	Poland's Walesa
DDown 75:	It's set by a runner
DDown 76:	___ California	ALTA
DDown 77:	Lowdown
DDown 78:	Louisville landmark	RUPPARENA
DDown 80:	Master anew
DDown 82:	Tempest in a teapot
DDown 83:	Home base for un astronaute	TERRE
DDown 85:	Spelling?
DDown 89:	Endured
DDown 90:	Beats easily	ACESOUT
DDown 91:	Thousandth of a yen
DDown 92:	Pleasant drives?
DDown 94:	French 120-Across
DDown 95:	Provides a seat for
DDown 99:	Voting booth hanger-on?
DDown 100:	Mata ___	HARI
DDown 101:	Press
DDown 103:	Japanese stringed instrument
DDown 104:	Fed
DDown 105:	Small detail?
DDown 106:	Bill producer
DDown 107:	Brownish purple
DDown 108:	Smallest of the mergansers
DDown 110:	Guitar master Paul
DDown 112:	C.E.O. hopeful