New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 2nd July 2013

There are 36 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 2nd July 2013. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Planets, to poets
AAcross 5:	___-European	INDO
AAcross 9:	Sidewalk writing aid
AAcross 14:	Sorvino of "Mighty Aphrodite"	MIRA
AAcross 15:	Prez's #2
AAcross 16:	W.W. II's ___ the Riveter	ROSIE
AAcross 17:	"Don't be ___" (Google's motto)
AAcross 18:	Adversary on the Arabian Peninsula?	YEMENENEMY
AAcross 20:	Home of Cristoforo Colombo Airport
AAcross 22:	Parched
AAcross 23:	Tummy muscles
AAcross 24:	Something comparable in southern Africa?	ANGOLAANALOG
AAcross 28:	Has in mind
AAcross 29:	Source of a 1973 crisis
AAcross 33:	Common part of Dutch surnames
AAcross 35:	Torahs are kept in them
AAcross 36:	Get married	SAYIDO
AAcross 38:	With 40-Across, royal emblems in North Africa?
AAcross 40:	See 38-Across
AAcross 41:	Hairspray alternative
AAcross 42:	Cake layer
AAcross 43:	Hairspray alternative
AAcross 44:	Insect stage after larva
AAcross 45:	Cajoling words before asking for something	BEADEAR
AAcross 47:	TV show in the Mideast?	ISRAELSERIAL
AAcross 52:	Place with complimentary towels
AAcross 55:	Ibuprofen target
AAcross 56:	Brazilian dance
AAcross 57:	Part of an air force in south-central Asia?	NEPALPLANE
AAcross 61:	One drawing blood
AAcross 62:	WWE locale
AAcross 63:	They may get in the way of an agreement
AAcross 64:	James who wrote "A Death in the Family"
AAcross 65:	Full of bluster
AAcross 66:	Some conifers
AAcross 67:	The U.S. Virgin Is., e.g.	TERR
DDown 1:	Alpha's opposite
DDown 2:	Torn apart
DDown 3:	Mentioning in conversation
DDown 4:	Locale for many a western brawl
DDown 5:	Poison ___
DDown 6:	Maiden name preceder
DDown 7:	Lead-ins to negotiations
DDown 8:	Puccini productions
DDown 9:	Philosophy
DDown 10:	Sweetie
DDown 11:	Like whale hunters, e.g.
DDown 12:	Birdhouse locale
DDown 13:	Lockers
DDown 19:	Zilch
DDown 21:	Places where people 36-Across
DDown 25:	High home
DDown 26:	Paul who sang "Lonely Boy"	ANKA
DDown 27:	"The Naked Maja" or "The Clothed Maja"
DDown 30:	The fifth of the Five Pillars of Islam
DDown 31:	Falco of "Nurse Jackie"	EDIE
DDown 32:	Either of Frosty the Snowman's eyes
DDown 33:	Siren
DDown 34:	Baseball's Moises	ALOU
DDown 36:	They're the pits
DDown 37:	Jibes
DDown 39:	Morales of "La Bamba"	ESAI
DDown 40:	29-Across country currency
DDown 42:	Like the "wasteland" in a classic Who song
DDown 45:	Circus man
DDown 46:	Oslo Accords figure
DDown 48:	Spread out
DDown 49:	Genre of N.W.A. and Run-D.M.C.
DDown 50:	Al Capp guy	ABNER
DDown 51:	"Pale" or "dark" beverage
DDown 52:	Sudden impediment
DDown 53:	Homeland of Literature Nobelist Mario Vargas Llosa
DDown 54:	Copies
DDown 58:	Marcher in a column
DDown 59:	"A.S.A.P.!"
DDown 60:	Suffix with baron