New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 4th January 2012

There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 4th January 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Baby docs
AAcross 4:	Replay view, often	SLOMO
AAcross 9:	Plays, as records
AAcross 14:	Org. whose logo features the letter pi with an arrow through it	NEA
AAcross 15:	Like wickerwork
AAcross 16:	Comic Cheech	MARIN
AAcross 17:	Pipe joint
AAcross 18:	Start of a quip by 44-Across	ISAWANOTICE
AAcross 20:	1980s Salvadoran president	DUARTE
AAcross 22:	Parliament, e.g., in brief
AAcross 23:	"That's all ___ wrote"
AAcross 24:	Courtier who invites Hamlet to duel with Laertes	OSRIC
AAcross 25:	Key in the middle of the top row	FSIX
AAcross 27:	"Oh, c'mon!"
AAcross 28:	Quip, part 2	WHICHSAID
AAcross 30:	Overly assertive
AAcross 31:	Nietzsche's "never"
AAcross 32:	Wood used in making some dartboards
AAcross 33:	$$$ for later years
AAcross 34:	Quip, part 3	DRINKCANADA
AAcross 39:	"___ This, Not That! The No-Diet Weight Loss Solution!"
AAcross 40:	"Breaking Bad" network	AMC
AAcross 41:	Bagel accompaniment
AAcross 44:	Writer Brendan	BEHAN
AAcross 47:	Quip, part 4	DRYANDIVE
AAcross 50:	___-retentive
AAcross 51:	London jazz duo?
AAcross 52:	Greenskeeper's tool
AAcross 53:	Rejections
AAcross 54:	Campaign freebie
AAcross 55:	One of the Beverly Hillbillies	JETHRO
AAcross 56:	End of the quip	JUSTSTARTED
AAcross 60:	Awards ceremony rental
AAcross 61:	Watches like a wolf
AAcross 62:	Holder for a toilet paper roll
AAcross 63:	Pittsburgh-to-Baltimore dir.
AAcross 64:	Word with cookie or rap
AAcross 65:	Flip over
AAcross 66:	Chemin ___ Dames (W.W. I battle locale)
DDown 1:	You are here	ONEDOWN
DDown 2:	Only person to have the #1 movie, #1 album and #1-rated late-night TV show all in the same week	BELUSHI
DDown 3:	On the payroll
DDown 4:	Feature of Dr. Frankenstein's lab
DDown 5:	Come up short
DDown 6:	Fertility clinic stock
DDown 7:	Cry over spilled milk, perhaps?
DDown 8:	Tripping	ONACID
DDown 9:	Urban woe
DDown 10:	Bit of butter
DDown 11:	Van Gogh masterpiece
DDown 12:	Recesses
DDown 13:	Bashful companion
DDown 19:	Invalidate
DDown 21:	Detroit rapper ___-A-Che	RIC
DDown 25:	Peter who played Columbo	FALK
DDown 26:	Data holder on a cellphone	SIMCARD
DDown 27:	"The Ghost of Tom ___" (1995 Bruce Springsteen album)	JOAD
DDown 29:	Shipped
DDown 30:	It's held up with a hook
DDown 33:	Resident of the ancient city Choquequirao
DDown 35:	True
DDown 36:	Actor McKellen	IAN
DDown 37:	___ Kitchen (organic frozen food company)	AMYS
DDown 38:	Came down
DDown 42:	Make a cliché
DDown 43:	Some duplicates
DDown 44:	Relatives of ukuleles
DDown 45:	"All right already!"
DDown 46:	Give a hard time
DDown 47:	"Gracias" reply	DENADA
DDown 48:	Thing watched while driving through a speed trap
DDown 49:	Subj. of the 1948 Nobel in Physiology or Medicine
DDown 51:	Small blemish, in slang
DDown 54:	"Hey!"
DDown 55:	Razz
DDown 57:	Pipe joint
DDown 58:	62-Across, e.g.
DDown 59:	Duo