New York Times Answers - Friday, 15th February 2008

There are 30 across clues and 34 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 15th February 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Didn't take advantage of	PASSEDUP
AAcross 9:	Muscleheaded
AAcross 15:	He conducted the premiere performances of "Pagliacci" and "La Bohème"
AAcross 17:	Bands of holy men	CLERICALCOLLARS
AAcross 18:	Become one
AAcross 19:	Newspaper column separators
AAcross 20:	___ Elliot, heroine of Jane Austen's "Persuasion"
AAcross 21:	Star of "Gigi" and "Lili"	CARON
AAcross 22:	Put on an unhappy face
AAcross 23:	Revival movement's leader?
AAcross 24:	Strand at the airport, maybe	FOGIN
AAcross 25:	Maker of Coolpix cameras	NIKON
AAcross 26:	Stray animals don't have them
AAcross 27:	___ Couple (yearbook voting category)
AAcross 28:	"Field of Dreams" actress Amy	MADIGAN
AAcross 31:	1979 #1 hit for Robert John	SADEYES
AAcross 32:	More of the same
AAcross 33:	Like St. Basil's
AAcross 34:	Incite
AAcross 35:	Center
AAcross 36:	Yielding ground
AAcross 39:	Young cowboy in "Lonesome Dove"
AAcross 40:	Ships on the seafloor
AAcross 41:	Roofing choice
AAcross 42:	Compliant
AAcross 44:	Gives up responsibility
AAcross 45:	Sometime soon	INTHENEARFUTURE
AAcross 47:	One with a guitar and shades, stereotypically	ROCKANDROLLSTAR
AAcross 48:	Bathe in a glow
AAcross 49:	Most mawkish
DDown 1:	Game featuring Blinky, Pinky, Inky and Clyde	PACMAN
DDown 2:	Photographer/children's author Alda	ARLENE
DDown 3:	Jelly seen on buffet tables	STERNO
DDown 4:	Kind of protector
DDown 5:	Pennsylvania's Flagship City
DDown 6:	Vet, e.g.
DDown 7:	Stage actress who wrote "Respect for Acting"	UTAHAGEN
DDown 8:	Pilot light?
DDown 9:	Treat badly
DDown 10:	Albee's "Three ___ Women"
DDown 11:	Vast
DDown 12:	One that gets depressed during recitals	PIANOKEY
DDown 13:	Awaiting burial	INREPOSE
DDown 14:	Files a minority opinion
DDown 16:	Boxy Toyota product
DDown 21:	Some emergency cases may be found in them
DDown 24:	Steely Dan singer Donald	FAGEN
DDown 25:	Some Degas paintings
DDown 26:	1939 film taglined "Garbo laughs"	NINOTCHKA
DDown 27:	First African-born Literature Nobelist
DDown 28:	"Is There Life Out There" singer	MCENTIRE
DDown 29:	Titular mouse in a classic Daniel Keyes novel	ALGERNON
DDown 30:	1600 to 1800, on a boat
DDown 31:	Big hit	SOCKEROO
DDown 33:	Number to the left of a decimal point, maybe
DDown 35:	Unlikely to rattle or squeak, say
DDown 36:	Trifling
DDown 37:	Political extremists
DDown 38:	Roughly a third of the earth's land surface
DDown 40:	Carthaginian statesman who opposed war with Rome	HANNO
DDown 41:	Rwandan people
DDown 43:	Blue shade
DDown 44:	Great literature's opposite
DDown 46:	Possible work force reducer