New York Times Answers - Sunday, 11th February 2007

There are 84 across clues and 85 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 11th February 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Shooting marble
AAcross 6:	Cradle call
AAcross 10:	What I will follow	EFGH
AAcross 14:	Mystery writers' awards	AGATHAS
AAcross 21:	Printing process, briefly
AAcross 22:	North Sea feeder	YSER
AAcross 23:	Dramatic solo
AAcross 24:	Observant Mormons, e.g.
AAcross 25:	Scottish hillsides
AAcross 26:	With gusto
AAcross 27:	Tendon injury
AAcross 28:	Emotional traumas
AAcross 29:	Full of compassion	ALLHEART
AAcross 30:	Hit hard
AAcross 31:	Pitchers' places
AAcross 33:	From memory
AAcross 34:	Writer Gogol	NIKOLAI
AAcross 36:	Midwest and Plains states, e.g.
AAcross 38:	Old tar's shipmates
AAcross 40:	Siberian river port
AAcross 44:	No longer hungry
AAcross 45:	Where it's at
AAcross 46:	Endurance, informally
AAcross 47:	Whitecap formation
AAcross 48:	Maj.'s superior	LTCOL
AAcross 49:	French white wine
AAcross 51:	Reddish-brown gems
AAcross 52:	Relatively robust
AAcross 53:	Magnanimous
AAcross 56:	Washington's profile is on it
AAcross 56:	Washington's profile is on it
AAcross 58:	Prevented	BOXEDOUT
AAcross 60:	Old Aegean region
AAcross 62:	Get ___ (be rewarded at work)
AAcross 63:	Stumble upon
AAcross 64:	Enthusiast
AAcross 65:	Mary Hartman's TV hometown	FERNWOOD
AAcross 67:	Screened, as a patient	PRESEEN
AAcross 68:	Swing
AAcross 69:	"Gilligan's Island" castaway	MARYANN
AAcross 70:	"MADtv" alternative	SNL
AAcross 71:	Dirty
AAcross 73:	"Mr. Mom" co-star	GARR
AAcross 74:	East Lansing sch.	MSU
AAcross 77:	1972 #1 Neil Young hit	HEARTOFGOLD
AAcross 81:	Deli delicacy
AAcross 82:	Depresses
AAcross 86:	Free
AAcross 88:	Break ground?
AAcross 89:	Grainy finishes
AAcross 91:	Physicist Fermi	ENRICO
AAcross 92:	One can be educated
AAcross 94:	Strong
AAcross 95:	Pregnant woman, in obstetrics
AAcross 97:	Feminine fiend	SHEDEMON
AAcross 99:	Pulitzer-winning biographer Leon	EDEL
AAcross 100:	Pilotless plane
AAcross 101:	1938 #1 hit composed by Hoagy Carmichael
AAcross 103:	Physical sound?
AAcross 105:	Lee's men
AAcross 106:	Ending with ranch	ERIA
AAcross 107:	Crash-investigating org.	NTSB
AAcross 109:	___'acte	ENTR
AAcross 110:	Versatile vehicle
AAcross 111:	Work like ___	ADOG
AAcross 112:	Dental damage
AAcross 113:	White-collar work	DESKJOB
AAcross 117:	She married Dick twice	LIZ
AAcross 119:	Not yet showing signs of wear
AAcross 121:	Founder of analytic psychology
AAcross 123:	"The Producers" extra
AAcross 124:	On a par with
AAcross 128:	Valentine symbol	REDHEART
AAcross 129:	Get shot in a studio?
AAcross 130:	Ply with drink
AAcross 131:	Better at stand-up
AAcross 132:	Still having a shot to win	INIT
AAcross 133:	Lead-in periods
AAcross 134:	Concertedly	ASONE
AAcross 135:	Haberdashery buy
AAcross 135:	Haberdashery buy
AAcross 136:	14 for Si or 102 for No: Abbr.	ATNO
AAcross 137:	Joins
AAcross 138:	Player of Santa in "Elf," 2003	ASNER
DDown 1:	Composer Berg	ALBAN
DDown 2:	"The ___ Left Behind Me" (Civil War tune)	GIRLI
DDown 3:	Have ___ with	ATALK
DDown 4:	Where "sage in bloom is like perfume," in song	THEHEARTOFTEXAS
DDown 5:	Dawn deity
DDown 6:	Oscar-winning "Titanic" song by Celine Dion	MYHEARTWILLGOON
DDown 7:	It touches three oceans
DDown 8:	Get to people emotionally	MELTHEARTS
DDown 9:	Suffix with station
DDown 10:	Be consumed with envy	EATONESHEARTOUT
DDown 11:	Dream interpreter
DDown 12:	Composer ___ Carlo Menotti	GIAN
DDown 13:	Lacking sympathy
DDown 14:	In essence
DDown 15:	Bee Gees brothers
DDown 16:	"It's worth ___"	ATRY
DDown 17:	1917 Frank Lloyd film	THEHEARTOFALION
DDown 18:	"... made ___ woman": Genesis	HEA
DDown 19:	Deluge refuge
DDown 19:	Deluge refuge
DDown 20:	Draft inits.
DDown 30:	Eastern European pork fat dish	SALO
DDown 31:	Of the morning
DDown 32:	Coll. fraternity with a skull-and-crossbones symbol	SIGEP
DDown 35:	Shakespeare's "The Rape of ___"	LUCRECE
DDown 37:	Andean capital
DDown 39:	Río de la Plata, e.g.
DDown 41:	To a greater extent	MORESO
DDown 42:	In the dumps	SADHEARTED
DDown 43:	U.K. distance measures
DDown 46:	___-da (pretentious)	LADI
DDown 48:	Well-trained company?
DDown 50:	Minimal money
DDown 51:	Give rise to
DDown 52:	After-dinner development
DDown 54:	Ukr. neighbor
DDown 55:	Sci-fi figures	ETS
DDown 57:	Cell stuff that fabricates protein, for short	RRNA
DDown 59:	"Dr." with Grammys	DRE
DDown 61:	Yonder
DDown 63:	Very quick rotation meas.	RPS
DDown 66:	Flub
DDown 68:	eBay entry
DDown 69:	Upper figure
DDown 71:	"Help wanted" letters
DDown 72:	Cosmonaut Makarov	OLEG
DDown 73:	Pays for oneself	GOESDUTCH
DDown 74:	Ravel's "___ Antique"	MENUET
DDown 75:	Fishhook line
DDown 76:	Battleship inits.	USS
DDown 77:	1967 medical milestone	HEARTTRANSPLANT
DDown 78:	Drab shade
DDown 79:	Meeting points
DDown 80:	Like a mensch
DDown 81:	Become smitten with	LOSEONESHEARTTO
DDown 82:	Blue state
DDown 83:	Chemical suffix
DDown 84:	Urban grid
DDown 85:	Joseph Conrad classic	HEARTOFDARKNESS
DDown 86:	Stowe villain	LEGREE
DDown 87:	Clothe
DDown 88:	Sneaky laughs
DDown 89:	Typing speed stat.
DDown 90:	Tic-tac-toe win	OOO
DDown 93:	Meat stamp inits.
DDown 96:	Golden calf crafter
DDown 98:	Jewelry designer Peretti	ELSA
DDown 100:	Sixers' #6
DDown 102:	Where nairas are spent
DDown 104:	Blood type, briefly	BNEG
DDown 108:	Quaint cry of surprise	BYJOVE
DDown 111:	Tenochtitlán resident
DDown 112:	Slew	DIDIN
DDown 114:	1980's screen slasher
DDown 115:	Earth protector
DDown 116:	Pernicious pet
DDown 118:	Hip parts
DDown 120:	Left
DDown 122:	Like antiques
DDown 124:	Immature newt
DDown 125:	On the ___ vive	QUI
DDown 126:	Évreux article	UNE
DDown 127:	Sitcom planet	ORK
DDown 129:	Church perch
DDown 130:	Sound heard while shearing