New York Times Answers - Monday, 16th June 2008

There are 35 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 16th June 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Hullabaloos
AAcross 5:	Wood for a model plane
AAcross 10:	Where eggs are laid
AAcross 14:	___ I.R.A. (investment)
AAcross 15:	Arctic ___
AAcross 16:	Poison ivy symptom
AAcross 17:	Voice below soprano
AAcross 18:	Follow persistently, as a celebrity
AAcross 19:	One G
AAcross 20:	1960s weather song by Peter, Paul and Mary	BLOWININTHEWIND
AAcross 23:	Sacagawea dollar and others
AAcross 24:	Cuts into cubes
AAcross 25:	Secret matters
AAcross 28:	Wrigglers, to a fisherman
AAcross 30:	Co. honchos	CEOS
AAcross 31:	Viewpoint
AAcross 33:	Star pitcher
AAcross 36:	1960s weather song by the Beatles	HERECOMESTHESUN
AAcross 40:	Bull or cow in the forest
AAcross 41:	Openly declares
AAcross 42:	Encircle
AAcross 43:	Dateless
AAcross 44:	Animals with brown summer fur
AAcross 46:	Clear jelly used as a garnish
AAcross 49:	"___ Gavotte," "My Fair Lady" tune
AAcross 51:	1960s weather song by the Cascades	RHYTHMOFTHERAIN
AAcross 57:	Rani raiment
AAcross 58:	Prospero's servant in "The Tempest"
AAcross 59:	Mallorca or Menorca, por ejemplo	ISLA
AAcross 60:	Red sky in the morning, e.g.
AAcross 61:	New Orleans's Vieux ___	CARRE
AAcross 62:	Fur trader's fur
AAcross 63:	Eliot of the Untouchables
AAcross 64:	"To ___—perchance to dream": Hamlet
AAcross 65:	Back talk
DDown 1:	Qatari, e.g.
DDown 2:	Barbie or Ken
DDown 3:	Director Preminger
DDown 4:	Cabinet for displaying wares
DDown 5:	Neighbor of Croatia
DDown 6:	Be part of, as a play
DDown 7:	Isn't quite vertical
DDown 8:	"S" shaker
DDown 9:	Egyptian symbol of life
DDown 10:	Lamebrain
DDown 11:	Body of moral principles
DDown 12:	British biscuit
DDown 13:	Falling sounds
DDown 21:	Charged particle
DDown 22:	Archie's "dingbat"	EDITH
DDown 25:	Have rheumatic pains
DDown 26:	Predigital film part
DDown 27:	Bottle part that goes "pop!"
DDown 28:	Voice below baritone
DDown 29:	Six-legged worker
DDown 31:	Cause of some urban coughs
DDown 32:	"Ben-Hur" author Wallace
DDown 33:	Home to more than half the world's population
DDown 34:	Terse to the point of rudeness
DDown 35:	Termini
DDown 37:	Fish that's no longer in the sea
DDown 38:	Eggs
DDown 39:	Self-aggrandizing acts	EGOTRIPS
DDown 43:	Some '60s protests	SITINS
DDown 44:	Carry, slangily
DDown 45:	Place for a Dr. Scholl's pad
DDown 46:	Criminal burning
DDown 47:	Humiliation
DDown 48:	Combustible funeral structures
DDown 49:	Burning
DDown 50:	Cubic meter
DDown 52:	Alternatives to PCs
DDown 53:	Like traditional epic poetry
DDown 54:	On the briny
DDown 55:	Woes
DDown 56:	Washington nine