New York Times Answers - Saturday, 22nd November 2003

There are 30 across clues and 32 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 22nd November 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Highest-ranking, in some hierarchies
AAcross 6:	Kind of cholera
AAcross 13:	Side in eightball
AAcross 15:	Best Original Screenplay winner for "American Beauty"	ALANBALL
AAcross 16:	What Putin is often put in	PRAVDA
AAcross 17:	Like peppercorns
AAcross 18:	Regional
AAcross 20:	Game winner	OOO
AAcross 21:	Potluck array
AAcross 22:	Good thing to get over
AAcross 23:	9W and others
AAcross 24:	Gray ___
AAcross 25:	Place for knights
AAcross 29:	Silvery white
AAcross 31:	Small flap on a garment
AAcross 32:	Like worker bees
AAcross 33:	One may have stilts
AAcross 34:	Naval Medical Center locale
AAcross 36:	Divergent doctrine developer
AAcross 37:	Place for the high life?
AAcross 38:	Commercial catchword
AAcross 39:	Like hors d'ouevres
AAcross 44:	It may be crushed
AAcross 45:	There until the bitter end	LASTTOLEAVE
AAcross 46:	Pennsylvania city where Franklin signed a treaty with Indians, 1753	CARLISLE
AAcross 48:	Miners
AAcross 49:	Taxed
AAcross 50:	Surrounded
AAcross 51:	Margins of safety
AAcross 52:	Victims
DDown 1:	Glistening garnish
DDown 2:	First name of a Blackmore heroine	LORNA
DDown 3:	Pieces of land
DDown 4:	Queens' homes
DDown 5:	One on a podium, perhaps
DDown 6:	Some garment cuts
DDown 7:	Puts (away)
DDown 8:	Toward the center
DDown 9:	Old hoops grp.
DDown 10:	Low stools
DDown 11:	Unlucky
DDown 12:	Visitor to Rome in 46 B.C.
DDown 14:	Cleric's vesting place
DDown 15:	Necklace option
DDown 19:	Get through slowly
DDown 22:	___ Tribunal (international arbitration court)	HAGUE
DDown 25:	Music genre
DDown 26:	Be able to gather enough evidence	HAVEACASE
DDown 27:	"Iliad," e.g.	EPICVERSE
DDown 28:	Avalanche
DDown 29:	Alexander V, e.g.
DDown 30:	Cobbler's job
DDown 34:	Beat
DDown 35:	While lead-in
DDown 37:	Some seats are next to them
DDown 39:	Large and heavy-looking
DDown 40:	Axed
DDown 41:	1819 Keats poem
DDown 42:	Turn outward
DDown 43:	They may be pounded out
DDown 45:	Heroine of Tchaikovsky's "Pique Dame"	LISA
DDown 47:	Two-time Wimbledon winner ___ Hoad