New York Times Answers - Sunday, 13th May 2007

There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 13th May 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Like windows and geishas
AAcross 7:	Subject of a David McCullough political biography
AAcross 12:	Copper head?	ABE
AAcross 15:	Staying power
AAcross 19:	Chevy introduced in 1958
AAcross 20:	Time's 1977 Man of the Year
AAcross 21:	Strong draft horses	BELGIANS
AAcross 23:	*What someone who looks at Medusa does	TURNSTOSTONE
AAcross 25:	Act of putting into circulation
AAcross 26:	Private line
AAcross 27:	"___-La-La" (Al Green hit)
AAcross 28:	"A Lonely Rage" autobiographer	SEALE
AAcross 30:	"Star Trek" series, to fans	TNG
AAcross 31:	Laws, informally
AAcross 32:	*1850 American literature classic	THESCARLETLETTER
AAcross 37:	From ___ Z	ATO
AAcross 39:	Suffix with convention
AAcross 40:	Faulkner hero	ANSE
AAcross 41:	Shakespearean question after "How now!"	ARAT
AAcross 42:	*Demonstrate the method	SHOWHOWITSDONE
AAcross 48:	Staying power?
AAcross 50:	Bus. card abbr.
AAcross 51:	Your highness?: Abbr.	ELEV
AAcross 52:	___-mo	SLO
AAcross 53:	Stuffs
AAcross 54:	Area of authority
AAcross 56:	It has gutters on each side
AAcross 59:	"The Lord of the Rings" creature	ENT
AAcross 61:	Mary of "Where Eagles Dare"
AAcross 62:	Cost of time or space	ADFEE
AAcross 63:	Without a break	ONEND
AAcross 65:	Succeed
AAcross 69:	Agnus ___ (Mass prayers)	DEIS
AAcross 70:	*Push aside	SHOVEOVER
AAcross 73:	TV's "___-Team"
AAcross 75:	Meets, as a challenge	RISESTO
AAcross 78:	Kind of patch
AAcross 79:	Received, as a message
AAcross 80:	Eydie Gormé's "___ Es el Amor"	ESO
AAcross 81:	Hair-raising cry
AAcross 84:	Boxer Trinidad
AAcross 85:	Becker on "L.A. Law"	ARNIE
AAcross 86:	Verve
AAcross 88:	Run down
AAcross 90:	___ 88
AAcross 92:	State with the fewest counties (three): Abbr.
AAcross 92:	State with the fewest counties (three): Abbr.
AAcross 93:	John who hosted TV's "Talk Soup"
AAcross 94:	*Walk in the park, say	SIMPLEPLEASURE
AAcross 98:	"Wouldn't ___ Loverly?"	ITBE
AAcross 99:	House calls?
AAcross 101:	Battery size
AAcross 102:	High-school dept.	ATH
AAcross 103:	*Put at bay	PAINTINTOACORNER
AAcross 108:	Appointees confirmed by Cong.	AMBS
AAcross 112:	Did not go fast?
AAcross 113:	Film noir, e.g.
AAcross 114:	___ Schwarz
AAcross 115:	"Well, look ___!"	ATYOU
AAcross 116:	"Hamlet" setting	ELSINORE
AAcross 119:	*Miami baseball list	MARLINLINEUP
AAcross 122:	British composer Robert	STEADMAN
AAcross 123:	Have ___ in mind	AGOAL
AAcross 124:	Gertrude who swam the English Channel
AAcross 125:	Not included: Abbr.	ADDL
AAcross 126:	9-1-1 grp.
AAcross 127:	Percolates
AAcross 128:	They may be light or free
DDown 1:	Relative of a mandolin
DDown 2:	Tickle
DDown 3:	Cutting
DDown 4:	It goes back and forth in a workshop
DDown 4:	It goes back and forth in a workshop
DDown 5:	Further
DDown 6:	"Gimme ___!"
DDown 7:	"Steady ___ goes"	ASSHE
DDown 8:	Computer input	DATASET
DDown 9:	Big flap
DDown 10:	Victorian roofs
DDown 11:	Leather source
DDown 12:	McMurry University site
DDown 13:	Lays siege to
DDown 14:	Mass transit choices
DDown 15:	*Toothless South American animal
DDown 16:	Seemed right	RANGTRUE
DDown 17:	Money rival
DDown 18:	Bisected fly?	TSE
DDown 22:	"___ Nacht" (German words of parting)	GUTE
DDown 24:	Kyrgyzstan city	OSH
DDown 29:	Support group	ALANON
DDown 32:	Diligent student, in slang
DDown 33:	These: Fr.	CES
DDown 34:	Eases off	LETSUP
DDown 35:	Head set
DDown 36:	MapQuest request: Abbr.	RTE
DDown 38:	English class assignment
DDown 42:	Pricey strings
DDown 43:	Attentive one
DDown 44:	Sainted king called "the Stout"
DDown 45:	Defeatees' comment	WELOST
DDown 46:	Son of Cedric the Saxon	IVANHOE
DDown 47:	Word of encouragement
DDown 49:	Banjo-picker Scruggs
DDown 55:	*Not so important	LESSESSENTIAL
DDown 57:	Opposite of paleo-
DDown 58:	P.O. item	ENV
DDown 60:	Place for a star
DDown 64:	Girl in a gown
DDown 66:	"Misty" composer Garner	ERROLL
DDown 67:	"___ the Magician" (old radio series)	CHANDU
DDown 68:	More chilling
DDown 71:	Table scrap
DDown 72:	Sundial hour
DDown 74:	Gustav Klimt's "Portrait of ___ Bloch-Bauer I"	ADELE
DDown 76:	Start of Idaho's motto	ESTO
DDown 77:	Woody's partner	SOONYI
DDown 79:	Sets upon	HASAT
DDown 82:	Kinetoscope inventor
DDown 83:	Mrs. Doonesbury, in the comics	KIM
DDown 86:	"___ life!"
DDown 87:	Fair-minded
DDown 89:	Modern and technologically advanced
DDown 91:	Pricey
DDown 93:	Smart
DDown 94:	Lush fabrics
DDown 95:	___-tzu
DDown 96:	Deerstalker fold-down
DDown 97:	"Boston Legal" Emmy winner	SHATNER
DDown 100:	Memory trace
DDown 104:	Oversee
DDown 105:	1980s major-league slugger Tony	ARMAS
DDown 106:	Accomplishes perfectly, as a dismount
DDown 107:	Lot of time
DDown 109:	Fort ___, Fla.	MYERS
DDown 110:	Synthetic gem
DDown 111:	Film extras, for short
DDown 115:	Page, for one
DDown 116:	Conductor ___-Pekka Salonen	ESA
DDown 117:	Old Ford
DDown 118:	East End abode	OME
DDown 120:	Fish eggs
DDown 121:	Pentateuch book: Abbr.