New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 16th June 2010

There are 35 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 16th June 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	___ Cohn, 1991 Grammy winner for Best New Artist
AAcross 5:	Rent-___	ACAR
AAcross 9:	"War is not the answer" people
AAcross 14:	Elizabeth Taylor role, in brief	CLEO
AAcross 15:	Khrushchev's impromptu gavel
AAcross 16:	Slightly ahead	UPONE
AAcross 17:	Followed the Hippocratic oath, in a way	DIDNOHARM
AAcross 19:	Either of two peaks in Greek myth	MTIDA
AAcross 20:	Sporty, powerful auto	VEIGHTTBIRD
AAcross 22:	Collapsible place to collapse
AAcross 23:	Not idling
AAcross 24:	"It's ___!" ("I give up!")	NOUSE
AAcross 26:	Racy, low-budget film	RRATEDBMOVIE
AAcross 31:	"Cool" amount
AAcross 34:	Checked out
AAcross 35:	Beatlemania reaction
AAcross 36:	Plebe's place: Abbr.	ACAD
AAcross 38:	Check for freshness, in a way
AAcross 41:	Ladies' man
AAcross 42:	Ladies' man
AAcross 44:	"___ bien!"
AAcross 46:	Slot-car track section
AAcross 47:	Undergarments that show a little of the chest	VNECKTSHIRTS
AAcross 51:	101
AAcross 52:	Software instruction file heading	README
AAcross 56:	Easter lead-in
AAcross 58:	Messages on an Apple device	IPHONEEMAIL
AAcross 61:	Youngest-ever French Open winner Michael ___
AAcross 63:	Some Election Day surveys	EXITPOLLS
AAcross 64:	It may bring a tear to your eye
AAcross 65:	Word on a biblical wall
AAcross 66:	Sheryl Crow's "___ Wanna Do"	ALLI
AAcross 67:	Fake-book contents
AAcross 68:	"With a wink and ___"	ANOD
AAcross 69:	Closing bell org.
DDown 1:	Early 15th-century year	MCDVI
DDown 2:	Many a day laborer
DDown 3:	Make even deeper	REDIG
DDown 4:	___ eel
DDown 5:	Common car door fixtures, once
DDown 6:	Activity in a virtual room
DDown 7:	Simplest of choices	AORB
DDown 8:	Send a tickler
DDown 9:	Hollow-point bullets
DDown 10:	___-out clause
DDown 11:	Yea-or-nay event	VOICEVOTE
DDown 12:	Prefix with skeleton	ENDO
DDown 13:	Pants part
DDown 18:	Midwest air hub	OHARE
DDown 21:	Knock over, so to speak
DDown 25:	Some eaters at troughs
DDown 27:	Half a score
DDown 28:	One of TV's Bunkers	EDITH
DDown 29:	Notes in pots	IOUS
DDown 30:	Reaches 0:00:00 on a countdown clock, say
DDown 31:	Sportscaster Albert	MARV
DDown 32:	Scissors, for "cut," on a PC
DDown 33:	Knucklehead
DDown 37:	Prefix meaning 27-Down	DECA
DDown 39:	Common party night: Abbr.
DDown 40:	Discovered after a search, with "out"
DDown 43:	"Go ahead" hand gestures	OKSIGNS
DDown 45:	High, as a price
DDown 48:	Bit of advice
DDown 49:	Conceptual framework
DDown 50:	Margaret Mead interviewee
DDown 53:	Waste time
DDown 54:	Rumor sources?
DDown 55:	Bovine in ads	ELSIE
DDown 56:	Some PX patrons	NCOS
DDown 57:	"Yikes!"	OHNO
DDown 59:	Beasts in a span
DDown 60:	Spanish boy	NINO
DDown 62:	Seasonal quaff