New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 25th August 2010

There are 40 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 25th August 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Ali ___ of "The Arabian Nights"
AAcross 5:	French bench
AAcross 9:	Strikebreaker
AAcross 13:	Big blast maker, for short
AAcross 15:	"Able was I ere I saw ___"	ELBA
AAcross 16:	Letters on beach lotion
AAcross 17:	Southern cousin of bouillabaisse
AAcross 18:	Basics
AAcross 18:	Basics
AAcross 19:	Lb. or oz., e.g.	ABBR
AAcross 20:	Locale of Britain's first Christian martyr	STALBANS
AAcross 22:	Subsidiary route
AAcross 24:	Flows back
AAcross 25:	Helps in a bank heist, say
AAcross 26:	Bodega setting
AAcross 29:	Not be able to stomach
AAcross 31:	Former New York mayor Beame	ABE
AAcross 32:	Uneven, as fabric
AAcross 34:	The Beatles' "Eleanor ___"	RIGBY
AAcross 38:	His ___ (the boss)
AAcross 40:	Its beat may accompany a fife
AAcross 42:	Cowboy's tie
AAcross 43:	Baseball's Rusty	STAUB
AAcross 45:	Old stringed instrument with a narrow body
AAcross 47:	Buddy
AAcross 48:	Bovine nickname
AAcross 50:	Cribs hold them
AAcross 52:	Scrubber
AAcross 54:	Neuwirth of Broadway	BEBE
AAcross 55:	___ of bad news
AAcross 56:	Research group associated with many Nobel Prizes in Physics	BELLLABS
AAcross 60:	Kebab meat
AAcross 61:	Above, in Berlin	UBER
AAcross 63:	Bendable body part
AAcross 64:	___ Longa, where Romulus and Remus were born
AAcross 65:	Opposite of badly: Fr.
AAcross 66:	Raymond's wife on "Everybody Loves Raymond"	DEBRA
AAcross 67:	"___ your best behavior"
AAcross 68:	Juice brand	SOBE
AAcross 69:	"Born from jets" sloganeer	SAAB
DDown 1:	Pocketbooks
DDown 2:	Border on
DDown 3:	Capital of the former Belgian Congo
DDown 4:	One walking comfortably
DDown 5:	Baked ___
DDown 6:	Priests' robes
DDown 7:	Brian Williams's network	NBC
DDown 8:	Citadel, in Arabic
DDown 9:	Barbecue item
DDown 10:	Actor Sebastian
DDown 11:	P.L.O. bigwig Mahmoud
DDown 12:	Shakespeare or Browning
DDown 14:	Ribbon holder, maybe
DDown 21:	Bring ___ (cause)
DDown 23:	___ City (Tampa neighborhood)	YBOR
DDown 26:	Prohibitions
DDown 27:	Before long, after "in"
DDown 28:	Sitcom with the character B.J.	REBA
DDown 29:	Setting for Umberto Eco's "The Name of the Rose"
DDown 30:	Part of an invitation to an imbiber	BYOB
DDown 33:	Beer places
DDown 35:	Expanse south of Ulan Bator
DDown 36:	Bawdy
DDown 37:	Rowdies, in British slang
DDown 39:	Beyond the city limits
DDown 41:	Disobedient sort
DDown 44:	Big name in speakers
DDown 46:	Sent a message before fax machines, say
DDown 49:	Bougainvillea and others
DDown 51:	Ball girls
DDown 52:	Memphis street with many jazz clubs	BEALE
DDown 53:	"First Blood" protagonist	RAMBO
DDown 54:	Capital SSW of Basel
DDown 55:	Babble
DDown 56:	English broadcaster, with "the"	BEEB
DDown 57:	"SOS" band
DDown 58:	When doubled, a Polynesian island
DDown 59:	Shipboard mop
DDown 62:	Life, briefly