New York Times Answers - Sunday, 29th July 2012

There are 66 across clues and 75 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th July 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	One of six World Cup qualifying zones
AAcross 5:	Tickles
AAcross 11:	Visit
AAcross 15:	Summer getaway
AAcross 19:	Pedigree alternative	IAMS
AAcross 20:	Relative of a crow
AAcross 21:	Shade darker than azure
AAcross 22:	Gelatin substitute
AAcross 23:	"Get an inside look at our booth" (Buffalo, 1901)
AAcross 25:	"Come by and chat at our booth" (Philadelphia, 1876)
AAcross 27:	White Rabbit's song in "Alice in Wonderland"	IMLATE
AAcross 28:	Do a pit job
AAcross 30:	Early 20th-century Modernist	MANRAY
AAcross 31:	Whiz
AAcross 32:	Two-time world figure skating champ Slutskaya	IRINA
AAcross 33:	Card
AAcross 34:	Back
AAcross 35:	Thruway warning	SLO
AAcross 38:	Double-check, in a way
AAcross 41:	"You've gotta get your hands on this" (Knoxville, 1982)
AAcross 41:	"You've gotta get your hands on this" (Knoxville, 1982)
AAcross 44:	"Puts the keys of the future at your fingertips" (Philadelphia, 1876)
AAcross 47:	Inclusive pronoun	HESHE
AAcross 48:	Russian city and oblast	OREL
AAcross 49:	Thompson of "Family"	SADA
AAcross 50:	Day spa treatment
AAcross 52:	Ones with natural curls?
AAcross 56:	Veteran's award	WARMEDAL
AAcross 59:	"Bring your dogs to our booth" (Philadelphia, 1876)	HEINZKETCHUP
AAcross 63:	Queens neighborhood	ASTORIA
AAcross 65:	Dove's sign
AAcross 66:	Grand ___	BAHAMA
AAcross 67:	Transcript meas.	AVG
AAcross 69:	"The fair's toughest man alive" (New York City, 1939)	HUMANOIDROBOT
AAcross 73:	Run into
AAcross 74:	Energizes
AAcross 76:	Ore. neighbor
AAcross 77:	Just for giggles	ONALARK
AAcross 79:	"Get the scoop on our new hand-held offering" (St. Louis, 1904)
AAcross 83:	Bob Marley tune made popular by Johnny Nash	STIRITUP
AAcross 86:	"Quo Vadis" role
AAcross 87:	Swarm
AAcross 88:	Incredulous reply
AAcross 90:	It's unavoidable
AAcross 91:	Battalions, e.g.
AAcross 94:	"Fairgoers may be in for a shock" (St. Louis, 1904)	WALLOUTLET
AAcross 97:	"Starting a giant revolution at the fairgrounds" (Chicago, 1893)
AAcross 103:	Winter reading, say
AAcross 104:	Pothook shape
AAcross 105:	Santa ___
AAcross 106:	Muck
AAcross 107:	Fly without power
AAcross 109:	One that's hard to get ahold of?
AAcross 111:	It may receive a few pointers
AAcross 113:	Hullabaloo
AAcross 114:	Densest natural element
AAcross 117:	"Getting fairgoers moving on the right track" (Paris, 1900)
AAcross 119:	"Now showing our big vision of the future" (Osaka, 1970)	IMAXTHEATER
AAcross 122:	Pop ___
AAcross 123:	Continue after landing
AAcross 124:	Designer Pucci	EMILIO
AAcross 125:	Source of the Hulk's power
AAcross 126:	Bull run participant?
AAcross 127:	"Shepherd Moons" Grammy winner	ENYA
AAcross 128:	Remove from the stock exchange
AAcross 129:	___ Daddy (N.B.A. nickname)	SHAQ
DDown 1:	City where Cézanne was born
DDown 2:	Bengalese wrap
DDown 3:	Sermon leader
DDown 4:	Retreats
DDown 5:	Like hams
DDown 6:	Eggnog ingredient
DDown 7:	"Gross!"
DDown 8:	Full of life
DDown 9:	Mussorgski's "Bilder ___ Ausstellung"	EINER
DDown 10:	Judge to be suitable	SEEFIT
DDown 11:	Bistro dessert
DDown 12:	First-year law student	ONEL
DDown 13:	'Fore
DDown 14:	Faulkner's alma mater	OLEMISS
DDown 15:	"High Hopes" lyricist Sammy	CAHN
DDown 16:	Greek squares
DDown 17:	Pull through
DDown 18:	Hunt for food	PREYON
DDown 24:	Colorful parrot
DDown 26:	Small garden
DDown 29:	Game with Wild cards	UNO
DDown 33:	Sea snail
DDown 35:	Lay away
DDown 36:	Neighbor of Draco and Hercules
DDown 37:	Met somebody?
DDown 39:	Sweet-talk, say
DDown 40:	Firenze's place
DDown 42:	Part of many a bistro's name
DDown 43:	Tennis player's asset
DDown 45:	Group in many a park
DDown 46:	Small energy boost?
DDown 50:	___ Piper
DDown 51:	Part of summer in Santiago	ENERO
DDown 53:	2004 Will Smith animated film	SHARKTALE
DDown 54:	Deer hunter
DDown 55:	Online deluge
DDown 57:	Aristotle's "fifth element"
DDown 58:	Extinguish
DDown 60:	Fiji alternative	EVIAN
DDown 61:	Mezzo-soprano in "Don Carlos"	EBOLI
DDown 62:	Onetime subject of the Mongols
DDown 64:	"Have ___ day"	ANICE
DDown 67:	Fightin'
DDown 68:	Viva ___	VOCE
DDown 70:	Lamar of the N.B.A.	ODOM
DDown 71:	Ready to move	ONSALE
DDown 72:	Fight
DDown 75:	Pore over
DDown 78:	Divide
DDown 80:	When some lunches end	ATTWO
DDown 81:	Go well together
DDown 82:	"Gross!"	EWW
DDown 84:	See 115-Down
DDown 85:	Some allergy sources
DDown 89:	Nastygrams
DDown 92:	Actor Bruce	NIGEL
DDown 93:	Sequester
DDown 95:	Single-issue publication
DDown 96:	1972 Bill Withers hit	USEME
DDown 97:	Act like an expert without being one	FAKEIT
DDown 98:	"Romanian Rhapsodies" composer
DDown 99:	Bad blood
DDown 100:	Female counselor
DDown 101:	Antiquity, once
DDown 102:	Like some ponds
DDown 108:	Van ___ of "Timecop"
DDown 110:	Ones with fictional accounts
DDown 112:	"Small" prefix	NANO
DDown 113:	Far from aerodynamic
DDown 114:	Williams of the Temptations
DDown 115:	With 84-Down, a Pac-12 team
DDown 116:	"Big" prefix
DDown 118:	Beach souvenir?
DDown 120:	Year Claudius I became emperor
DDown 121:	Course list abbr.	REQ