New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th June 2003

There are 69 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th June 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Massage target
AAcross 6:	Not scripted
AAcross 11:	"The Lord of the Rings" and the like
AAcross 16:	Pince-___	NEZ
AAcross 19:	Bright star in Perseus
AAcross 20:	Western director Sergio
AAcross 21:	Disney dog
AAcross 22:	Part of a geisha's costume
AAcross 23:	Start of a quote by 59-Across	LANGUAGEISACITYTO
AAcross 26:	Sweets
AAcross 27:	Fourth of July earful
AAcross 27:	Fourth of July earful
AAcross 28:	Carlo's crowd?	TRE
AAcross 29:	Getting off
AAcross 31:	Fool
AAcross 32:	It has banks in Switzerland
AAcross 33:	Top choices
AAcross 33:	Top choices
AAcross 35:	Overseas refusal	NYET
AAcross 36:	"Artaxerxes" composer	ARNE
AAcross 37:	Quote, part 2	THEBUILDINGOF
AAcross 41:	France's Jeanne ___	DARC
AAcross 43:	Paraguay and Uruguay	RIOS
AAcross 44:	Advantages
AAcross 45:	Sticky stuff
AAcross 46:	Quote, part 3	WHICHEVERY
AAcross 49:	See 52-Across
AAcross 50:	A to Z
AAcross 51:	Wedding dance
AAcross 52:	With 49-Across, singer with the 1997 hit "I Do"	LISA
AAcross 53:	Till compartment
AAcross 54:	President who was once a labor leader
AAcross 55:	Wister who wrote "The Virginian"
AAcross 56:	"All in the Family" star
AAcross 58:	Comics interjection
AAcross 59:	Poet born in 1803
AAcross 65:	Ottoman governor
AAcross 66:	Uplifts, intellectually
AAcross 67:	Quotable review
AAcross 70:	Blunderbuss cleaner
AAcross 74:	Not slowing down a bit
AAcross 76:	Feminist Wattleton	FAYE
AAcross 77:	Peace Garden State: Abbr.	NDAK
AAcross 78:	Blown winds
AAcross 79:	Rare bills
AAcross 80:	Quote, part 4
AAcross 82:	Uncle ___
AAcross 83:	Sticks on a table
AAcross 84:	Mozart masterpiece, to an opera buff	COSI
AAcross 85:	Diamond figures: Abbr.
AAcross 86:	End of the quote	BROUGHTASTONE
AAcross 89:	Mule-drawn vehicle
AAcross 91:	"Fish Magic" painter
AAcross 92:	Pomme de ___	TERRE
AAcross 93:	Feds	GMEN
AAcross 94:	Dig
AAcross 97:	Museum with an Edward Hopper collection
AAcross 100:	___ Vito, Sicily
AAcross 101:	Author of "What Do You Say After You Say Hello?"	ERICBERNE
AAcross 103:	Vandal
AAcross 104:	Philosophy associated with 59-Across
AAcross 107:	Columbia-associated record label	EMI
AAcross 108:	Greene of "Bonanza"	LORNE
AAcross 109:	Where barrels may be seen
AAcross 110:	Shining	LITUP
AAcross 111:	Series opener?
AAcross 112:	Broke off
AAcross 113:	10-Down member
AAcross 114:	Performs eye surgery, maybe
DDown 1:	Hot stuff
DDown 2:	Grabbers
DDown 3:	David Copperfield's second wife	AGNES
DDown 4:	Ticket choice
DDown 5:	"Parallel Lives" biographer
DDown 6:	Politico from Tennessee
DDown 7:	Fortune 500 company based in Moline, Ill.
DDown 8:	Butcher's cut
DDown 9:	Social connections
DDown 10:	1960's invaders
DDown 11:	Monitors covertly	SPIESUPON
DDown 12:	Supermodel Carol
DDown 13:	Stag party parties
DDown 14:	Goes to
DDown 15:	Woody's wife	SOONYI
DDown 16:	Baseball rarity
DDown 17:	Like ink, to Shakespeare
DDown 18:	Tabasco's effect
DDown 24:	Open ___ of worms	ACAN
DDown 25:	First bed
DDown 30:	Kind of technician
DDown 33:	Bridge call
DDown 34:	Rolling stock?
DDown 36:	Deep secrets
DDown 37:	Balkan capital
DDown 38:	Opposite of a smash
DDown 39:	Sonata, e.g.
DDown 40:	Big cheese in Greece
DDown 41:	Persian Gulf craft
DDown 42:	Broadcaster
DDown 43:	Plant again
DDown 46:	"Says ___?"
DDown 46:	"Says ___?"
DDown 47:	Made off (with)
DDown 48:	Noted thermal bath locale
DDown 49:	Poet Jones a k a Amiri Baraka	LEROI
DDown 50:	Talks for hours
DDown 53:	Après-ski quaff
DDown 54:	Exacerbate
DDown 57:	Padres and Cards, e.g.	NLERS
DDown 58:	"I'm history!"	SEEYA
DDown 60:	Wall St. deals	LBOS
DDown 61:	Flow out
DDown 62:	Sight from Biscayne Bay
DDown 63:	Cantankerous
DDown 64:	Headliner at the '76 Olympics	NADIA
DDown 68:	Moving vehicles
DDown 69:	Ticker tape letters?
DDown 70:	___ Report (luxury magazine)	ROBB
DDown 71:	But: Ger.	ABER
DDown 72:	Beachwear on the Riviera
DDown 73:	Upshot
DDown 74:	Hard work
DDown 75:	Dostoyevsky novel, with "The"
DDown 79:	Boy who was king
DDown 80:	Perfect
DDown 81:	Head shot?
DDown 83:	Root for	CHEERON
DDown 84:	Turns quickly
DDown 87:	Not likely to bite
DDown 88:	7-Down product: Abbr.	TRAC
DDown 89:	Key of Mozart's "Requiem"	DMINOR
DDown 90:	Prefix with angular	RECT
DDown 93:	Garson of "Mrs. Miniver"	GREER
DDown 94:	Southern bowlful
DDown 95:	Come next
DDown 96:	Old Paris newspaper, with "Le"
DDown 97:	"This is fun!"
DDown 98:	Runs smoothly
DDown 99:	Railroad area
DDown 101:	Icelandic epic
DDown 102:	Lamb's nom
DDown 105:	St. Louis-to-Peoria's dir.
DDown 106:	"Hardly!"