New York Times Answers - Thursday, 30th August 2007

There are 35 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 30th August 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Seinfeld's "sworn enemy"
AAcross 7:	En route
AAcross 15:	Dig up
AAcross 16:	Vicious sorts
AAcross 17:	1961 Connie Francis hit	WHERETHEBOYSARE
AAcross 19:	Up to no good
AAcross 20:	Sterile, in a way
AAcross 21:	Debussy's "Air de ___"	LIA
AAcross 22:	Word before Oscar or Orloff
AAcross 24:	Madras title
AAcross 25:	Intl. agreement since 1993
AAcross 27:	Class-conscious grps.?	PTAS
AAcross 29:	Prefix with skeleton	ENDO
AAcross 32:	Hold 'em challenge	IRAISE
AAcross 34:	Fourth book of the Book of Mormon	ENOS
AAcross 36:	Gore follower
AAcross 36:	Gore follower
AAcross 37:	Eponymous rink jump
AAcross 39:	Bring up
AAcross 41:	View from Long Is.	ATL
AAcross 42:	Tennyson woman called "the Fair"
AAcross 44:	___ Beach, Fla.	DELRAY
AAcross 45:	___ Jordan, who wrote "The Crying Game"	NEIL
AAcross 47:	A writer may work on it
AAcross 49:	Bolero, e.g.
AAcross 50:	Long on screen	NIA
AAcross 52:	First name in architecture	EERO
AAcross 54:	One-third of a Morse "O"
AAcross 55:	Children's author/photographer Alda	ARLENE
AAcross 58:	"Here, I can help you"	PERMITME
AAcross 61:	End of a line about "friends"	WHONEEDSENEMIES
AAcross 63:	Not be honest about oneself	LIVEALIE
AAcross 64:	Ingredients in many stews
AAcross 65:	Derides	SNEERSAT
AAcross 66:	Become, as mush
DDown 1:	Google heading
DDown 2:	Thrill
DDown 3:	1952 Doris Day hit that was an even bigger hit for the Lettermen in 1961	WHENIFALLINLOVE
DDown 4:	___ acid (old name for hydrochloric acid)
DDown 5:	Bob ___, young man in Dreiser's "Sister Carrie"	AMES
DDown 6:	Web-based service	NETTV
DDown 7:	Be in charge of
DDown 8:	Pointed extremity
DDown 9:	Suffix with beta
DDown 10:	First sitting president to visit the West Coast
DDown 11:	Protect
DDown 12:	"Huh?!"	WHATINTARNATION
DDown 13:	It rises in the Bernese Alps
DDown 14:	Battle of the ___, 1914	YSER
DDown 18:	Mr. Wickfield's clerk, in literature	HEEP
DDown 23:	Narrow way
DDown 25:	Passover month
DDown 26:	Gentleman of the court
DDown 28:	"Deal!"
DDown 30:	Troop group
DDown 31:	Kind of daisy
DDown 33:	Eternities
DDown 35:	Starting point
DDown 38:	Efface, with "off"
DDown 40:	One of the men waiting in "Waiting for Godot"	VLADIMIR
DDown 43:	Like some eyes
DDown 46:	Mortgagor, e.g.	LIENEE
DDown 48:	Canadian native
DDown 51:	At hand, in poems
DDown 53:	Optional phrase	ORNOT
DDown 55:	Belt-hole makers
DDown 56:	Nose: Prefix	RHIN
DDown 57:	Reef dwellers
DDown 59:	Button on an iPod
DDown 60:	Sinclair alternative	ESSO
DDown 62:	Part of una semana