New York Times Answers - Saturday, 24th March 2007

There are 36 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 24th March 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Stock report heading	MOSTACTIVE
AAcross 11:	Early astronomer for whom a lunar crater is named	OMAR
AAcross 15:	"Pretty fishy, if you ask me"	ISMELLARAT
AAcross 16:	Work unit
AAcross 17:	Persevere	STICKITOUT
AAcross 18:	It's surrounded by agua	ISLA
AAcross 19:	___ course (plans)	SETSA
AAcross 20:	Grandma Moses' first name
AAcross 21:	Group that included the L.A. Express	USFL
AAcross 22:	Game opener	MAH
AAcross 23:	Cave, in poetry
AAcross 24:	Utah senator who co-sponsored a 1930 tariff act
AAcross 25:	Bastille Day party site	ELYSEE
AAcross 28:	Shade of green
AAcross 30:	The Rams of the Atlantic 10 Conf.	URI
AAcross 31:	Dartboard wood
AAcross 32:	Fedora feature
AAcross 34:	Complicate
AAcross 38:	Like curling stones
AAcross 39:	Some come with twists
AAcross 41:	Pier grp.	ILA
AAcross 42:	Suffix with lact-
AAcross 43:	Literally, "disciple"
AAcross 44:	Huns, e.g.	ASIANS
AAcross 48:	Shakespearean title
AAcross 50:	Archaic adverb
AAcross 52:	Want ad abbr.	EEO
AAcross 53:	Prefix with Aryan	INDO
AAcross 54:	Cagney player in the "Cagney & Lacey" pilot film	SWIT
AAcross 55:	Black on the screen
AAcross 57:	Detroit's ___ Arena	COBO
AAcross 58:	Drink mentioned in Rupert Holmes's song "Escape"
AAcross 60:	Blues guitarist Taylor
AAcross 61:	"This isn't a good time"	ASKMELATER
AAcross 62:	___ Hilario, Brazilian-born N.B.A. star
AAcross 63:	Survey participants
DDown 1:	Question from far away, perhaps	MISSME
DDown 2:	Bony
DDown 3:	Forger
DDown 4:	Shadows, briefly
DDown 5:	___-Mints chewable antacid	ALKA
DDown 6:	Second-century year
DDown 7:	Steppes settler
DDown 8:	They're pressed into service	IRONONS
DDown 9:	Boastful
DDown 10:	Singer Jones	ETTA
DDown 11:	Kind of pipe
DDown 12:	"___ Waltz," which begins "Hush-a-bye, ma baby, slumbertime is comin' soon"
DDown 13:	Gung-ho	ALLFORIT
DDown 14:	Immediacy of data processing
DDown 14:	Immediacy of data processing
DDown 23:	John F. Kennedy or George H. W. Bush
DDown 24:	Parts of perianths
DDown 26:	Harvard Science Center architect	SERT
DDown 27:	___ Midgen, fellow student of Harry Potter	ELOISE
DDown 29:	It's catching
DDown 33:	___ B'rith	BNAI
DDown 34:	E-mail attachment?
DDown 35:	Steady correspondence	MASHNOTE
DDown 36:	Wonder-ful place?
DDown 37:	"Ditto"
DDown 40:	Contracts
DDown 45:	Fill up with gas
DDown 46:	Have-not
DDown 47:	Finding things?
DDown 49:	Hanger?
DDown 51:	Show impatience, in a way
DDown 54:	Exchange ripostes
DDown 55:	2006 World Cup city
DDown 56:	"___-in His Lamp" (Bugs Bunny classic)	ALAD
DDown 59:	Major suit