New York Times Answers - Friday, 17th September 2010

There are 35 across clues and 35 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 17th September 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Japan's Prince Hirobumi ___	ITO
AAcross 4:	Five-time N.B.A. All-Star Chris	WEBBER
AAcross 10:	2001 #1 album with the hit "Love Don't Cost a Thing"	JLO
AAcross 13:	"Easy peasy!"	NOPROBLEMO
AAcross 15:	Christian with many robes?
AAcross 16:	Over the top
AAcross 17:	___Ring (birth control brand)	NUVA
AAcross 18:	Over
AAcross 19:	Vessel over heat
AAcross 20:	"Leaving on ___ Plane"	AJET
AAcross 21:	Perfect-record breaker
AAcross 22:	When all one's planning is put to the test
AAcross 23:	Company outing, for short?
AAcross 24:	River of Devon	EXE
AAcross 25:	Sch. for the preordained?	SEM
AAcross 26:	Photoshop, say
AAcross 29:	Literally, "different lizards"
AAcross 32:	Descartes found this truth to be self-evident	COGITOERGOSUM
AAcross 34:	Colorful stage performers since 1987	BLUEMANGROUP
AAcross 35:	There are 50 in a keg of Newcastle
AAcross 36:	Home of Polar Bear Prov. Park	ONT
AAcross 37:	One of about 3,000 in Shakespeare's plays
AAcross 40:	It starts with el primero de enero
AAcross 41:	"Wassup, ___?"	DAWG
AAcross 43:	One might lose it in a crisis
AAcross 44:	Tee off
AAcross 46:	Where you might see some initials
AAcross 47:	Break down, in a way
AAcross 48:	Prefix with angular	EQUI
AAcross 49:	Like some love
AAcross 51:	Opine
AAcross 52:	Put off retirement?	STAYUPLATE
AAcross 53:	Spec for a roomy flat?	EEE
AAcross 54:	O.K.'s
AAcross 55:	Subj. in "The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test"
DDown 1:	Scarf down
DDown 2:	Home for Barbie and Ken, perhaps
DDown 3:	Counter
DDown 4:	Tediously went (on)
DDown 5:	Flag
DDown 6:	Autumnal event so called because it helps hunters kill their prey	BLOODMOON
DDown 7:	"Twilight" protagonist	BELLA
DDown 8:	"Bones" actress Deschanel	EMILY
DDown 9:	Jay-Z's ___-Fella Records	ROCA
DDown 10:	Practice with locks and pins?
DDown 11:	Troubadour's creation	LOVEPOEM
DDown 12:	Ones happy to give you their addresses?
DDown 14:	Makes roar
DDown 15:	Kind of profiling
DDown 22:	Some sorority women
DDown 25:	Lowlifes
DDown 26:	Sea grass grazer
DDown 27:	"Indoors ___?"	OROUT
DDown 28:	Where two branches of a curve meet, in math
DDown 29:	Sun exposure, for one
DDown 30:	Part: Abbr.
DDown 31:	Certain navigational aids	ARROWKEYS
DDown 32:	Company that gets a lot of its money from foundations?
DDown 33:	Defunct	OUTOFUSE
DDown 34:	"It's my fault"	BLAMEME
DDown 37:	Door
DDown 38:	Reasons to use Pepto-Bismol
DDown 39:	Compulsory
DDown 41:	Il Poeta
DDown 42:	Decoration for Gertrude's room in "Hamlet"
DDown 43:	When repeated, exuberant cry
DDown 45:	"Ptui!"
DDown 46:	Tied up
DDown 47:	Litter, maybe
DDown 50:	36-Across neighbor	QUE