New York Times Answers - Friday, 1st June 2012

There are 25 across clues and 27 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 1st June 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Children's author Eleanor	ESTES
AAcross 6:	Environment of many old PCs
AAcross 11:	Opposite of ample
AAcross 13:	Grapefruit taste-alike
AAcross 14:	Heated house for newborn chicks
AAcross 16:	Round number?
AAcross 17:	Restless, in scores
AAcross 18:	Go beyond seconds, say
AAcross 19:	Confirmation declaration	YESITIS
AAcross 20:	Some people in costume
AAcross 21:	"This doesn't exactly require a Ph.D."	ITSELEMENTARY
AAcross 23:	What big banks underwent in 2009	STRESSTESTS
AAcross 24:	___ B (initial step)	ATO
AAcross 25:	They may be studied along with languages
AAcross 33:	What past performance may portend	FUTURERESULTS
AAcross 35:	Wild West symbol of authority	TINSTAR
AAcross 36:	Practice at a track	RUNLAPS
AAcross 38:	Went for something else
AAcross 39:	SeaWorld attraction
AAcross 40:	Put people in their places?
AAcross 41:	Activity in "Ghostbusters"
AAcross 42:	Firewood measures
AAcross 43:	Attempt to recall the passed?
AAcross 44:	Stunned, in a way	TASED
AAcross 45:	German composer with a palindromic name	REGER
DDown 1:	Enclose in a recess
DDown 2:	Eisenstein who directed "The Battleship Potemkin"	SERGEI
DDown 3:	Some Asian believers	TAOISTS
DDown 4:	Hardly the self-effacing sort
DDown 5:	Not so frantic
DDown 6:	Really bothers
DDown 7:	Give a smug look	SMIRKAT
DDown 8:	Big name in diamonds	DEBEERS
DDown 9:	Last name in Chicago lore	OLEARY
DDown 10:	It's unsettling to be out of them
DDown 12:	Patch up, in a way, as a space shuttle
DDown 13:	Quaint, dignified dance for couples
DDown 15:	Valentine verse starter	ROSESARERED
DDown 16:	Reach an agreement	COMETOTERMS
DDown 22:	Many a red dwarf	MSTAR
DDown 25:	Things people "do" in the early afternoon
DDown 26:	Mailbox checker's excited cry	ITSHERE
DDown 27:	Taught a lesson, maybe
DDown 28:	Goes back on one's word?
DDown 29:	Same old orders
DDown 30:	Less congealed
DDown 31:	Singer Morse with the 1952 hit "The Blacksmith Blues"	ELLAMAE
DDown 32:	Giving expression to
DDown 33:	Piñata-hitting occasion
DDown 34:	Superlawyer Gerry who wrote "How to Argue and Win Every Time"
DDown 35:	"___ no one"
DDown 37:	"Old Time Rock & Roll" rocker	SEGER