New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th July 2010

There are 70 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th July 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Routine responses?
AAcross 6:	1961 Charlton Heston/Sophia Loren film
AAcross 11:	"Who ___?"
AAcross 15:	Goes back
AAcross 19:	Words of certainty	IMUST
AAcross 20:	Unit of energy
AAcross 21:	Sculpture garden setting in N.Y.C.	MOMA
AAcross 22:	Response to freshness?
AAcross 23:	Technical trouble	COMPUTERROR
AAcross 25:	Uncle of Levi
AAcross 26:	Author John Dickson ___
AAcross 27:	Puts together
AAcross 28:	Items at one's disposal?
AAcross 29:	Prefix with thesis
AAcross 30:	Actor/comic Brad	GARRETT
AAcross 32:	Helper in herding	ENGLISHEEPDOG
AAcross 37:	Bird with meat high in protein
AAcross 38:	Not e'en once
AAcross 40:	Not straight up
AAcross 41:	Sideshow features
AAcross 42:	Collectible book	LIMITEDITION
AAcross 45:	Block legally
AAcross 47:	Carrier in the Star Alliance
AAcross 48:	Cassette knob abbr.
AAcross 49:	Yokel's laugh
AAcross 49:	Yokel's laugh
AAcross 50:	Big name in trading cards	TOPPS
AAcross 54:	Indonesian vacation spot
AAcross 56:	Bao ___ (former Vietnamese emperor)	DAI
AAcross 57:	Line in London	PRIMERIDIAN
AAcross 60:	Symbol of a boring routine
AAcross 62:	Special ___
AAcross 63:	Cassette button abbr.
AAcross 64:	Key: Fr.	CLE
AAcross 65:	Split
AAcross 66:	Like many an online password	CASENSITIVE
AAcross 69:	World Cup cry
AAcross 70:	Service
AAcross 71:	Rose who rose to fame in the 1980s	AXL
AAcross 72:	50-50, e.g.
AAcross 73:	Small carriage	ONESEATER
AAcross 76:	It might have a theater and planetarium	SCIENCENTER
AAcross 79:	Campers, for short	RVS
AAcross 80:	"Love surfeits not, ___ like a glutton dies": Shak.
AAcross 81:	Show expanded to four hours in 2007
AAcross 82:	Chess opening?
AAcross 83:	Itinerary word
AAcross 84:	Marxist, e.g.
AAcross 85:	Bars
AAcross 87:	Singer who played Cyrano in "Cyrano de Bergerac"	PLACIDOMINGO
AAcross 93:	Caesar, e.g.
AAcross 96:	When daylight saving begins: Abbr.	TWOAM
AAcross 98:	Commercial time of day
AAcross 99:	"___ House," 1970 Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young hit
AAcross 100:	Introvert or extrovert	PERSONALITYPE
AAcross 103:	Grenache, for one	VINROSE
AAcross 105:	___ fruit
AAcross 106:	They may be flipped
AAcross 107:	Off
AAcross 109:	Start
AAcross 110:	"Come here often?", e.g.
AAcross 111:	Protector	GUARDIANGEL
AAcross 115:	Kin of -ess or -trix	ENNE
AAcross 116:	Future platypi
AAcross 117:	Offer one's thoughts
AAcross 118:	"Somewhere in Time" actor
AAcross 119:	Suffix with prank	STER
AAcross 120:	Part of 58-Down: Abbr.
AAcross 121:	In a stack
AAcross 122:	Approvals
DDown 1:	Boozehound's sound
DDown 2:	"Just ___!" ("Hold on!")	AMO
DDown 3:	Prosaic
DDown 4:	On the say-so of
DDown 5:	Gift from the well-endowed	STUDENTAID
DDown 6:	Bounced
DDown 7:	Old tales
DDown 8:	What a mummy might have
DDown 9:	Agcy. of the U.N.
DDown 10:	"___ Kommissar" (1983 hit)	DER
DDown 11:	"Bam!" man in the kitchen	EMERIL
DDown 12:	Petered out	LOSTSTEAM
DDown 13:	Very successful
DDown 14:	Seine filler
DDown 15:	Way out in space	ESCAPEPOD
DDown 16:	Football Hall-of-Famer George	BLANDA
DDown 17:	Composer of "The Miraculous Mandarin"
DDown 18:	Parsley parts
DDown 24:	Some pupils
DDown 28:	Swedish-born "Chocolat" actress	OLIN
DDown 30:	Cowlick tamer
DDown 31:	Confidant, peut-être
DDown 33:	Get exactly right
DDown 34:	'Vette alternative	GTO
DDown 35:	Little newt
DDown 36:	Hot
DDown 39:	Play featuring Mrs. Malaprop, with "The"
DDown 43:	Española, e.g.	ISLA
DDown 44:	Demoiselle's dressing
DDown 46:	Sudden turns
DDown 49:	Not just noteworthy
DDown 51:	Embroidery loops
DDown 52:	What a forklift may lift
DDown 53:	Disapproving look
DDown 54:	Depp title role
DDown 55:	Famous 12-book story
DDown 56:	Brooklynese, e.g.
DDown 57:	Wannabe
DDown 58:	Alma mater of some engrs.	RPI
DDown 59:	"Cheers" actor Roger
DDown 60:	Word in many bank names
DDown 61:	Year that Emperor Frederick I died	MCXC
DDown 67:	Not even once, in Nürnberg
DDown 68:	For nothing
DDown 71:	"Moving on then ..."	ANYHOO
DDown 74:	Simple
DDown 75:	German import	AUDI
DDown 77:	Resident of New York's Murray Hill, e.g.
DDown 78:	Batch that's hatched
DDown 83:	Seductress
DDown 84:	Relative of fusilli	ROTINI
DDown 86:	Vessel in an alcove
DDown 87:	Kitchenware
DDown 88:	Not in the profession
DDown 89:	Made fractions ... or factions
DDown 90:	Pests
DDown 91:	T. S. Eliot's "Theatre Cat"
DDown 92:	What's mined to keep?
DDown 92:	What's mined to keep?
DDown 93:	Sonatas and such
DDown 94:	University V.I.P.
DDown 95:	Dahl of "A Southern Yankee," 1948	ARLENE
DDown 97:	Most outspread
DDown 101:	True
DDown 102:	Brick-and-mortar alternative	ETAIL
DDown 104:	Dancer Jeanmaire	RENEE
DDown 108:	"Rule, Britannia" composer	ARNE
DDown 110:	Bit of neckwear
DDown 111:	Herd of elephants?
DDown 112:	Initials in news	UPI
DDown 113:	1950 Anne Baxter title role
DDown 114:	Évian-___-Bains, France