New York Times Answers - Saturday, 9th August 2003

There are 35 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 9th August 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Tang provider
AAcross 11:	Denizens of a popular computer "city"
AAcross 15:	Name of an old wind
AAcross 16:	Sporty sunroof	TTOP
AAcross 17:	Devastate from above
AAcross 18:	Crossword worker?
AAcross 19:	Genesis country
AAcross 20:	Celebrated
AAcross 22:	There is, in France	ILYA
AAcross 24:	French
AAcross 25:	Coach, e.g.
AAcross 28:	Line of work, slangily
AAcross 31:	Sir Toby of "Twelfth Night"
AAcross 32:	When repeated, like some shows
AAcross 33:	Busy
AAcross 35:	Set
AAcross 36:	Like budget amts.	ESTD
AAcross 37:	Powder holders
AAcross 38:	Oxford foundation
AAcross 39:	Had
AAcross 40:	Beach locale, for short	STPETE
AAcross 41:	Washington insiders
AAcross 42:	Where some figures are made
AAcross 44:	Prefix with county	TRI
AAcross 45:	Designer Gucci and others	ALDOS
AAcross 46:	Celsius who invented the Celsius thermometer	ANDERS
AAcross 48:	Ball
AAcross 50:	It may help you achieve a goal
AAcross 53:	CBS Sunday night staple, 1954-71
AAcross 57:	Perfect
AAcross 58:	Not in deep water, say
AAcross 60:	Donald Duck, to Dewey	UNCA
AAcross 61:	Cheap entertainment provider	KARAOKEBAR
AAcross 62:	Insect repellent
AAcross 63:	They may be found beside temples
DDown 1:	Best Actress Emmy winner of 1951
DDown 2:	Building beam	IBAR
DDown 3:	Part of a battle cry
DDown 4:	Played again
DDown 5:	High marks
DDown 6:	Not nice
DDown 7:	Many a retired gov.	AMB
DDown 8:	Fan
DDown 9:	"The Joy of Cooking" author Rombauer	IRMA
DDown 10:	Fix, in a way
DDown 11:	The Tatler founder, 1709
DDown 12:	"No problem, really," in modern lingo	ITSALLGOOD
DDown 13:	Noted American example of Palladian architecture	MONTICELLO
DDown 14:	Mum
DDown 21:	"Streamers" playwright	RABE
DDown 23:	Short
DDown 25:	"Now I get it ... not!"	CLEARASMUD
DDown 26:	Unlikely to accede to the throne	LASTINLINE
DDown 27:	Factor in grading, perhaps
DDown 29:	Derive
DDown 30:	Rubenesque
DDown 33:	Decline, with "out of"
DDown 34:	Part of many Chinese names	TSE
DDown 38:	Dramatic debuts
DDown 40:	Old Eurasian locales: Abbr.	SSRS
DDown 43:	Didn't give up on	KEPTAT
DDown 45:	Gold rush locale
DDown 47:	Lose
DDown 49:	Demon Star
DDown 51:	Famous name in oil	OLAY
DDown 52:	Barreled along
DDown 54:	Breaks down
DDown 55:	"Dies ___, dies illa"	IRAE
DDown 56:	Plural suffix with weapon	EERS
DDown 59:	Hound