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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th November 2004

    There are 73 across clues and 68 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th November 2004. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Special teamALL*S
    AAcross 6: Chi-town paperTRIB
    AAcross 10: Get lost
    AAcross 15: Dumptruckful
    AAcross 19: "Twelfth Night" role
    AAcross 20: Mrs. ChaplinOONA
    AAcross 21: "Ta-da!"
    AAcross 22: Word processor command
    AAcross 23: March trailer
    AAcross 24: HaltinglyBYFITS&*TS
    AAcross 26: Kind of bikeT&EM
    AAcross 27: Used up
    AAcross 28: Space flight's starting point
    AAcross 29: Nice-smelling gifts
    AAcross 30: Rhode Island's motto
    AAcross 31: Colored a bit
    AAcross 33: Shake
    AAcross 34: Rights of passage, e.g.
    AAcross 36: Cook's exhortation
    AAcross 38: McCartney title
    AAcross 40: Despot of yore
    AAcross 41: Portion of a ton: Abbr.
    AAcross 44: Aerosol output
    AAcross 45: Hems and haws
    AAcross 46: TotaledRANTO
    AAcross 50: Agreeable
    AAcross 52: F.D.R. power projectTVA
    AAcross 53: Made book marks?PAGIN@ED
    AAcross 56: Extra cost in mail orderH&LING
    AAcross 57: Choler
    AAcross 58: Fights dirty, in a way
    AAcross 59: Martinique, e.g.ILE
    AAcross 60: Street of mysteryDELLA
    AAcross 61: Pro pitchers
    AAcross 63: Rod attachment
    AAcross 64: Some votes
    AAcross 65: Mock plea for civil languageSTOPTHE#@%*&CUSSING
    AAcross 69: Mix up
    AAcross 70: Came to
    AAcross 71: Pricey
    AAcross 72: Cut
    AAcross 74: Russert of "Meet the Press"TIM
    AAcross 75: Needed a doctor
    AAcross 76: Stale
    AAcross 77: Scarface portrayerPACINO
    AAcross 78: Like some income
    AAcross 80: South-of-the-border shout
    AAcross 81: Got a slice ofSHAREDIN
    AAcross 83: Obscure
    AAcross 84: Comic GilliamSTU
    AAcross 85: "Rush Hour" star, 1998CHAN
    AAcross 86: Heartbeat, so to speak
    AAcross 87: Abbey ___
    AAcross 90: Fortune 500 inits.ITT
    AAcross 91: Invoice word
    AAcross 93: Coin of the realm#STERLING
    AAcross 97: Sewed up
    AAcross 99: Perfumes with a joss stick
    AAcross 104: OpenC&ID
    AAcross 105: First child
    AAcross 106: Waxed bombasticOR@ED
    AAcross 108: Supermodel Campbell
    AAcross 109: Slave of operaAIDA
    AAcross 110: That, to thisALTERN@IVE
    AAcross 112: Values on a scale of 0 to 100%ILES
    AAcross 113: Ship part
    AAcross 114: 60-Across's boss
    AAcross 115: It's not good
    AAcross 116: Ties up
    AAcross 117: Highlands tongue
    AAcross 118: Plain writing
    AAcross 119: Hawk
    AAcross 120: "I Am Woman" singer, 1972
    DDown 1: "Cease" at sea
    DDown 2: Painter Fra Filippo ___
    DDown 3: "Two Women" Oscar winner
    DDown 4: Black bird*LING
    DDown 5: Stored (away)
    DDown 6: Words before and after "or not"TOBE
    DDown 7: King's champion
    DDown 8: Ahead
    DDown 9: Puts on the hook?
    DDown 10: Elm and Peachtree: Abbr.STS
    DDown 11: Ship provisionersCH&LERS
    DDown 12: Roadside pull-offRE*EA
    DDown 13: Oil worker
    DDown 14: Imbroglios
    DDown 15: Like Wittenberg University in Ohio
    DDown 16: ContinuouslyON&ON
    DDown 17: Crack
    DDown 18: Some stadium features
    DDown 25: Best-selling 1974 detective novelTHESEVEN%SOLUTION
    DDown 32: Yankee nickname of oldDIMAG
    DDown 35: Niles's ex on "Frasier"MARIS
    DDown 37: Cry at the card table
    DDown 39: Investment option, briefly
    DDown 41: Under the tableCL&ESTINE
    DDown 42: Serendipitous
    DDown 43: Make fit
    DDown 47: All overN@IONWIDE
    DDown 48: Looking good on the tube
    DDown 49: Lyrical lines
    DDown 50: High degree
    DDown 50: High degree
    DDown 51: Clothes closer
    DDown 52: Something goodTRE@
    DDown 53: Saturday night special
    DDown 54: Truly enjoyedATEUP
    DDown 55: Firms
    DDown 57: Penned upIM#ED
    DDown 58: Like cattle on the rangeBR&ED
    DDown 61: Burn ___ in one's pocketAHOLE
    DDown 62: Faked out, in the rink
    DDown 64: Some relations
    DDown 66: Mattress type
    DDown 67: Surprise*TLE
    DDown 68: ___-Pei (Chinese dog)SHAR
    DDown 69: Pitiful pencil
    DDown 73: King of the boxing world
    DDown 75: Combat gear
    DDown 77: Wall Street scare
    DDown 79: Terrier type
    DDown 80: Giant of noteOTT
    DDown 81: Witchy woman
    DDown 82: Showboater
    DDown 84: John Hancock and others
    DDown 85: Thinking outside the boxCRE@IVE
    DDown 88: Mammy Yokum's creatorALCAPP
    DDown 89: Old phone user
    DDown 92: Many an agentTEN%ER
    DDown 93: Rich dessert#CAKE
    DDown 94: Comparatively grittyS&IER
    DDown 95: Holds, with "over"
    DDown 96: Hot rod propellant
    DDown 98: RattletrapsCR@ES
    DDown 100: Green
    DDown 101: Did a cobbler's job
    DDown 102: Fix
    DDown 103: Wuss
    DDown 107: Compaq competitor
    DDown 111: Potent potable
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