New York Times Answers - Saturday, 8th March 2008

There are 36 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 8th March 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Big flap on the road?
AAcross 12:	Yearbook div.	SRS
AAcross 15:	Song sung by Mehitabel in Broadway's "Shinbone Alley"	TOUJOURSGAI
AAcross 16:	Treaty of Rome org.
AAcross 17:	Traitorous
AAcross 18:	First Fiesta Bowl winner: Abbr.	ASU
AAcross 19:	Since
AAcross 20:	Algorithm component
AAcross 21:	Forgoes a cab, say	LEGSIT
AAcross 23:	Nickelodeon nut
AAcross 24:	Rijksmuseum subject
AAcross 26:	Ready to be driven	TEEDUP
AAcross 30:	Poetry Out Loud contest org.	NEA
AAcross 31:	Vandals' target
AAcross 32:	Tennis's Ivanovic
AAcross 33:	Est., once	SSR
AAcross 34:	___-Ball
AAcross 35:	Sketching
AAcross 39:	She's entertaining
AAcross 41:	Abba's "___ the Music Speak"	ILET
AAcross 42:	Subj. of the 2006 film "The Good Shepherd"
AAcross 44:	Identification aid in an obituary
AAcross 45:	Sponsoring publication of TV's "Project Runway"	ELLE
AAcross 46:	Prefix with culture	AVI
AAcross 47:	The Danube flows through it
AAcross 51:	People in a rush
AAcross 54:	Host and winner of the 1966 World Cup: Abbr.
AAcross 55:	With 59-Across, it lasted from about 3500 to 1000 B.C.
AAcross 56:	Defeater of Schmeling in 1933	BAER
AAcross 59:	See 55-Across
AAcross 60:	Slogan ending
AAcross 61:	Dedicatee of "The Muppet Movie"	EDGARBERGEN
AAcross 64:	Flow checker
AAcross 65:	Dish with coddled egg
AAcross 66:	___-Mère-Église (D-Day town)	STE
AAcross 67:	Order of ants
DDown 1:	Prolific suspense novelist Woods
DDown 2:	Soft, thin silk cloth
DDown 3:	2006 Tony-nominated "Sweeney Todd" actress	LUPONE
DDown 4:	1977 Steely Dan title track	AJA
DDown 5:	They're often fried
DDown 6:	Offended
DDown 7:	Member of the 1960s Rams' Fearsome Foursome	GRIER
DDown 8:	Sports biggies	USOPENS
DDown 9:	Insurance fig.	AGT
DDown 10:	Cornelius Vanderbilt and Jay Gould	RAILBARONS
DDown 11:	Cook, at times
DDown 12:	Dangerous swimmer with an oarlike tail
DDown 13:	Bathtub rings, e.g.
DDown 14:	Deep-sixes
DDown 22:	Card
DDown 25:	Be in harmony
DDown 27:	Bizarrely hellish
DDown 28:	Aussie's place of higher learning
DDown 29:	Mardi Gras, in the U.K.
DDown 35:	Early-birds' opposites	LIEABEDS
DDown 36:	Ride roughshod over
DDown 37:	"Born to Be Blue" singer	MELTORME
DDown 38:	Yield some
DDown 40:	Lead-in to a sheepish excuse
DDown 43:	Home to some fighters
DDown 43:	Home to some fighters
DDown 48:	Charles Darwin's ship H.M.S. ___
DDown 49:	Ready to be driven
DDown 50:	Steering committee's creation
DDown 52:	Language in which "k" and "v" are the words for "to" and "in"
DDown 53:	Kitchen gripper
DDown 57:	It rises in the Cantabrian Mountains
DDown 58:	Plaintiff's opposite: Abbr.	RESP
DDown 62:	Beauty
DDown 63:	Turncoat