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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 3rd September 2006

    There are 61 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 3rd September 2006. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Thwacked but good
    AAcross 7: Come to one's senses
    AAcross 13: Trial case
    AAcross 20: Needing crackers, sayINCODE
    AAcross 21: Spotted cat
    AAcross 22: More than tanned
    AAcross 23: Is acquainted with a quartet of wildebeests?KNOWSFOURGNUS
    AAcross 25: Consummate skill
    AAcross 26: Have coming
    AAcross 27: Poetic contraction
    AAcross 28: Religious sch.SEM
    AAcross 30: Clears for liftoff
    AAcross 31: What is that in Mexico?ESO
    AAcross 33: Community character
    AAcross 36: Drill one more time
    AAcross 38: Early run?
    AAcross 40: Booby-trapped nudist resort?BAREINNMINED
    AAcross 43: Soul buddy?
    AAcross 46: Skin ___
    AAcross 48: Cornmeal creation
    AAcross 49: Like 60% of people
    AAcross 51: Prudent time to get to the airport
    AAcross 54: ___ Dinh Diem of Vietnam
    AAcross 55: Old guy, slangily
    AAcross 56: Young guy, slangily
    AAcross 57: Subject of some gossip
    AAcross 61: Busy
    AAcross 62: Poet ___ García LorcaFEDERICO
    AAcross 65: Had plentyATEALOT
    AAcross 66: "Once in Love With ___"AMY
    AAcross 69: Vegetarians' supermarket protests?MEATBUYCHANTS
    AAcross 73: "Um" cousins
    AAcross 74: Sulking more
    AAcross 76: One who's fallen
    AAcross 78: Home of the world's second-oldest written constitution, after America's
    AAcross 79: Make it bigGOPLACES
    AAcross 82: Traveling
    AAcross 86: Old Olds modelsALEROS
    AAcross 87: Record producer BrianENO
    AAcross 88: Belief in disbelief
    AAcross 91: Contractions
    AAcross 92: Outskirts of the outskirts
    AAcross 96: Italian, e.g.
    AAcross 97: ___-wolf
    AAcross 98: Transported a couple of Porta-Potties?BORNETWOLOOS
    AAcross 101: C.S.I. evidence
    AAcross 102: Zoom in on
    AAcross 105: Sought moraysEELED
    AAcross 106: Foolish talk
    AAcross 108: "Fanny Hill," supposedly
    AAcross 110: Hockey's TikkanenESA
    AAcross 112: Fifth and Mad.
    AAcross 114: Skip it
    AAcross 117: City on the Smoky Hill River
    AAcross 119: Rose raised by a sardonic gardener?WRYBREDFLOWER
    AAcross 123: Less considered
    AAcross 124: Title heroine of a hit 2001 French filmAMELIE
    AAcross 125: Diplomat HarrimanPAMELA
    AAcross 126: Emotional
    AAcross 127: Busybodies
    AAcross 128: Towers above
    DDown 1: Expressway
    DDown 2: Trollope's "Lady ___"
    DDown 3: Place for strikes or strokes
    DDown 4: Dots on a map
    DDown 5: Salon workers, for short?
    DDown 6: Nimble
    DDown 7: Pointed
    DDown 8: Main threat?
    DDown 9: Calc. prerequisiteALG
    DDown 10: Blood sharers
    DDown 11: Old French coins
    DDown 12: Results of piercing pain?NOSERINGS
    DDown 13: 1972 treaty subj.
    DDown 14: Available on the stock exchange
    DDown 15: "And they went ___ in a Sieve": Edward LearTOSEA
    DDown 16: Robin Williams-esque
    DDown 17: Eastern European guy who loves both sexes?CZECHBIMALE
    DDown 18: Word turned into its own opposite by putting a T in front
    DDown 19: Big name in ice creamEDYS
    DDown 24: Shy person?
    DDown 29: Candy billed as "The Freshmaker"
    DDown 32: Heed
    DDown 34: She was famously married 3/20/69 at the Rock of Gibraltar
    DDown 35: Initials for two BelushisSNL
    DDown 37: Bagged leaves
    DDown 38: Horizontal, perhaps
    DDown 39: Oktoberfest servingBRAU
    DDown 41: "Exodus" heroARI
    DDown 42: Word on a wall, in the Bible
    DDown 44: Vulture, e.g.
    DDown 45: Beginnings
    DDown 47: Symbol on the front of some bars
    DDown 49: Halt
    DDown 50: Mideast capital
    DDown 52: Campaign dirty trick
    DDown 53: Trumpeter on the "Kill Bill" soundtrackHIRT
    DDown 55: "___ go!"
    DDown 58: Sis, e.g.
    DDown 59: Horned Frogs' sch.TCU
    DDown 60: Kind of pain
    DDown 63: Key of "The James Bond Theme"EMINOR
    DDown 64: List for St. Peter
    DDown 65: Fidgety
    DDown 66: Horrifies
    DDown 67: Cabbage
    DDown 68: Christmas quilters' haze?YULEBEEMIST
    DDown 70: Number cruncher, for short
    DDown 71: Ad follow-up?
    DDown 72: "Wait ___!"ASEC
    DDown 75: Poi source
    DDown 77: Individually
    DDown 79: One-spot
    DDown 80: En routeONONESWAY
    DDown 81: Oval-shaped loaf
    DDown 83: Alternative energy source
    DDown 84: Speller's phrase
    DDown 85: Community ctr.YMCA
    DDown 89: Prefix with realist
    DDown 90: Teeny, slangilyITSY
    DDown 92: Manhattan, for one: Abbr.
    DDown 93: Follower of ManhattanITE
    DDown 94: Milk source
    DDown 95: Convalescent sites
    DDown 98: Noble partnerBARNES
    DDown 99: Current resisters
    DDown 100: Had too muchODED
    DDown 103: "The Prince of Tides" co-starNOLTE
    DDown 104: Certain 60's protest
    DDown 107: Bouquet
    DDown 108: When repeated, a dolphinfishMAHI
    DDown 109: Abba of IsraelEBAN
    DDown 111: French weaponARME
    DDown 113: Calif. forceSFPD
    DDown 115: Ill-gotten gains
    DDown 116: Mound stats
    DDown 118: Poetic preposition
    DDown 120: Long
    DDown 121: Place for a toothpick
    DDown 122: Postgrad field
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