New York Times Answers - Sunday, 10th June 2007

There are 68 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 10th June 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Cause for a massage
AAcross 5:	K.G.B. predecessor	OGPU
AAcross 9:	Crookspeak
AAcross 14:	Blog comments
AAcross 19:	Crony
AAcross 20:	Look
AAcross 21:	Risibility
AAcross 22:	Poet who wrote "Immature poets imitate; mature poets steal"
AAcross 23:	Tax relief, e.g.	CAMPAIGNPROMISE
AAcross 26:	Churchillian trademark
AAcross 27:	Chapter
AAcross 28:	Lies
AAcross 29:	Subject of a Boito opera
AAcross 31:	"Down ___" (Janis Joplin song)	ONME
AAcross 32:	Be too tight
AAcross 34:	Doc's wife in "Come Back, Little Sheba"	LOLA
AAcross 35:	Timeline breaks
AAcross 37:	December laughs
AAcross 38:	"___ the morning!"
AAcross 39:	Mary Shelley subtitle, with "The"	MODERNPROMETHEUS
AAcross 44:	Moved purposefully
AAcross 46:	Windsurfers' mecca
AAcross 47:	Using one's shirtsleeve as a napkin, e.g.
AAcross 48:	Big letter
AAcross 52:	Free, in a way
AAcross 55:	"Fish Magic" and "Twittering Machine"	KLEES
AAcross 56:	Fig. in TV's "Third Watch"	EMT
AAcross 58:	TV star who directed the 1999 documentary "Barenaked in America"	JASONPRIESTLEY
AAcross 61:	Thingumbob
AAcross 63:	Consume piggishly
AAcross 64:	Piggy
AAcross 65:	Lhasa ___
AAcross 69:	"The End of the Affair" author, 1951
AAcross 71:	Miracle-___	GRO
AAcross 72:	"___ Crazy" (1977 Paul Davis hit)	IGO
AAcross 74:	Car body strengtheners
AAcross 76:	Answers, for short
AAcross 77:	Sot spot
AAcross 79:	Stately old dance
AAcross 82:	Father of Henry II	EDSEL
AAcross 83:	Fall event, usually	SEASONPREMIERE
AAcross 87:	Doc bloc: Abbr.
AAcross 88:	Palatable
AAcross 91:	Live in the past?
AAcross 92:	World's biggest city built on continuous permafrost	YAKUTSK
AAcross 94:	Priority system
AAcross 96:	Short notes	IOUS
AAcross 98:	Branch of Islam
AAcross 101:	Matter of W.W. II secrecy
AAcross 107:	Mindful of
AAcross 108:	Special ___
AAcross 109:	Rank and file
AAcross 110:	Dudley Do-Right's love	NELL
AAcross 111:	Permanently	INPEN
AAcross 112:	CAT scan units
AAcross 114:	Cheese ___
AAcross 116:	Transverse rafter-joining timber
AAcross 118:	Reading and others: Abbr.	RRS
AAcross 119:	Comment made while crossing the fingers	IHOPE
AAcross 121:	Serigraph
AAcross 124:	Skyscraper
AAcross 125:	Batch of Brownies
AAcross 126:	Back then, back when
AAcross 127:	Bleu hue	AZUR
AAcross 128:	___ cards (ESP testers)	ZENER
AAcross 129:	They're the pits
AAcross 130:	Short ways to go?	RTES
AAcross 131:	"The Mysterious Island" captain	NEMO
DDown 1:	Countenances
DDown 2:	Early racer
DDown 3:	Contortionist	HUMANPRETZEL
DDown 4:	Ottoman, e.g.: Abbr.	EMP
DDown 5:	Jump over
DDown 6:	"Just a ___" (Marlene Dietrich's last film)
DDown 7:	1914 Booth Tarkington novel	PENROD
DDown 8:	Disentangle
DDown 9:	"Under the Pink" singer Tori
DDown 10:	Circular edge
DDown 11:	Put on a happy face
DDown 12:	Lake that James Fenimore Cooper called Glimmerglass	OTSEGO
DDown 13:	First sign	THERAM
DDown 14:	Lifter's rippler
DDown 15:	Salmagundi
DDown 16:	Words of endorsement	SIGNHERE
DDown 17:	Robert Burns poem	TOAMOUSE
DDown 18:	Italicizes, e.g.
DDown 24:	Burning issue
DDown 25:	Give up on détente
DDown 25:	Give up on détente
DDown 30:	Barrel org.
DDown 33:	It's for the birds
DDown 33:	It's for the birds
DDown 36:	Stir up
DDown 39:	Broad terrace with a steep side
DDown 40:	World's smallest island nation
DDown 41:	Castigatory
DDown 42:	Fully ready
DDown 43:	Flag raiser
DDown 45:	Côte d'Or's capital
DDown 49:	Chinese philosopher Chuang-___	TSE
DDown 50:	Nonmechanized weapon
DDown 51:	Boeing worker: Abbr.	ENGR
DDown 53:	European Union member since 2004
DDown 54:	Car that "beats the gassers and the rail jobs" in a 1964 hit	GTO
DDown 56:	Adam and Eve, at a diner
DDown 57:	"Harlequin's Carnival" painter
DDown 59:	Initial sounds of a relief effort?	PLOPPLOP
DDown 60:	Good name for a minimalist?
DDown 62:	Handel oratorio
DDown 66:	Russian literary award established in 1881	PUSHKINPRIZE
DDown 67:	Glass bottom
DDown 68:	Where the Storting sits
DDown 70:	energystar.gov grp.
DDown 70:	energystar.gov grp.
DDown 73:	Slightly tainted
DDown 75:	Bridge supports
DDown 78:	Alternative to the euro: Abbr.	USD
DDown 80:	Pianist Rubinstein	ARTUR
DDown 81:	Hair-raising cry
DDown 84:	Mystery award
DDown 85:	Kurt denial?	NEIN
DDown 86:	Sign of neglect
DDown 88:	Swiss resort with the Cresta Run	STMORITZ
DDown 89:	Ally of the Cheyenne
DDown 90:	Gets to commit	PINSDOWN
DDown 93:	Capital of Valais canton
DDown 95:	Where Huxley taught Orwell	ETON
DDown 97:	Kind of barrier
DDown 99:	It sticks to the ribs
DDown 100:	The whale in "Pinocchio"	MONSTRO
DDown 102:	New wrinkles
DDown 103:	Reach for the stars
DDown 104:	Vocal opponent
DDown 105:	Second-highest mountain in the lower 48 states	ELBERT
DDown 106:	Q player in "Die Another Day"	CLEESE
DDown 111:	Devilkin
DDown 113:	Admiral who went down with the Scharnhorst	SPEE
DDown 115:	___-eyed
DDown 116:	Recipe measures: Abbr.	TSPS
DDown 117:	Social workers
DDown 120:	Muff
DDown 122:	Sent sprawling
DDown 123:	Turned yellow, maybe