New York Times Answers - Thursday, 22nd July 2010

There are 34 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 22nd July 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Pups' complaints
AAcross 5:	*Jackson 5, 1970
AAcross 8:	Soupçon
AAcross 13:	Time it is when daylight saving time ends	ONEOCLOCK
AAcross 16:	Dirt accumulator?
AAcross 17:	Salsa partner?
AAcross 18:	Gave up
AAcross 19:	Capital whose name is Urdu for "place of peace"
AAcross 20:	Year of the Great Fire of Rome
AAcross 21:	Unagi sources
AAcross 22:	*Usher feat. will.i.am, 2010	OMG
AAcross 23:	Gutter site
AAcross 24:	Informal denials	NOPES
AAcross 26:	"Harlequin's Carnival," for one
AAcross 28:	Nostalgist's opening words	TIMEWAS
AAcross 33:	More substantial
AAcross 35:	Bouquets
AAcross 36:	"I swear!"
AAcross 37:	Book of Judges judge	DEBORAH
AAcross 39:	Greeted deferentially	BOWEDTO
AAcross 40:	Foul mood
AAcross 41:	"Network" director	LUMET
AAcross 43:	Taft and Bush, collegiately	ELIS
AAcross 45:	*Michael Jackson, 1972
AAcross 46:	Catch, as flies
AAcross 50:	Gospel singer Winans	CECE
AAcross 51:	Earliest million-dollar movie role
AAcross 54:	Wooden-soled shoe
AAcross 55:	Gypsum variety used in carvings
AAcross 56:	Worshiping figure
AAcross 57:	What a talent scout looks for
AAcross 58:	Authority
AAcross 59:	*Frankie Avalon, 1959
AAcross 60:	Numerical prefix	OCTO
DDown 1:	Hanna-Barbera bear
DDown 2:	Occupied
DDown 3:	"Positive thinking" exponent	PEALE
DDown 4:	Setting for "The O.C.," for short	SOCAL
DDown 5:	Longest book of the Book of Mormon
DDown 6:	Faux pas
DDown 7:	Workshop device
DDown 8:	Bike
DDown 9:	Check over
DDown 9:	Check over
DDown 10:	United
DDown 11:	Subject of the 1997 best seller "Into Thin Air"
DDown 12:	*Michael Jackson, 1987
DDown 14:	Wheels inside a car
DDown 15:	Small anchors
DDown 24:	Like the first of May or the end of June?
DDown 25:	"Smoking!"	SOHOT
DDown 27:	"For here ___ go?"	ORTO
DDown 28:	Kids
DDown 29:	"Fame" actress	IRENECARA
DDown 30:	1864 battle site that was the source of the quote "Damn the torpedoes! Full speed ahead!"
DDown 31:	They often begin with colons
DDown 32:	*Edwin Starr, 1970
DDown 34:	*Flo Rida feat. T-Pain, 2008
DDown 38:	Outer covering for some nuts
DDown 39:	Unworthy of
DDown 42:	Tone down
DDown 44:	Brawl
DDown 46:	Stretch over
DDown 47:	Can't not	HASTO
DDown 48:	Lofty story
DDown 49:	Word repeated before some relatives' names
DDown 52:	Succumb to mind control
DDown 53:	Janis's comic-strip husband	ARLO
DDown 54:	*Rihanna, 2006