New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 17th July 2012

There are 39 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 17th July 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Karate school
AAcross 5:	Pier
AAcross 9:	"Look what I just did!"	TADA
AAcross 13:	Grad
AAcross 14:	Washington who was called "Queen of the Blues"	DINAH
AAcross 15:	"Voulez-vous coucher ___ moi ce soir?"	AVEC
AAcross 16:	Geographical formation whose name is Spanish for 9-Down
AAcross 17:	___ Rizzo, "Midnight Cowboy" role	RATSO
AAcross 18:	What might take a stand outside a school?
AAcross 19:	Dope fiend
AAcross 21:	Burn without a flame
AAcross 23:	Tap
AAcross 25:	New Year's ___
AAcross 26:	Baja bear	OSO
AAcross 28:	Land where the Danube flows
AAcross 30:	Cleopatra's killer
AAcross 33:	Hold filler
AAcross 35:	Mover's vehicle
AAcross 36:	Model ___ Nicole Smith
AAcross 37:	Author of the book whose title is circled in the grid
AAcross 41:	"Yes, there is ____!"	AGOD
AAcross 42:	"___ the fields we go ..."
AAcross 43:	Japanese port	OTARU
AAcross 44:	Right out of the box
AAcross 45:	With lack of distinctiveness
AAcross 48:	Street cred
AAcross 49:	"Get it?"
AAcross 50:	Bonbons, e.g.
AAcross 52:	Musical instruments listed very late alphabetically
AAcross 56:	Trouser measurements
AAcross 59:	Latin love
AAcross 60:	Straighten
AAcross 62:	Brickell who sang "What I Am"	EDIE
AAcross 63:	China's ___ En-lai
AAcross 64:	Keister
AAcross 65:	Groucho or Chico
AAcross 66:	"King ___"	KONG
AAcross 67:	Send out
AAcross 68:	"Don't leave!"
DDown 1:	Like morning grass, typically
DDown 2:	Dairy-free spread
DDown 3:	Temporarily	JUSTFORNOW
DDown 4:	Nebraska home of Berkshire Hathaway
DDown 5:	Crown
DDown 6:	Prov. east of Manitoba	ONT
DDown 7:	Mama ___ Elliot	CASS
DDown 8:	Iranian Revolution leader
DDown 9:	See 16-Across
DDown 10:	Gung-ho
DDown 11:	Hockey feint
DDown 12:	Computer giant
DDown 14:	___ Malfoy (Harry Potter villain)
DDown 20:	Continental coins
DDown 22:	Tube travelers?
DDown 24:	Businesses where the customers call the shots?
DDown 26:	Indian ___
DDown 27:	Beetle Bailey's boss
DDown 29:	'60s war locale
DDown 30:	Camp David Accords party
DDown 31:	Capture
DDown 32:	Winner's demand
DDown 34:	H.S. dropout's document
DDown 36:	F.B.I. employee: Abbr.	AGT
DDown 38:	Abide
DDown 39:	"Isn't ___ bit like you and me?" (Beatles lyric)	HEA
DDown 40:	"The Highwayman" poet
DDown 45:	Hive member
DDown 46:	One of the D's in D.D.E.	DWIGHT
DDown 47:	1950s-'60s comic Bruce	LENNY
DDown 49:	Gesture accompanying "Beats me"
DDown 51:	Swarms
DDown 52:	2009 Cy Young Award winner Greinke
DDown 53:	"If you ask me," in textspeak	IMHO
DDown 54:	Bugs Bunny or Tweety Bird
DDown 55:	Dickensian setting
DDown 57:	Sorvino of "Mighty Aphrodite"	MIRA
DDown 58:	Very exciting
DDown 61:	"It ___" (formal acknowledgment)