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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 2nd November 2003

    There are 67 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd November 2003. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: One for the record books
    AAcross 5: Supermodel Carré
    AAcross 9: Antarctic explorer ShackletonERNEST
    AAcross 15: License holder
    AAcross 18: City southwest of Bogotá
    AAcross 19: Congregational areas
    AAcross 21: Stainless
    AAcross 22: Speed
    AAcross 23: Hit the ground
    AAcross 24: It's a cut aboveTBONE
    AAcross 25: Big name in brewingLIPTON
    AAcross 26: "___ Woman" (Maria Muldaur hit)IMA
    AAcross 27: They're often caught in the morningRUSHHOURTRAINS
    AAcross 30: Put through a blender
    AAcross 32: How prices may rise
    AAcross 33: Spike's bowlfulALPO
    AAcross 34: "Oops!"IGOOFED
    AAcross 35: Extinct flightless bird
    AAcross 36: Some brokerage bizIPOS
    AAcross 37: Reed and Rawls
    AAcross 38: Work on the street
    AAcross 42: Sauce ingredients from the gardenFRESHHERBS
    AAcross 46: "Measure" of evidence
    AAcross 50: Turn over
    AAcross 52: "Stay" singer ___ LoebLISA
    AAcross 53: Prayer leader
    AAcross 55: Circle dance
    AAcross 56: Spiced cookie
    AAcross 59: In what way
    AAcross 60: Brought down
    AAcross 62: Regatta unit
    AAcross 63: Hurdle for a future litigator: Abbr.LSAT
    AAcross 65: Onetime lover of CallasONASSIS
    AAcross 66: "No one knows ..."ITSVERYHUSHHUSH
    AAcross 69: Reddish-brown
    AAcross 72: Circus cries
    AAcross 73: Actress who wrote "Respect for Acting"UTAHAGEN
    AAcross 77: Book that says "Mordecai rent his clothes, and put on sackcloth with ashes"
    AAcross 78: Hose wrecker
    AAcross 79: Chief constituent of china clay
    AAcross 80: Mrs. RabinLEAH
    AAcross 81: Excellent
    AAcross 83: "The Gambler" star, 1974CAAN
    AAcross 85: Honcho
    AAcross 86: "Ready ___ ..."ORNOT
    AAcross 88: Needing a loanCASHHUNGRY
    AAcross 92: Cluckers
    AAcross 93: Breather
    AAcross 95: Colleen's country
    AAcross 96: Bean sprout?
    AAcross 98: Singles bar giveaway?: Abbr.PHONENO
    AAcross 101: Paella base
    AAcross 102: "Woman With a Crow" artist
    AAcross 106: RefusesSAYSNO
    AAcross 107: 1950 hit that begins "The night is like a lovely tune"MYFOOLISHHEART
    AAcross 110: Postal delivery: Abbr.ENV
    AAcross 111: Play station
    AAcross 113: Minimal
    AAcross 114: Mussolini, in headlines
    AAcross 115: Nice oneUNE
    AAcross 116: Counter man?
    AAcross 117: Come after
    AAcross 118: "Do you have Prince Albert in ___?"ACAN
    AAcross 119: Temp's work unit
    AAcross 120: Grass cutters
    AAcross 121: Trick ending?STER
    AAcross 122: Bird sanctuary
    DDown 1: Old battle line?
    DDown 2: Anklebone
    DDown 3: Most-wanted invitees
    DDown 3: Most-wanted invitees
    DDown 4: Church donation
    DDown 5: Knowledgeable aboutONTOPOF
    DDown 6: Arranged in columns
    DDown 7: Whitish
    DDown 8: In the mail
    DDown 9: Overshadow
    DDown 10: Safari sight
    DDown 11: Slumbers
    DDown 12: Body shop fig.
    DDown 13: Like city traffic, oftenSTOPGO
    DDown 14: Flimsy
    DDown 15: Perry White, on the Daily Planet
    DDown 16: Name meaning "loved"AIMEE
    DDown 17: Double-check the figures
    DDown 20: High-ranking angels
    DDown 28: Take up
    DDown 29: "Hello, Don Ho!"
    DDown 31: Time for horn blowing
    DDown 34: Rick's belovedILSA
    DDown 36: "What ___ now?"
    DDown 38: Ones with faces only a mother could love
    DDown 39: Pacific capital
    DDown 40: One of a Latin trioVENI
    DDown 41: Haydn used two in "The Philosopher" SymphonyENGLISHHORNS
    DDown 43: Rinse, as with a solvent
    DDown 44: Laugh-a-minute folks
    DDown 45: Jaguar rivalBMW
    DDown 47: Clooney's "ER" role
    DDown 48: "Able was I ___ saw Elba"EREI
    DDown 49: Some diaper changers
    DDown 51: Creditor
    DDown 54: Stick, in a way
    DDown 57: Talking points?
    DDown 58: Enlistee's choice
    DDown 59: Aachen abodeHAUS
    DDown 61: Knock down, as a doorBASHIN
    DDown 63: Sight from the Rhône
    DDown 64: Cry hidden seven times elsewhere in this puzzle
    DDown 65: "___ be in England"OHTO
    DDown 67: Libertines
    DDown 68: China's second-longest riverHUANG
    DDown 69: Move, in real estate lingoRELO
    DDown 70: Techie's client
    DDown 71: Lee who created Spider-ManSTAN
    DDown 74: Razz
    DDown 75: Thames academyETON
    DDown 76: Beaks
    DDown 78: Genetics lab study
    DDown 79: "High Noon" lawman
    DDown 82: Prefix with -genarianOCTO
    DDown 83: Brother of Zeppo
    DDown 84: Ring of light
    DDown 87: Adolescent
    DDown 89: Herd members
    DDown 90: Print anew
    DDown 91: America's Cup contestant
    DDown 94: Was stertorous
    DDown 97: Rallying cry?
    DDown 98: Ellery Queen, e.g.: Abbr.
    DDown 99: Half of a noted cartoon duoHANNA
    DDown 100: Words of woeOYVEY
    DDown 101: "Mermaids" actress, 1990RYDER
    DDown 102: First dynasty of Polish rulersPIAST
    DDown 103: Alternative to a sport utility vehicle
    DDown 104: Booze
    DDown 105: Ocean terrors
    DDown 107: Spell caster
    DDown 108: Monocle, basically
    DDown 109: Wedding reception rental
    DDown 112: Small butt?
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