New York Times Answers - Friday, 7th July 2006

There are 36 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 7th July 2006. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	___ minimum …	ATA
AAcross 4:	Thunderbird grp.
AAcross 8:	First name in country music	SHANIA
AAcross 14:	1971 musical based on the Bible	GODSPELL
AAcross 16:	Rifle effect
AAcross 17:	1984 David Lean film	APASSAGETOINDIA
AAcross 19:	Place to be picked up?
AAcross 20:	Inaugural oath starter
AAcross 21:	Match, in a way
AAcross 22:	Zidovudine, familiarly
AAcross 23:	W has one
AAcross 25:	Responder in a van: Abbr.	EMT
AAcross 27:	Letter abbr.	PPS
AAcross 30:	___ Jorge, part of the Azores	SAO
AAcross 31:	Language that is mostly monosyllabic
AAcross 32:	Queens, e.g., informally	BORO
AAcross 33:	1982 Inspector Poirot movie	EVILUNDERTHESUN
AAcross 38:	2003 trilogy completer, with "The"	RETURNOFTHEKING
AAcross 39:	W.W. II action film of 2001	ENEMYATTHEGATES
AAcross 40:	Nitpick
AAcross 41:	Rtes.	RDS
AAcross 42:	Mens ___ (criminal intent)	REA
AAcross 43:	Something overthrown shortly before the American Revolution
AAcross 44:	Kind of approval
AAcross 45:	Alien subject?: Abbr.	ESL
AAcross 46:	___-bear
AAcross 49:	Davis Cup match-up
AAcross 51:	Place to relax
AAcross 53:	Wayfare
AAcross 54:	1980 film based on a Clive Cussler best seller	RAISETHETITANIC
AAcross 59:	Subject of a temple at Delphi
AAcross 60:	Guaranteed
AAcross 60:	Guaranteed
AAcross 61:	"No lie"
AAcross 62:	Welcoming
AAcross 63:	When doubled, a familiar cry
DDown 1:	Capital of Guam, old-style	AGANA
DDown 2:	Old Mercury
DDown 3:	Not stand still
DDown 4:	Brown letters
DDown 5:	Mermaid setting
DDown 6:	Painful ending?	ALGIA
DDown 7:	Cut out
DDown 8:	Box office sign	SRO
DDown 9:	Bad job?
DDown 10:	Bad spots?
DDown 11:	Good news on an apartment rental	NODEPOSIT
DDown 12:	The last King Richard
DDown 13:	___ king
DDown 13:	___ king
DDown 15:	From Omaha to K.C.
DDown 18:	How some meteors fall	TOEARTH
DDown 23:	Five-time baseball All-Star ___ Wills	MAURY
DDown 24:	French artist Pierre	BONNARD
DDown 26:	Many Little League spectators
DDown 28:	Cut back
DDown 29:	Numbers
DDown 30:	Dry spell
DDown 31:	Some hooks
DDown 32:	Lebanese valley	BEKAA
DDown 33:	Like squirrels' ears
DDown 34:	___ cavae
DDown 35:	Yadda, yadda, yadda, e.g.
DDown 36:	A, to Samuel Morse	DOTDASH
DDown 37:	He purportedly said "Only one man ever understood me, and he didn't understand me"
DDown 44:	Bleeds (for)
DDown 45:	Start-of-meal urging
DDown 46:	Poet Sanchez of the Black Arts Movement	SONIA
DDown 47:	Like a 100-mile-an-hour taxi ride?
DDown 48:	Mike holder
DDown 50:	___ Royale
DDown 52:	100 centavos
DDown 53:	Heroic W.W. II grp.
DDown 54:	Bowl sound
DDown 55:	How to address a sgt.?
DDown 56:	"Sesame Street" watcher
DDown 57:	Burning sensation?
DDown 58:	Hottie, perhaps