New York Times Answers - Saturday, 1st September 2007

There are 35 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 1st September 2007. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Backup	PLANB
AAcross 6:	Squirts
AAcross 10:	Size in a lingerie shop	CCUP
AAcross 14:	Music maker "played" by the wind	EOLIANHARP
AAcross 16:	Basse-Normandie department	ORNE
AAcross 17:	Stereotypical nerd	POINDEXTER
AAcross 18:	2004-06 poet laureate Kooser and others
AAcross 19:	Boards
AAcross 20:	Fluffy, perhaps	HOUSEPET
AAcross 22:	Tears
AAcross 24:	Trainee
AAcross 25:	Zodiac symbol
AAcross 28:	___ Britannica
AAcross 29:	Navajo handicrafts
AAcross 31:	Car rental company founder Warren	AVIS
AAcross 33:	Country with coups d'état in 2000 and 2006
AAcross 35:	Airline purchased by T.W.A. in 1986	OZARK
AAcross 36:	Cellist who debuted at London's Wigmore Hall at age 16	JACQUELINEDUPRE
AAcross 39:	Invite to one's penthouse suite	ASKUP
AAcross 40:	Robed dignitary
AAcross 41:	Fen bender
AAcross 42:	Availed
AAcross 44:	It lands at Landvetter
AAcross 46:	Holders of shoulders: Abbr.	RDS
AAcross 47:	Ancient Greek sculptor famous for his athletes in bronze	MYRON
AAcross 48:	Inclusive pronoun	HESHE
AAcross 50:	Cautious people stay on it	SAFESIDE
AAcross 52:	Shakespearean scholar Edmond
AAcross 56:	Problem ending	ATIC
AAcross 57:	Expensive choice for a commuter
AAcross 59:	Big name in contact lens cleaners	RENU
AAcross 60:	"Madame Butterfly," updated	MISSSAIGON
AAcross 61:	Peer on a stage	GYNT
AAcross 62:	Being tossed, maybe
AAcross 63:	Statistical calculations
DDown 1:	Tio ___ (sherry brand)	PEPE
DDown 2:	Crazy
DDown 3:	Set down
DDown 4:	Bronc rival
DDown 5:	Wrongful slammer sentence, say	BADRAP
DDown 6:	Appreciation abbreviation	THX
DDown 7:	Curses
DDown 8:	Palm smartphone	TREO
DDown 9:	Smart
DDown 10:	Fashionable resort area
DDown 11:	Piñata decoration
DDown 12:	Not put off
DDown 13:	Raid victim
DDown 15:	Instant success?	NESCAFE
DDown 21:	Indian lute
DDown 23:	Like Shakespeare's Prospero, e.g.
DDown 25:	Javanese chiefs
DDown 26:	Salt halter	AVASTMATEY
DDown 27:	It'll knock you out after you knock it back
DDown 29:	1996 Golden Globe winner for "Truman"	SINISE
DDown 30:	Variety listings	SKEDS
DDown 32:	Like some diamonds	SQUARECUT
DDown 34:	Lord of fiction	JIM
DDown 37:	Beehives, e.g.
DDown 38:	He wrote "In the country of the blind the one-eyed man is king"
DDown 43:	Knot
DDown 45:	Gomer Pyle expletive
DDown 48:	Where the Fulda flows
DDown 49:	Cartoonist Segar	ELZIE
DDown 50:	Pioneering puppeteer	SARG
DDown 51:	Place of honor
DDown 53:	Grammy-winning merengue singer Tañón	OLGA
DDown 54:	Rialto sign
DDown 55:	Coastal avifauna
DDown 58:	Fed. property overseer