New York Times Answers - Friday, 4th July 2008

There are 38 across clues and 43 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 4th July 2008. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Designer known for his "American look"	ELLIS
AAcross 6:	Cruel one
AAcross 10:	It might include hot dogs and baked beans
AAcross 14:	Freeload
AAcross 15:	Wile E. Coyote or the Road Runner
AAcross 16:	"Three Places in New England" composer
AAcross 17:	Go-getter
AAcross 18:	Org. offering college scholarships
AAcross 19:	"Bye-bye!"	TATA
AAcross 20:	1916 work by 28-Across	AMERICAFIRST
AAcross 23:	Thurman of "Dangerous Liaisons"
AAcross 24:	Greenwich Village campus inits.	NYU
AAcross 25:	Blue
AAcross 28:	Subject of this puzzle
AAcross 34:	Writer LeShan	EDA
AAcross 35:	When doubled, a book by Gauguin	NOA
AAcross 36:	Locale for some Gauguin art
AAcross 37:	Defeat
AAcross 40:	Middle of a patriotic cheer
AAcross 40:	Middle of a patriotic cheer
AAcross 42:	"We didn't do it!"	NOTUS
AAcross 43:	Like some designs
AAcross 45:	Trauma sites, for short
AAcross 47:	Sport ___
AAcross 48:	Title subject of a 28-Across work
AAcross 52:	Cupcake
AAcross 53:	___-Magnon
AAcross 54:	N.R.C. predecessor
AAcross 55:	Sobriquet for 28-Across	THEMARCHKING
AAcross 61:	Items for Rambos	UZIS
AAcross 64:	Ames Research Center org.
AAcross 65:	Broadcaster
AAcross 66:	___ vaccine
AAcross 67:	Anita who sang "Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby"	ODAY
AAcross 68:	Where Hercules slew the lion
AAcross 69:	Mimics mockingly
AAcross 70:	Sugar amts.	TSPS
AAcross 71:	May gift recipients
DDown 1:	Austen's Woodhouse
DDown 2:	Tower
DDown 3:	It is "resistless in battle," wrote Sophocles
DDown 4:	Spring river breakup	ICERUN
DDown 5:	Small fry
DDown 6:	Barbara Kingsolver's "___ América"	OTRA
DDown 7:	Slip
DDown 8:	Spiral pasta	ROTINI
DDown 9:	Make secret, in a way
DDown 10:	Ball catcher
DDown 11:	"Die Meistersinger" heroine	EVA
DDown 12:	Volleyball need
DDown 13:	Start of a patriotic cheer
DDown 13:	Start of a patriotic cheer
DDown 21:	Sammy the lyricist	CAHN
DDown 22:	Sontag who wrote "In America"	SUSAN
DDown 25:	Get into uniform	SUITUP
DDown 26:	Shrewd
DDown 27:	Ceremonial sites
DDown 28:	Like some delis
DDown 29:	Teeth: Prefix	ODONTO
DDown 30:	Supreme Court justice Stone	HARLAN
DDown 31:	Chit
DDown 32:	Beamed intensely
DDown 33:	"Well, looky here!"
DDown 38:	Fraternal patriotic org.
DDown 39:	Former CBS chief	TISCH
DDown 41:	Poetica opening
DDown 44:	Be afraid to	DARENOT
DDown 46:	Opposite of legato: Abbr.	STAC
DDown 49:	Tent dwellers, maybe
DDown 50:	Put back on display, in a way
DDown 51:	More gross
DDown 55:	Clucking sounds
DDown 56:	Without dawdling
DDown 57:	They may be caught on a beach
DDown 58:	"Garfield" waitress	IRMA
DDown 59:	Want
DDown 60:	Pâté de fois ___	GRAS
DDown 61:	End of a patriotic cheer
DDown 61:	End of a patriotic cheer
DDown 62:	Get rid of
DDown 63:	Nouvelle-Calédonie, e.g.	ILE