New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 30th September 2009

There are 40 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 30th September 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	With 6- and 22-Across, noted 19th-century writer
AAcross 6:	See 1-Across
AAcross 11:	British rule in India
AAcross 14:	With aloofness
AAcross 15:	It beats nothing	APAIR
AAcross 16:	Arthur Godfrey's instrument, informally
AAcross 17:	The Ivies, e.g.
AAcross 18:	Where Emirates Airline is based
AAcross 19:	Málaga Mrs.	SRA
AAcross 20:	Refrain syllable	TRA
AAcross 22:	See 1-Across
AAcross 24:	With 53-Across, noted 19th-century writer	NATHANIEL
AAcross 29:	Some saloon signs
AAcross 30:	Took in
AAcross 31:	In ___ (as found)	SITU
AAcross 32:	The Bakkers' old ministry, for short	PTL
AAcross 33:	Meditate (on)
AAcross 35:	Subject of a Debussy piece	MER
AAcross 36:	Places to hibernate
AAcross 39:	Noted 19th-century writer
AAcross 43:	Mushy snowball sound
AAcross 44:	Tre + tre
AAcross 45:	Have influence on
AAcross 46:	1945 Pacific battle site, briefly
AAcross 47:	Solar wind particles
AAcross 49:	"A" in German 101?	EIN
AAcross 50:	Little hooter
AAcross 53:	See 24-Across
AAcross 55:	See 70-Across
AAcross 57:	___ sister
AAcross 58:	Went underground
AAcross 59:	Bull on glue bottles	ELMER
AAcross 62:	2008 Pixar robot	WALLE
AAcross 66:	H.S. subj.
AAcross 67:	Pope's triple crown
AAcross 68:	iPhone function
AAcross 68:	iPhone function
AAcross 69:	Alternative to white
AAcross 70:	With 71- and 55-Across, noted 19th-century writer
AAcross 71:	See 70-Across
DDown 1:	Copacabana locale
DDown 2:	Georgia Tech's sports org.
DDown 3:	On
DDown 4:	Sylvia who wrote "The Bell Jar"
DDown 5:	Many-headed serpents
DDown 6:	Glob of gum
DDown 7:	TV's Kwik-E-Mart clerk	APU
DDown 8:	Place for a designer's name
DDown 9:	Circular meas.
DDown 10:	Monopoly avenue in the light-blue group
DDown 11:	Rene of "Lethal Weapon" movies	RUSSO
DDown 12:	Goodyear's Ohio headquarters
DDown 13:	Casual wear
DDown 21:	Lively, on a score
DDown 23:	Tomb artifacts, e.g.
DDown 24:	Table salt, chemically	NACL
DDown 25:	Friend of Aramis
DDown 26:	Prepare to drive
DDown 27:	Bullet point
DDown 28:	Superstate in Orwell's "1984"
DDown 32:	Lamentations
DDown 34:	More artful
DDown 37:	Galley toiler
DDown 38:	Coffee spot
DDown 40:	Cutting-edge features
DDown 41:	"That hurts!"	YEOW
DDown 42:	Daly of "Judging Amy"
DDown 48:	Didn't skip something
DDown 50:	Alternative to this and that, with "the"
DDown 51:	Prone to complaining
DDown 52:	Rustic retreat
DDown 53:	Any of us
DDown 54:	"The Audacity of Hope" author
DDown 56:	Get caught in ___	ALIE
DDown 60:	Muff one
DDown 61:	Bit of sunshine
DDown 63:	Head of London?
DDown 64:	52, in old Rome
DDown 65:	Days of yore, in days of yore