New York Times Answers - Sunday, 30th July 2006

There are 82 across clues and 89 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th July 2006. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Carousel contents
AAcross 5:	Life may be spent here
AAcross 11:	Ones whose work isn't picking up
AAcross 16:	Flightless birds
AAcross 21:	Nabisco brand
AAcross 22:	Against
AAcross 23:	Country/rock singer Steve	EARLE
AAcross 24:	"Anybody home?"
AAcross 25:	Start of a comment by 3- and 126-Down	MYOUTPUTISDOWNBUT
AAcross 28:	Oil holder, maybe
AAcross 29:	Wig wearer
AAcross 30:	"It's ___ to the finish"	ARACE
AAcross 31:	Overhead bin, e.g.
AAcross 33:	Dearie
AAcross 34:	Kia model
AAcross 36:	Yellow or gray
AAcross 37:	Popped
AAcross 38:	1914 battle line	YSER
AAcross 39:	Comment, part 2	MYINCOMEISUPITAKEA
AAcross 46:	Brim
AAcross 47:	La-la lead-in	TRA
AAcross 48:	Trike rider
AAcross 49:	Some racehorses
AAcross 50:	Puffed up
AAcross 54:	Library Lovers Mo.
AAcross 55:	Natural pump outlet
AAcross 57:	Former U.N. chief U ___	THANT
AAcross 58:	Comment, part 3	SHORTPOSITION
AAcross 61:	Proctor's call
AAcross 63:	Cabinet dept.	ENER
AAcross 64:	"So ___ to offend …"	ASNOT
AAcross 65:	Phone book abbr.
AAcross 66:	Where many Sargents hang, with "the"
AAcross 68:	When repeated, an old TV sign-off	NANU
AAcross 70:	Spanish pronoun	ESO
AAcross 71:	Drink sometimes flavored with cinnamon
AAcross 72:	Whiz
AAcross 74:	Dirt in a dump truck, maybe
AAcross 76:	Isle of Mull neighbor	IONA
AAcross 78:	"The Torch in ___" (Elias Canetti memoir)	MYEAR
AAcross 79:	With 81-Across, landmark 1972 album by 3- and 126-Down
AAcross 81:	See 79-Across
AAcross 83:	Actress Van Devere	TRISH
AAcross 87:	TV series featuring the war god Ares	XENA
AAcross 89:	D-Day transports: Abbr.	LSTS
AAcross 91:	Very narrow, in a way
AAcross 92:	Football Hall-of-Famer Herber	ARNIE
AAcross 93:	Dated
AAcross 96:	Russian assembly
AAcross 98:	Spanish eyes	OJOS
AAcross 100:	Damone of song	VIC
AAcross 102:	Land on Lake Chad
AAcross 103:	Swear
AAcross 105:	Lexicographer's study
AAcross 107:	Comment, part 4	ONTHELONGBOND
AAcross 110:	Sloughs
AAcross 112:	Cape in the Holy See	ORALE
AAcross 114:	Colorful moths
AAcross 115:	Piña ___ (drinks)	COLADAS
AAcross 116:	Monetary unit of Panama
AAcross 118:	Where the Snake River snakes: Abbr.
AAcross 119:	Constellation near Cancer
AAcross 120:	Put out
AAcross 121:	Comment, part 5	ANDMYREVENUESTREAM
AAcross 125:	Seventh-century year	DCII
AAcross 129:	Opera singer Mitchell of "Porgy and Bess"	ABBIE
AAcross 130:	Strand material
AAcross 131:	Afrique du ___
AAcross 132:	Had in view
AAcross 133:	Most dear
AAcross 136:	Ken and Lena of Hollywood	OLINS
AAcross 138:	Belt and hose, e.g.	AUTOPARTS
AAcross 141:	"I'm ___ here!"	OUTTA
AAcross 142:	End of the comment	HASITSOWNCASHFLOW
AAcross 145:	Kind of call
AAcross 146:	Publication that clicks with readers?	EZINE
AAcross 147:	Helping hands
AAcross 148:	A Sinatra	TINA
AAcross 149:	Some Romanovs
AAcross 150:	Honey bunch?
AAcross 151:	Entertain, as a child at bedtime	READTO
AAcross 152:	Real lulu
DDown 1:	Base for the old British East India Company
DDown 2:	Indo-Europeans	ARYANS
DDown 3:	With 126-Down, a noted humorist
DDown 4:	Not so pleasant
DDown 5:	Some hallucinogens, for short	PCPS
DDown 6:	Really clobber
DDown 7:	Temporary
DDown 8:	Recipe direction	STIRIN
DDown 9:	Places for R.N.'s
DDown 10:	Bubkes
DDown 11:	Waste
DDown 12:	Judge in 1990's news	LANCEITO
DDown 13:	Kill ___ killed	ORBE
DDown 14:	R & B singer Cantrell	BLU
DDown 15:	Establishes	SETSUP
DDown 16:	Electrical resistor
DDown 17:	Subject of many a sad ballad
DDown 18:	Couturière Schiaparelli	ELSA
DDown 19:	Something to break or shake, in phrase	ALEG
DDown 20:	Unduplicated
DDown 26:	Up to, in ads
DDown 27:	Slangy commercial suffix	ORAMA
DDown 32:	Activate, as a switch
DDown 35:	String group, maybe
DDown 37:	Put oneself where one shouldn't
DDown 39:	"Beam ___ …"	MEUP
DDown 40:	"___ no?"	YESOR
DDown 41:	Ride around
DDown 42:	Order
DDown 43:	"The Family Circus" cartoonist	KEANE
DDown 44:	Cousins of ospreys
DDown 45:	Minute Maid Park player	ASTRO
DDown 46:	Barely got along
DDown 50:	One begins "The Lord is my light and my salvation"
DDown 51:	Anthem start	OHSAY
DDown 52:	Con game
DDown 53:	Favoring bigger government, say	PROTAX
DDown 54:	Kind of conservative
DDown 55:	Bit of tomfoolery
DDown 56:	With full force
DDown 59:	Circus trainee
DDown 60:	Butterfingers
DDown 62:	Brian of early Roxy Music	ENO
DDown 67:	Cinders of old comics	ELLA
DDown 69:	Straighten
DDown 73:	Station along Route 66	ESSO
DDown 75:	Basis of a biblical miracle
DDown 77:	Exuberant cry in Mexico
DDown 79:	Now you see it, now you don't
DDown 80:	NW Missouri city, informally	STJOE
DDown 82:	Cry one's head off
DDown 84:	Opening for a coin?	INGOD
DDown 85:	Tuscany cathedral city	SIENA
DDown 86:	Ranch stock
DDown 88:	Wrench's target
DDown 90:	Sequel title starter
DDown 93:	Latin dance
DDown 94:	Feathered, say
DDown 95:	Tulsa daily, with "the"
DDown 97:	Show up
DDown 99:	Trash pads?
DDown 101:	Drink that's stirred
DDown 104:	On-site supervisor?
DDown 106:	Concocted
DDown 108:	Night calls
DDown 109:	What's expected
DDown 111:	Midwest harvest
DDown 113:	Noncellular phone
DDown 113:	Noncellular phone
DDown 117:	Wall St. figures
DDown 119:	Lists
DDown 120:	Led astray
DDown 122:	Flexible reply
DDown 123:	Plays peacemaker for
DDown 124:	Bantu language
DDown 125:	Not hearing	DEAFTO
DDown 126:	See 3-Down
DDown 127:	Chant
DDown 128:	Battle cry	ITSWAR
DDown 132:	Radar fig.
DDown 133:	Toll
DDown 134:	Baseball Hall-of-Famer Aparicio	LUIS
DDown 135:	Not this or that, in Spain	OTRA
DDown 136:	Medical suffix	OSIS
DDown 137:	Shoot up
DDown 139:	Acerb
DDown 140:	Italian bone	OSSO
DDown 143:	___ dye
DDown 144:	Golfer Michelle	WIE