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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th July 2002

    There are 69 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th July 2002. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: "Rumble in the Bronx" starCHAN
    AAcross 5: Singer JonSECADA
    AAcross 11: Brandy flavor
    AAcross 15: Get by
    AAcross 19: Alpine peak Monte ___
    AAcross 20: Become tense
    AAcross 21: Cropped unit?
    AAcross 22: Issue
    AAcross 23: Honky-tonk legend ErnestTUBB
    AAcross 24: Not far offJU*OUNDTHECORNER
    AAcross 27: Film technique, for shortSLOMO
    AAcross 29: Most ticklish
    AAcross 30: An amino acid
    AAcross 31: Bigmouth
    AAcross 33: Snakelike
    AAcross 34: Easy markLIVEONE
    AAcross 35: Not the shortest line between two points
    AAcross 36: Goes back to the beginning
    AAcross 39: Corn ___
    AAcross 40: Insurrectionist Turner
    AAcross 41: Loud laugh
    AAcross 42: 100 centavos
    AAcross 43: N.L. record-setter Steve
    AAcross 45: State-run airlineELAL
    AAcross 47: Be informed of
    AAcross 48: John who invented logarithms
    AAcross 49: Sluggish
    AAcross 53: Stopping point on long tripsRE*EA
    AAcross 55: "The Great Santini" novelistPATCONROY
    AAcross 57: "Our Gang" girlDARLA
    AAcross 58: Director Lee
    AAcross 60: Half a 70's-80's comedy duoCHONG
    AAcross 61: Smoothie
    AAcross 63: W.W. I weaponMU*DGAS
    AAcross 67: Exceptional rating*****
    AAcross 69: Not crisp, laundrywiseUN*CHED
    AAcross 70: Dust, for one
    AAcross 72: World Cup powerhouse
    AAcross 74: Catullus composition
    AAcross 75: Once bitten, say
    AAcross 76: British delicaciesMINCEPIES
    AAcross 79: Stockholder?
    AAcross 83: "___ go!"
    AAcross 84: Inability to tell A from B, e.g.
    AAcross 85: Refreshers
    AAcross 87: Takes action against
    AAcross 88: Silently intimidate*EDOWN
    AAcross 89: Backbone
    AAcross 90: Bit of reproof
    AAcross 91: Unmentionable
    AAcross 94: Senator aboard DiscoveryGARN
    AAcross 95: Horseshoes players
    AAcross 98: "What rubbish!"
    AAcross 99: Parent's performance
    AAcross 101: Hidden spot
    AAcross 103: "It Don't Come Easy" singerRINGO*R
    AAcross 105: Fill in
    AAcross 106: Noted Ottawa chief
    AAcross 109: Influence
    AAcross 110: Early Ford productionRAIDERSOFTHELO*K
    AAcross 113: Particular
    AAcross 115: Work to achieve harmony
    AAcross 116: Pipe problem
    AAcross 117: Salad leaf
    AAcross 118: He loved Lucy
    AAcross 119: Husky burden
    AAcross 120: Jacques Cousteau's middle nameYVES
    AAcross 121: Hot
    AAcross 122: 1999 Matthew McConaughey movieEDTV
    DDown 1: Monitor, for short
    DDown 2: It's not according to HoyleHOUSERULE
    DDown 3: JetASBLACKA*
    DDown 4: Fat cat
    DDown 5: Eastern terminus of the Pony Express
    DDown 5: Eastern terminus of the Pony Express
    DDown 6: ___ de Cologne
    DDown 7: Éclair fillerCU*D
    DDown 8: Pierre's yoursATOI
    DDown 9: Dadblasted
    DDown 10: "___ Song" (#1 John Denver hit)ANNIES
    DDown 11: Easy mark
    DDown 12: Authentic: Ger.
    DDown 13: "Chances ___"
    DDown 14: It may set you back a bit
    DDown 15: By its nature
    DDown 15: By its nature
    DDown 16: Embryonic sac
    DDown 17: Yellow-brown pigment
    DDown 18: Kind of theater
    DDown 25: Artist ___ Sarto
    DDown 25: Artist ___ Sarto
    DDown 26: Cry of woeOYVEY
    DDown 28: Sully
    DDown 31: Quoted one
    DDown 32: Win decisively
    DDown 34: Signoff in a mash noteLOVEYOU
    DDown 37: Stern with a violin
    DDown 38: Trusted guideNORTH*
    DDown 39: Police record entry
    DDown 43: Master P's musicGANG*AP
    DDown 44: Natl. Poetry Mo.
    DDown 46: Summit attendees
    DDown 48: Idea destined to failNON*TER
    DDown 49: Surgical implements
    DDown 50: Grp. of playersORCH
    DDown 51: Jollity
    DDown 52: House adjunct
    DDown 54: About to explode
    DDown 56: Peace Nobelist Oscar Arias Sanchez, e.g.CO*ICAN
    DDown 57: Contemptible sneaksDA*DS
    DDown 59: [Awful!]
    DDown 62: Telephone trioMNO
    DDown 63: Collection of outlets?
    DDown 64: Title role for Peter FondaULEE
    DDown 65: Hollywood up-and-comer*LET
    DDown 66: Like many a Riesling
    DDown 66: Like many a Riesling
    DDown 68: Speckled songbirds*LINGS
    DDown 71: Dress material
    DDown 73: Quite a while
    DDown 77: Unaccustomed (to)
    DDown 78: Nosy one
    DDown 80: Beaten in a race
    DDown 81: Refuse to be taken inRESI*REST
    DDown 82: Gravelly glacial ridge
    DDown 84: Wintergreen fruit
    DDown 86: Deeply affected
    DDown 88: 1994 sci-fi epic*GATE
    DDown 91: Says unthinkingly
    DDown 92: One-named entertainerRUPAUL
    DDown 93: Classic early pressALDINE
    DDown 95: Offerings to God
    DDown 96: Familiarize
    DDown 97: ___-CatSNO
    DDown 100: Filled with cargo
    DDown 101: Artists' rentals
    DDown 102: Underground worker
    DDown 104: Portamento, in music
    DDown 106: Something to strike
    DDown 107: Tough guy portrayer RayALDO
    DDown 108: Wire arrangement
    DDown 111: Minivan alternative
    DDown 111: Minivan alternative
    DDown 112: Give nothing to*VE
    DDown 114: Early second-millennium dateMIV
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