New York Times Answers - Monday, 23rd July 2012

There are 37 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Monday, 23rd July 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Rounded cathedral feature
AAcross 5:	Undue speed
AAcross 10:	Bowled over
AAcross 14:	Miller ___ (low-calorie beer)
AAcross 15:	Banks in the Baseball Hall of Fame	ERNIE
AAcross 16:	Sheltered bay
AAcross 17:	Equipment to help a patient breathe	OXYGENTANK
AAcross 19:	Regatta group
AAcross 20:	Prince who became Henry V	HAL
AAcross 21:	"___ I care"	ASIF
AAcross 22:	Jules who wrote "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"
AAcross 23:	Floor measurements
AAcross 25:	"Sorry to hear that"	SUCHAPITY
AAcross 28:	Breath mint in a roll, informally
AAcross 30:	Events with baying hounds
AAcross 31:	Foray
AAcross 34:	Small bit, as of cream
AAcross 35:	Lab eggs
AAcross 38:	H. G. Wells novel ... with a hint to this puzzle's circled words	THEINVISIBLEMAN
AAcross 42:	Pea holder
AAcross 43:	Completely
AAcross 44:	In recent days
AAcross 45:	Trees that sway in a hurricane
AAcross 48:	Religious offshoot
AAcross 49:	Went to pieces	FELLAPART
AAcross 52:	"Beauty is truth, truth beauty" poet
AAcross 56:	Resell unfairly, as tickets
AAcross 57:	First-rate
AAcross 59:	Flapper's neckwear
AAcross 60:	Musical sound
AAcross 61:	Vishnu or Shiva
AAcross 64:	Fashion designer Cassini	OLEG
AAcross 65:	"It's ___ of the times"	ASIGN
AAcross 66:	Some poems from 52-Across
AAcross 67:	Tennis's Sampras	PETE
AAcross 68:	Broadway honors	TONYS
AAcross 69:	Captain in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"	NEMO
DDown 1:	___ State (Hawaii's nickname)
DDown 2:	Film studio behind "Toy Story" and "Up"	PIXAR
DDown 3:	Fashion
DDown 4:	Brain wave readout, for short
DDown 5:	"Cluck, cluck" makers
DDown 6:	Monet or Manet
DDown 7:	Megamistake
DDown 8:	Sn, to a chemist
DDown 9:	Mouse spotter's cry
DDown 10:	Say yes to
DDown 11:	Troubling
DDown 12:	Datebook notation
DDown 13:	"___ Defeats Truman" (famous 1948 headline)
DDown 18:	Enter slowly and carefully, as a parking spot	EASEIN
DDown 22:	Many an airport shuttle
DDown 24:	Play opener	ACTI
DDown 26:	Spiced tea
DDown 27:	Telescope serviced by astronauts
DDown 29:	Change significantly
DDown 31:	Big inits. in fuel additives
DDown 31:	Big inits. in fuel additives
DDown 32:	"Well, whaddya know!"
DDown 33:	Mars, with "the"
DDown 34:	Web access inits.
DDown 36:	Kilmer of "The Doors"	VAL
DDown 37:	One or more
DDown 39:	Rick's beloved in "Casablanca"	ILSA
DDown 40:	Was without
DDown 41:	Suffix with major	ETTE
DDown 46:	Declare to be true
DDown 47:	Swimming unit
DDown 48:	Hardly hip
DDown 49:	Camera lens setting	FSTOP
DDown 50:	Place to learn in Lille	ECOLE
DDown 51:	Carted off to jail	RANIN
DDown 53:	Tolerate
DDown 54:	Emblem carved on a pole
DDown 55:	Permission
DDown 58:	Convent residents
DDown 61:	Place for a rabbit in a magic act
DDown 62:	Equal: Prefix
DDown 63:	Immeasurably long time