New York Times Answers - Thursday, 20th September 2012

There are 38 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 20th September 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	"Whenever you're ready!"	FIREATWILL
AAcross 8:	Dangerous locale
AAcross 15:	Property recipient, at law
AAcross 16:	"Aha!"	ISEENOW
AAcross 17:	Remote-sensing orbiter	LANDSAT
AAcross 18:	Riviera resort	SANREMO
AAcross 19:	"Once in Love With ___"	AMY
AAcross 20:	Adriatic port	TRIESTE
AAcross 22:	The "p" in the middle of certain abbreviations
AAcross 23:	Smooth over, as a drive	RETAR
AAcross 25:	General on a Chinese menu	TSO
AAcross 26:	Ritzy
AAcross 28:	Year Michelangelo's "David" was completed
AAcross 29:	Molotov cocktail, e.g.
AAcross 31:	Google stat
AAcross 32:	Pond creatures
AAcross 34:	Lotus ___ (listless race in Greek myth)
AAcross 36:	Play that introduced the word "robot"	RUR
AAcross 37:	What's that in Italy?
AAcross 38:	Whence the phrase "Put not your trust in princes"
AAcross 41:	Crasher of 1979
AAcross 44:	"You ___?"
AAcross 45:	Battle of Britain fighter
AAcross 47:	Jobs creation?	IMAC
AAcross 49:	Friendly if a bit careless sort, supposedly
AAcross 51:	Bonanza find
AAcross 51:	Bonanza find
AAcross 52:	One way to have ham	ONRYE
AAcross 53:	Drivel
AAcross 54:	Comedians, e.g.
AAcross 57:	___ broche (on a skewer)
AAcross 57:	___ broche (on a skewer)
AAcross 58:	Driving force
AAcross 60:	Beauty shop stock
AAcross 62:	Library receipt info
AAcross 63:	And other women: Lat.
AAcross 64:	Radial choices
AAcross 65:	1963 Johnny Cash hit	RINGOFFIRE
DDown 1:	A prankster may pull one
DDown 2:	City on San Francisco Bay
DDown 3:	Dickens boy	TINYTIM
DDown 4:	Lent's start, e.g.: Abbr.
DDown 5:	Orch. member	INSTR
DDown 6:	"Laughable Lyrics" writer
DDown 7:	#1 album, for four weeks, before "Woodstock"	LETITBE
DDown 8:	Willowy
DDown 9:	"The wolf ___ the door"	ISAT
DDown 10:	Yucatán youth
DDown 11:	Poetic contraction
DDown 12:	Not-so-great poker holding	ONEPAIR
DDown 13:	Provokes
DDown 14:	Spectacular display
DDown 21:	"___ Beso" (1962 hit)	ESO
DDown 24:	Garden-variety
DDown 27:	Bring by cart, say	WHEELIN
DDown 29:	Second Amendment subject
DDown 30:	Produce an undesired effect
DDown 33:	Neighbor of Rom.	BUL
DDown 35:	Biblical possessive
DDown 38:	New Jersey setting for "Coneheads"	PARAMUS
DDown 39:	Scrap
DDown 40:	Union members
DDown 41:	More dear
DDown 42:	Medium for lots of talk	AMRADIO
DDown 43:	Seasoning from the laurel tree
DDown 44:	Rat-a-tat	RAPIDFIRE
DDown 46:	Apr. addressee
DDown 48:	Time-out, of sorts
DDown 48:	Time-out, of sorts
DDown 50:	"Paradise Lost" figure
DDown 52:	Ottoman Empire founder	OSMAN
DDown 55:	Quiet
DDown 56:	French roast
DDown 59:	Japan's ___ Period (1603-1867)
DDown 61:	N. Afr. land	ALG