New York Times Answers - Saturday, 19th September 2009

There are 27 across clues and 29 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 19th September 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Impudence of a Br. fool
AAcross 6:	At least it's a real bargain
AAcross 11:	Author in a stupor
AAcross 12:	Job for a Rhine surgeon
AAcross 14:	Mien of a crapshooter will reduce friction
AAcross 16:	Oath from a renegade
AAcross 17:	What lies in the Seine	ILES
AAcross 18:	___ party (golfers' bash)
AAcross 19:	Kind of dry
AAcross 20:	Turned pea in 19-Across
AAcross 21:	Group of Irish islands in quarantine	ARAN
AAcross 22:	Dead set against being keyed up
AAcross 24:	Divided A.P. pictures
AAcross 25:	Tenants of Lords, e.g.
AAcross 27:	U.N. rap added rapidly	RANUP
AAcross 30:	Except having Republican passage from a book
AAcross 34:	Retro style	EDOM
AAcross 35:	One who attends school hops
AAcross 36:	Swiss tourist center	URI
AAcross 37:	Why isn't one done?
AAcross 38:	Pedro's hand in Oman
AAcross 39:	___ pressure (cause of a jetty collapse)
AAcross 40:	Fall guy's protection when traveling	TRIPINSURANCE
AAcross 43:	Where does N.C. rank among U.S. states in Christmas tree production?
AAcross 44:	Reined in nymph
AAcross 45:	Shabby followers of a bee
AAcross 46:	Pairs accumulated in 500 days
DDown 1:	With which Seamus will rub ego
DDown 2:	Companion of Arnold	ROLAND
DDown 3:	Word with which to laud the new year
DDown 4:	The direction to Hussein's heart
DDown 5:	Having chevrons with red tips
DDown 6:	Charlie's luster
DDown 7:	Affairs that might sate the British
DDown 8:	Kind of ant
DDown 9:	She danced in Tirana	ANITRA
DDown 10:	I learn of some measurements
DDown 11:	With 13-Down, push a fellow in public relations
DDown 13:	See 11-Down
DDown 15:	Bound legs with clubs
DDown 20:	Sign outside a post office
DDown 21:	Vault may finally collapse
DDown 23:	Graduate from Calumet
DDown 24:	___ enemy (one who may blow up bridges)
DDown 26:	Ireland's currency unit since 2001
DDown 27:	What stern landlords expect
DDown 28:	Holds so dear
DDown 29:	Expression coined by a crapshooter	NODICE
DDown 31:	Plowed under, I gather
DDown 32:	Summary? Cripes!
DDown 33:	Like one who's tried too hard
DDown 35:	S Y
DDown 38:	Intellect in 1500
DDown 39:	One who may get a rap at a law office
DDown 41:	Writer whose work describes him to a T
DDown 42:	Carlos, for example, in future years	REY