New York Times Answers - Sunday, 24th June 2007

There are 67 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 24th June 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Dogs named for a region of Japan
AAcross 7:	Wrapped up
AAcross 12:	Jazz great Malone	KARL
AAcross 16:	Symbol for density
AAcross 19:	Dramatist Ibsen	HENRIK
AAcross 20:	Mrs. Gorbachev	RAISA
AAcross 21:	Start a pot going
AAcross 22:	Ref. work with online subscriptions
AAcross 22:	Ref. work with online subscriptions
AAcross 23:	Wall Street worker
AAcross 26:	Clavell's "___-Pan"
AAcross 27:	Sort of	INASENSE
AAcross 28:	Select
AAcross 29:	Party's nominees
AAcross 31:	Wasps' home
AAcross 32:	Catch in the West
AAcross 34:	Stretch out
AAcross 38:	Terre's counterpart	MER
AAcross 39:	Broadway's "The Producers," e.g.
AAcross 43:	Some acids	AMINOS
AAcross 47:	Like wicker furniture
AAcross 48:	"The Matrix" lead role
AAcross 49:	Carpet choice
AAcross 50:	They might come back to haunt you	FAMOUSLASTWORDS
AAcross 53:	Blu-ray players, e.g.	SONYS
AAcross 54:	Does dictation, maybe
AAcross 55:	Short pans
AAcross 56:	Island in the Aegean
AAcross 57:	Great Society agcy.	OEO
AAcross 58:	Game played with a 1/2- to 3/4-inch ball
AAcross 60:	Kind of approval
AAcross 61:	One of the Trumps	IVANKA
AAcross 64:	Sotheby's domain
AAcross 65:	Alternative title for this puzzle	THEDOCTORISIN
AAcross 69:	Elevs.	HTS
AAcross 71:	Put over high heat
AAcross 73:	High degree
AAcross 73:	High degree
AAcross 74:	Car that won the 1939 and '40 Indy 500	MASERATI
AAcross 76:	Might
AAcross 77:	Head honcho
AAcross 78:	Yemen's capital
AAcross 80:	Polynesian carvings
AAcross 81:	More than enjoyed	ATEUP
AAcross 84:	Appetizers served with sauce	SHRIMPCOCKTAILS
AAcross 87:	Prosperousness
AAcross 88:	Subj. of many conspiracy theories
AAcross 89:	Symbol on a 6 key
AAcross 90:	"You sure got that right!"	ILLSAY
AAcross 91:	It might go in a tank
AAcross 94:	Put one by
AAcross 95:	Political prisoner, e.g.
AAcross 96:	One way to be taken
AAcross 98:	Speaking spot
AAcross 102:	Language from which lemon and julep come
AAcross 103:	In ___ rush	AMAD
AAcross 106:	Like beaches
AAcross 108:	Singer DiFranco
AAcross 109:	Elizabeth Dole once led it
AAcross 114:	Word with pack or pick
AAcross 115:	Israir alternative	ELAL
AAcross 116:	Tempter
AAcross 117:	Pick of the litter
AAcross 118:	The, abroad
AAcross 119:	10-year prison sentence, in gang slang
AAcross 120:	___ coil
AAcross 121:	Time out?
DDown 1:	Play co-authored by Mark Twain	AHSIN
DDown 2:	City ENE of Brattleboro	KEENE
DDown 3:	Tawantinsuyu dwellers	INCAS
DDown 4:	Money you can't touch?
DDown 5:	Frigid finish?
DDown 6:	Like some hot dogs
DDown 7:	Indians known as the Cat People	ERIES
DDown 8:	Refusal, in Renfrew
DDown 9:	Coupon offerings
DDown 10:	Mess of pottage buyer
DDown 11:	Frontier name, for short	DANL
DDown 12:	___ Kan pet food	KAL
DDown 13:	"___ takers?"
DDown 14:	Some linemen: Abbr.	RTS
DDown 15:	"C'mon!"	LETSGO
DDown 16:	Gradually substitute	ROTATEIN
DDown 17:	One way to argue
DDown 18:	Comics canine	ODIE
DDown 24:	Early 1900s ruler
DDown 25:	1960s British P.M. ___ Douglas-Home
DDown 30:	Send up or put down
DDown 33:	Overhead
DDown 35:	Brings in
DDown 36:	Plaza de toros sounds
DDown 37:	It's below grade one: Abbr.	NCO
DDown 38:	Cheese place
DDown 40:	Finalize, with "up"
DDown 41:	1966 Broadway hit with the song "My Cup Runneth Over"	IDOIDO
DDown 42:	"O.K."
DDown 43:	Broadcast worker's union	AFTRA
DDown 44:	Coolidge, Cleveland and Andrew Johnson, once
DDown 45:	Ascribe
DDown 46:	"O Sanctissima," e.g.
DDown 47:	Not free
DDown 51:	Strummed an old string instrument
DDown 52:	Engine sound
DDown 53:	Stinging jellyfish	SEANETTLE
DDown 57:	Sheep's genus
DDown 59:	"___ Say," 1939 #1 Artie Shaw hit
DDown 60:	Co. with a Mercury logo	FTD
DDown 61:	10-Down's father
DDown 62:	Casual dress
DDown 63:	Historic role played by Jack Palance and Anthony Quinn
DDown 66:	Phone button	OPER
DDown 67:	Superior
DDown 68:	"___ Rappaport"	IMNOT
DDown 70:	Playground taunt
DDown 72:	Charms
DDown 75:	Yemen's capital
DDown 77:	Rub the wrong way
DDown 78:	Some farm machinery
DDown 79:	Sharp
DDown 81:	"How cute!"	AWW
DDown 82:	Afternoon event	TEADANCE
DDown 83:	Cafes
DDown 84:	Priory of ___, group in "The Da Vinci Code"
DDown 85:	"Whoo-ee!"
DDown 86:	Starts
DDown 88:	Letters before a colon, on TV	CSI
DDown 92:	Burst in on
DDown 93:	Mar, in a way
DDown 94:	Prefix with phobia	ACRO
DDown 97:	Prudential competitor	AETNA
DDown 98:	Steak ___	DIANE
DDown 99:	Parisian priests
DDown 100:	"___ My Heart in Monterey" (1927 hit)	ILOST
DDown 101:	Perfect Sleeper maker	SERTA
DDown 102:	Wash out
DDown 104:	___ Helens	MTST
DDown 105:	Gaston's girlfriend
DDown 107:	Sixth-century year	DLII
DDown 110:	Film director Roth	ELI
DDown 111:	Actress Grier
DDown 112:	Ginger ___
DDown 113:	First word of Dante's "Inferno"	NEL