New York Times Answers - Saturday, 3rd July 2004

There are 37 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 3rd July 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Better Business Bureau concerns
AAcross 6:	Hefty competition
AAcross 10:	What someone who is out might be in
AAcross 14:	Put through the mill?
AAcross 15:	Legal cover-up?
AAcross 16:	Robert Burns title starter
AAcross 17:	1986 rock autobiography	ITINA
AAcross 18:	Member of a small family	ONLYCHILD
AAcross 20:	"Six Degrees of Separation" family name	KITTREDGE
AAcross 22:	Suitor's presentation
AAcross 23:	Where to spend birr
AAcross 24:	John of Parliament
AAcross 25:	It's projected
AAcross 30:	Browsers' place	THENET
AAcross 32:	Sturdy building material
AAcross 33:	Pique experience?
AAcross 34:	Make a stink?
AAcross 35:	Density symbol, in physics
AAcross 37:	It may follow an etym.
AAcross 39:	Ottoman officer
AAcross 40:	Utter
AAcross 42:	Special ability
AAcross 42:	Special ability
AAcross 44:	Burrowing animal
AAcross 46:	Mysterious letter writer, maybe	SECRETADMIRER
AAcross 49:	Lyricist Dubin and others
AAcross 50:	Come this close	JUSTMISS
AAcross 53:	Take, as a life
AAcross 56:	Humored	CATEREDTO
AAcross 57:	Curved wall used as a stage background
AAcross 59:	Actress Georgia ___ of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show"	ENGEL
AAcross 60:	"Flower Petal Gown" sculptor	ERTE
AAcross 61:	Not easily angered
AAcross 62:	Surgical tube
AAcross 63:	Ones that may get ticked?
AAcross 64:	Gathering suffix
AAcross 65:	"Me, too"	SODOI
DDown 1:	Sudden increase
DDown 2:	Get the job done	CUTIT
DDown 3:	Putting two and two together, say
DDown 4:	Bring up
DDown 5:	Pirate
DDown 6:	"Beethoven" star, 1992	GRODIN
DDown 7:	Time of many a fairy tale
DDown 8:	Good enough to 2-Down
DDown 9:	"The Partridge Family" actress
DDown 10:	Collusion
DDown 11:	Votes overseas	OUIS
DDown 12:	M.'s counterpart	MLLE
DDown 13:	Contributes
DDown 19:	Swamp thing
DDown 21:	Bad words
DDown 24:	"Me, too"
DDown 26:	See 51-Down
DDown 27:	Not mincing words?
DDown 28:	European capital
DDown 29:	Virginie, e.g.
DDown 30:	Dos into seis
DDown 31:	"If a ___ is happy, it cannot fit too close": O. Henry
DDown 36:	Mama bear, in Madrid	OSA
DDown 38:	Keep
DDown 41:	It can be semi-attached
DDown 43:	"The Murder Room" novelist	PDJAMES
DDown 45:	Token
DDown 47:	Kids' TV character voiced by Kevin Clash	ELMO
DDown 48:	One of "Them"
DDown 51:	With 26-Down, it may be used in a pool
DDown 52:	Longtime Chicago Symphony conductor	SOLTI
DDown 53:	Sent a duplicate, briefly	CCED
DDown 54:	Invention of Hermes, supposedly
DDown 55:	___ gratuit (something done without apparent motive)	ACTE
DDown 56:	Give up, slangily
DDown 58:	Make calls