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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th November 2003

    There are 65 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th November 2003. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: With a good chance of successONICE
    AAcross 6: One with class?
    AAcross 10: Public works project
    AAcross 13: Sour
    AAcross 18: Arc lamp gas
    AAcross 19: Museum piece
    AAcross 21: "Deliver Us From ___" (2003 romantic comedy)EVA
    AAcross 22: Devotee
    AAcross 23: What Commissioner Gordon is always findin' at Gotham City crime scenes?BATMANANDROBBIN
    AAcross 26: Orange container
    AAcross 27: Oxford's ___ Miss
    AAcross 28: Deal (out)
    AAcross 29: Problem that grandma had after usin' poorly-made jars?LOOSECANNIN
    AAcross 31: Friendly greetin' from Fido?WELCOMEWAGGIN
    AAcross 35: Put on the page
    AAcross 36: Harmonia's father
    AAcross 37: Clear the slate
    AAcross 38: Applesauce
    AAcross 39: Islands belonging to Portugal
    AAcross 42: Turkey ___
    AAcross 43: Removes, as excess waterDRAINSOFF
    AAcross 49: What the security officer was doin' in womenswear?GUARDINHOSE
    AAcross 51: Good at one's job
    AAcross 52: ___ jacket
    AAcross 53: Wearer of pointy-toed shoes
    AAcross 54: O'Casey and O'Kelly
    AAcross 55: Long talk
    AAcross 57: Form-fitting
    AAcross 58: Writer SontagSUSAN
    AAcross 61: Bygone carrier
    AAcross 62: Fittin' nickname for Richard III?THELYINKING
    AAcross 64: Hunks
    AAcross 66: Expend
    AAcross 68: Acting up
    AAcross 69: Major part of sumo wrestlin'?BELLYBUTTIN
    AAcross 73: Writer
    AAcross 75: Liberal, slangily
    AAcross 79: Price tag qualifierASIS
    AAcross 80: Liable to snap
    AAcross 81: Percolate
    AAcross 83: Lionel Richie's "You ___"
    AAcross 84: Smash into
    AAcross 85: Partly melted
    AAcross 86: What power lines near cornfields might be doin'?CARRYINCROW
    AAcross 89: Like some fruit bats
    AAcross 92: PerAPOP
    AAcross 93: Gets better at
    AAcross 94: Cut
    AAcross 95: Mideast capital
    AAcross 97: Wood cutters
    AAcross 98: Danced wildly
    AAcross 102: Workin' a bit too zealously as a theater usher?SEIZINTICKETS
    AAcross 107: Opposite of White playin' chess patiently?BLACKRUSHIN
    AAcross 109: Mark's replacement
    AAcross 110: Sprawl
    AAcross 111: Choice
    AAcross 112: Realm with constantly changin' borders?THEROAMINEMPIRE
    AAcross 116: Star representing the Hunter's foot
    AAcross 117: One with an antenna
    AAcross 118: Process, as ore
    AAcross 119: Spread down?
    AAcross 120: Trail mix tidbits
    AAcross 121: C.O.'s hangoutsHQS
    AAcross 122: Buds
    AAcross 123: Marsh growth
    DDown 1: Curving lake's shape
    DDown 2: Writer Zora ___ HurstonNEALE
    DDown 3: Big name in chips
    DDown 4: URL endingCOM
    DDown 5: In love
    DDown 6: Talks twaddle
    DDown 7: Begin again
    DDown 8: Not cutting-edge
    DDown 9: Cone site
    DDown 10: Like fillets
    DDown 11: Enterprise rivalAVIS
    DDown 12: "Olympia" painter
    DDown 13: St. Valentine's Day Massacre organizer
    DDown 14: Dixieland horns
    DDown 15: Olympic swimmer Janet
    DDown 16: Take another bow?
    DDown 17: ___ Scowcroft, former presidential adviser
    DDown 20: University in Hamilton, N.Y.COLGATE
    DDown 24: 2002's "Star Trek: ___"
    DDown 25: ___ de Boulogne
    DDown 30: Russians write in it
    DDown 32: Baker v. ___, 1962 Supreme Court case
    DDown 33: They go up and down
    DDown 34: Flagrant
    DDown 39: Quite a while
    DDown 40: Bantu language
    DDown 41: Daily trippers?
    DDown 42: Loosen
    DDown 44: Barroom foot rest
    DDown 45: Suspended state: Var.
    DDown 46: Present opener?OMNI
    DDown 47: Forest flautist
    DDown 48: Verne heroFOGG
    DDown 50: Goes site-seeing?NETSURFS
    DDown 55: Wu ___ (martial art)SHU
    DDown 56: Deli slice
    DDown 57: Hebridean islandSKYE
    DDown 59: Hole-making tools
    DDown 60: Thumbs-down
    DDown 62: Sawbuck
    DDown 63: Senators' grp.NHL
    DDown 65: Infamous 1971 air pirateDBCOOPER
    DDown 67: ___ boom bah
    DDown 69: TV cartoon boy
    DDown 70: Jacob tricked him
    DDown 71: Bird perch
    DDown 72: Carry-on
    DDown 74: 1994 Costner roleEARP
    DDown 76: Jamie of "M*A*S*H"FARR
    DDown 77: 1980's arcade game
    DDown 78: Certain evergreens
    DDown 81: Two-mile-high capital
    DDown 82: Satirist BellocHILAIRE
    DDown 85: U-shaped devices
    DDown 86: El ___ (Chevy vehicles)CAMINOS
    DDown 87: Unfamiliar face
    DDown 88: Brewer's need
    DDown 90: Not appointed
    DDown 91: Speed demons
    DDown 96: Israeli P.M., 1969-74
    DDown 97: Double takes?
    DDown 98: Traveling speakersCBERS
    DDown 99: "Kate & ___"ALLIE
    DDown 100: Negro Leagues legend
    DDown 101: Word before oven or cupboard
    DDown 103: Kidman's "Dead Calm" co-starNEILL
    DDown 104: Pass over
    DDown 105: Bushed
    DDown 106: Advisers of old
    DDown 108: Center of L.A.SHAQ
    DDown 113: Stage equipment
    DDown 114: ___ culpaMEA
    DDown 115: Slapstick prop
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