New York Times Answers - Thursday, 6th September 2012

There are 41 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 6th September 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Didn't wait to make the decision
AAcross 6:	Be a couch potato, say
AAcross 9:	Bawls out
AAcross 14:	Brings on
AAcross 15:	"My life is ___!"	ALIE
AAcross 17:	Hoffman who co-founded the Yippies	ABBIE
AAcross 18:	Culturally ahead of the times
AAcross 19:	Italian hangout	PIZZAJOINT
AAcross 21:	What a raised hand may signify
AAcross 22:	There's one between the ulna and the radius
AAcross 23:	Free
AAcross 26:	Tennis's Sánchez Vicario	ARANTXA
AAcross 27:	Minor hits?	BUUNTS
AAcross 28:	Goons
AAcross 29:	Succeeds	ENNSUES
AAcross 31:	Long-distance call?
AAcross 32:	Creator of U.P.C.'s	IBBM
AAcross 36:	Home security measure	LIIEN
AAcross 37:	It was created by two volcanoes
AAcross 39:	Italian city associated with the real-life Saint Nicholas	BARRI
AAcross 40:	Tumbler locale	LOOCK
AAcross 41:	"The ___ Commandments" (1958 hit)
AAcross 42:	"I agree 100%"	AMEEN
AAcross 43:	Fire ___	ANNT
AAcross 44:	"___ qué?"	POR
AAcross 45:	Uses a powder puff on, say	DABSAAT
AAcross 47:	Facetious words of enlightenment	AHSO
AAcross 48:	Sources of some tweets	BEAKKS
AAcross 49:	Hardly an instance of modesty
AAcross 49:	Hardly an instance of modesty
AAcross 53:	Finally cracks	GOESMAD
AAcross 55:	Blink of an eye
AAcross 57:	Print producer
AAcross 59:	Nitpicked	SPLITHAIRS
AAcross 60:	Town in a Hersey novel	ADANO
AAcross 62:	Composer Camille Saint-___	SAENS
AAcross 63:	Cap site
AAcross 64:	___ Island, Fla.	MARCO
AAcross 65:	College application need
AAcross 66:	Wilfred Owen's "Dulce et Decorum ___"
AAcross 67:	Pentium source
DDown 1:	Fictional character who says "I now prophesy that I will dismember my dismemberer"
DDown 2:	Domestic relationship
DDown 3:	Protection for a mechanic, say
DDown 4:	Opposite of morn
DDown 4:	Opposite of morn
DDown 5:	What Ariz. and Hawaii are the only two states not to have	DST
DDown 6:	Clouds, e.g.
DDown 7:	Choice
DDown 8:	Suburb of Cairo
DDown 9:	Indian nobles	RAJJAS
DDown 10:	Jet	EBOON
DDown 11:	Somewhat	ABIIT
DDown 12:	Flirt	MINNX
DDown 13:	___ high standard	SETTA
DDown 16:	Poet who made radio broadcasts in support of Mussolini
DDown 20:	Actor Lew
DDown 22:	Setup for a surprise party
DDown 24:	Six-footer?
DDown 25:	Performed pitifully
DDown 27:	"Twilight" girl	BELLA
DDown 28:	Queens's ___ Stadium
DDown 30:	As it might be said
DDown 32:	2001 Sean Penn film	IAMSAM
DDown 33:	Splinter
DDown 34:	Routine with a one-handed freeze, say
DDown 34:	Routine with a one-handed freeze, say
DDown 35:	Diner giveaways
DDown 38:	Houston ice hockey pro
DDown 39:	Hotties
DDown 44:	Pursue some e-mail chicanery	PHISH
DDown 46:	Sacked out
DDown 47:	Like craft shops, typically	ARTTSY
DDown 49:	Actual, after "in"	ESSSE
DDown 50:	Info on college applications	GPPAS
DDown 51:	Some stadium cries	OLLES
DDown 52:	Editor Brown	TIINA
DDown 53:	Impales
DDown 54:	Dawn
DDown 56:	Jean Renoir's field
DDown 58:	Some winter wear
DDown 60:	"___ wrong?"
DDown 61:	Writer Brown