New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th September 2006

There are 64 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th September 2006. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	With 126-Across, author of the quip starting at 27-Across
AAcross 6:	Kind of race
AAcross 10:	"Come Back, Little Sheba" playwright
AAcross 14:	Modern home of the 10-Down
AAcross 18:	Product sold with a bag
AAcross 20:	"Hop ___!"
AAcross 20:	"Hop ___!"
AAcross 21:	Tyros
AAcross 23:	Bill Clinton memoir	MYLIFE
AAcross 24:	Nasty sort
AAcross 25:	Effecting a release
AAcross 26:	Blue
AAcross 27:	Start of a quip from Court and Society Review, 1887	INAMERICATHEYOUNG
AAcross 30:	V.I.P.
AAcross 32:	Literature Nobelist Morrison	TONI
AAcross 33:	What "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds" may or may not be about
AAcross 34:	Quip, part 2	AREALWAYSREADY
AAcross 38:	Edit
AAcross 44:	"An Affair to Remember" star, 1957	KERR
AAcross 45:	Berlioz's "Les nuits d'___"	ETE
AAcross 46:	Man of mystery	MRX
AAcross 47:	Layered
AAcross 48:	Project completion?	ILE
AAcross 49:	King Minos, for one
AAcross 52:	Site for Franklin Roosevelt
AAcross 54:	Matter of debate
AAcross 55:	Pageant prize
AAcross 57:	Quip, part 3	TOGIVETOTHOSE
AAcross 60:	"It's about time!"
AAcross 62:	Lucre
AAcross 63:	Energizer or Duracell option
AAcross 64:	Low-value wad
AAcross 65:	Quip, part 4	WHOAREOLDERTHAN
AAcross 70:	"The Thief of Bagdad" actor, 1940	SABU
AAcross 73:	Ramallah grp.
AAcross 74:	Mystique
AAcross 75:	W.W. II wolf pack	UBOATS
AAcross 79:	Quip, part 5	THEMSELVESTHE
AAcross 83:	"Rubber Duckie" singer of children's TV	ERNIE
AAcross 84:	See 112-Down	ASABC
AAcross 85:	Winter pear
AAcross 86:	Brynhild's beloved
AAcross 90:	Granting grp.	NEA
AAcross 91:	It can be found in a tree
AAcross 93:	Cry with eyes lit up
AAcross 95:	4 x 4
AAcross 96:	Cold war winner
AAcross 97:	Huge, to Hugo	ENORME
AAcross 98:	Quip, part 6	FULLBENEFITSOF
AAcross 102:	Lao-___	TSE
AAcross 104:	Dutch export
AAcross 105:	Día's opposite	NOCHE
AAcross 106:	End of the quip	THEIRINEXPERIENCE
AAcross 113:	Try to win, in a way
AAcross 116:	Like a Swiss Army knife
AAcross 117:	One of a sailing trio
AAcross 118:	Time competitor, informally	USNEWS
AAcross 120:	Used a crowbar on, maybe	PRIEDOPEN
AAcross 121:	Election day: Abbr.
AAcross 122:	Fish that may someday spawn
AAcross 123:	Call after a hammer is hit
AAcross 124:	Agrippina's slayer
AAcross 125:	Prize since 1949
AAcross 126:	See 1-Across
DDown 1:	___ law
DDown 2:	Nutritious bean
DDown 3:	Breakfast in a box
DDown 4:	Flying start?	AVI
DDown 5:	Common ink purchase
DDown 6:	Tittle
DDown 7:	It's read word for word	ROGETS
DDown 8:	Fun house item
DDown 9:	"Revolution From Within" author
DDown 10:	Old inhabitant of 14-Across
DDown 11:	With every hair in place
DDown 12:	Ones dressed in black
DDown 13:	F.D.A.-banned supplement
DDown 14:	Match player?
DDown 15:	Dramatic rebuke	ETTU
DDown 16:	Scout leader?
DDown 17:	S O S responder: Abbr.	USCG
DDown 19:	Satisfied subscriber, apparently
DDown 22:	Part of a manger scene
DDown 28:	Stem
DDown 29:	Poet with the longtime NPR program "A Word in Your Ear"
DDown 31:	Pencil holder, sometimes
DDown 34:	Muscular watchdog
DDown 35:	Sparked anew
DDown 36:	"But on the other hand …"
DDown 37:	Early sixth-century year	DXIV
DDown 39:	Put out
DDown 40:	Stain
DDown 41:	Actor Williams of "Happy Days"	ANSON
DDown 42:	Revolution, for one
DDown 43:	Hammock supports
DDown 47:	Sic on	LETAT
DDown 49:	Bills, e.g.
DDown 50:	Exactly, after "to"	ATEE
DDown 51:	Court plea, briefly
DDown 53:	Anne of comedy	MEARA
DDown 56:	Bygone Crayola color
DDown 58:	Black piano key	GFLAT
DDown 59:	Pearl City setting
DDown 61:	Imbibe
DDown 62:	Brigham Young University site
DDown 66:	"Let's ___ There" (1980's NBC slogan)	ALLBE
DDown 67:	Dim responses	DUHS
DDown 68:	"… ___ saw Elba"	EREI
DDown 69:	Retired
DDown 70:	Tired
DDown 71:	Mark Twain/Bret Harte play	AHSIN
DDown 72:	Game of chance
DDown 76:	"Black Beauty" author	ANNASEWELL
DDown 77:	Link with	TIETO
DDown 78:	___ Tranquillity	SEAOF
DDown 80:	Offer that seems too good to be true, probably
DDown 81:	Birthright seller
DDown 82:	Lug
DDown 87:	Floor (it)
DDown 88:	Knoxville sch.	UTENN
DDown 89:	Get back on track
DDown 92:	Begin something, in slang
DDown 94:	Just firm enough
DDown 96:	Lofty degree
DDown 96:	Lofty degree
DDown 98:	It's a test
DDown 99:	Element that quickly oxidizes in air
DDown 100:	Artist with the 2002 #1 hit "Lose Yourself"	EMINEM
DDown 101:	Winter fishing tool	ICESAW
DDown 103:	Not attack head-on
DDown 106:	Family viewing mark	TVPG
DDown 107:	"My ___!"
DDown 108:	March slogan word
DDown 109:	Dawning response	ISEE
DDown 110:	"Way cool!"
DDown 111:	Strange: Prefix	XENO
DDown 112:	With 84-Across, very simple
DDown 114:	Had to settle
DDown 115:	Bone head?	OSTE
DDown 119:	Application form abbr.	NMI