New York Times Answers - Sunday, 8th July 2012

There are 68 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 8th July 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Hose shape
AAcross 5:	Building blocks
AAcross 11:	"The Office" woman
AAcross 14:	QB feats	TDS
AAcross 17:	Years in old Rome	ANNI
AAcross 18:	Capital city formerly behind the Iron Curtain	TIRANE
AAcross 19:	Nephew of Cain	ENOS
AAcross 21:	"Let's Get Lost" singer Baker	CHET
AAcross 22:	So happy you can't see straight?	BLINDEDBYDELIGHT
AAcross 25:	Where to enter the theater, usually
AAcross 26:	Where "it's fun to stay" in a 1978 hit	YMCA
AAcross 27:	Gleamed
AAcross 28:	Deserving praise
AAcross 30:	"Sk8er ___," 2002 top 10 hit
AAcross 31:	Acid
AAcross 34:	Argument about a fork-tailed bird?	SWALLOWDEBATE
AAcross 36:	Apt
AAcross 39:	Spend the night
AAcross 40:	Arizona senator Jon	KYL
AAcross 41:	It represents a 0 or 1
AAcross 42:	Trendy antioxidant berry
AAcross 43:	"Yeah, right"	IBET
AAcross 45:	Org. full of big shots?
AAcross 47:	Calpurnia's dream in "Julius Caesar" and others
AAcross 49:	Bear's cry
AAcross 50:	Circle above the airport?	PUTOFFDESCENT
AAcross 55:	Manager with four World Series titles	JOETORRE
AAcross 57:	Very clumsy person, in slang
AAcross 58:	Subject of the 19th, 24th and 26th Amendments
AAcross 62:	Willing to do	UPFOR
AAcross 65:	TWA competitor	USAIR
AAcross 67:	See 77-Across
AAcross 69:	Optima maker	KIA
AAcross 70:	Making one's way down the corporate ladder?	GOINGTHROUGHDEMOTIONS
AAcross 76:	[This ticks me off]	GRR
AAcross 77:	With 67-Across, "That's not true!"
AAcross 78:	Relative of a harrumph
AAcross 79:	Not flat, say
AAcross 80:	One of two for four
AAcross 82:	Slalom obstacle
AAcross 85:	Passing
AAcross 88:	Breed hatred in?	TEACHTODETEST
AAcross 91:	It's seen on many roadside signs
AAcross 95:	When the witches in "Macbeth" say "Double, double toil and trouble"	ACTIV
AAcross 98:	"Sure thing"
AAcross 99:	___ beetle
AAcross 100:	Eternally
AAcross 101:	Canterbury can
AAcross 102:	Org. trying to clear the air?
AAcross 102:	Org. trying to clear the air?
AAcross 105:	Ed Wood player in "Ed Wood"	DEPP
AAcross 108:	Squad cars
AAcross 110:	Woman who's the very best at saying no?	QUEENOFDENIAL
AAcross 114:	Part of TBS: Abbr.	SYS
AAcross 115:	Pal of Pooh
AAcross 116:	Modern marketplace	APPSTORE
AAcross 117:	Like the verbs "come" and "go": Abbr.	IRREG
AAcross 119:	"Baseball Tonight" broadcaster	ESPN
AAcross 121:	Bulldogs	ELIS
AAcross 122:	Really enjoy giving specifics?	LIVETOTELLDETAIL
AAcross 127:	Art ___
AAcross 128:	Alexander Graham Bell, by birth
AAcross 129:	Get ready for a bomb, say
AAcross 130:	Corona garnish
AAcross 131:	Require (of)
AAcross 132:	"Your point being ...?"
AAcross 133:	Some closeups
AAcross 134:	Take too much of, briefly	ODON
DDown 1:	It might be caught in the rain
DDown 2:	Unrepeated	ONLYONCE
DDown 3:	Hostile
DDown 4:	Nickname for the Philadelphia Eagles' stadium, with "the"	LINC
DDown 5:	Downed
DDown 6:	Arranged, as the hair
DDown 7:	Partners of scepters
DDown 8:	Indiana political family	BAYHS
DDown 9:	Gives support to
DDown 10:	Spotted in the vicinity of	SEENAT
DDown 11:	Eastern Canadian prov.
DDown 12:	White, informally
DDown 13:	Hair line?
DDown 14:	Old Yankee nickname	THEBABE
DDown 15:	Given a hand	DEALTIN
DDown 16:	Some are mean
DDown 20:	Home office site
DDown 21:	Curmudgeon
DDown 23:	Painter portrayed by Adrien Brody in "Midnight in Paris"
DDown 24:	Stanford of Stanford University	LELAND
DDown 29:	Actor Alain	DELON
DDown 30:	Predilection
DDown 32:	Marsh bird
DDown 33:	It's a first
DDown 35:	Zither cousins
DDown 37:	"Get Low" rapper	LILJON
DDown 38:	Orange sign
DDown 44:	Organ holder
DDown 46:	Ancient royal symbol
DDown 48:	Network with an annual awards show	MTV
DDown 51:	German women
DDown 52:	Fake
DDown 53:	Not wavy, say
DDown 54:	Basso Pinza	EZIO
DDown 56:	Hardly an exercise in restraint
DDown 59:	"I get your point. Jeez!"	OKOK
DDown 60:	Pitchfork part
DDown 61:	Unhurried
DDown 62:	Fashionable boots	UGGS
DDown 63:	Read carefully
DDown 64:	Like some offers
DDown 66:	Van Gogh's "Starry Night Over the ___"
DDown 68:	David Cameron's alma mater	ETON
DDown 71:	___ party
DDown 72:	Red Scare grp.	HUAC
DDown 73:	Mild oaths
DDown 74:	"I won't bore you with the rest"	ETCETC
DDown 75:	What a Latino immigrant might learn
DDown 81:	Sam Cooke's "That's ___ Quit - I'm Movin' On"	ITI
DDown 83:	"Know ___ enemy"
DDown 84:	Bit of music at a music conservatory
DDown 86:	Old Russian line
DDown 87:	One to consult for PC problems	ITGUY
DDown 89:	Birthday party, e.g.
DDown 90:	Words heard at a birthday party	OPENIT
DDown 92:	Like pro athletes, some say
DDown 93:	Jump accompanier?
DDown 94:	+/-
DDown 95:	War on terror target
DDown 96:	Combines
DDown 97:	Part of an ice skate	TOEPICK
DDown 103:	Combines
DDown 104:	One of the five Olympic rings
DDown 106:	Filled turnovers
DDown 107:	"Steel Magnolias" actress
DDown 109:	"Hmm ..."	ISEE
DDown 111:	Petro-Canada competitor	ESSO
DDown 112:	English county
DDown 113:	"Traffic Crossing ___ Bridge" (pioneering 1888 film footage)
DDown 118:	Hit Fox show
DDown 120:	W.W. II battle city	STLO
DDown 123:	Airport approximation: Abbr.
DDown 124:	Word before rip or slip
DDown 125:	Infielder feats: Abbr.	DPS
DDown 126:	"Dancing With the Stars" judge Goodman	LEN