New York Times Answers - Thursday, 4th July 2013

There are 33 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 4th July 2013. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Insomnia medicine	AMBIEN
AAcross 7:	Big top?
AAcross 11:	Prime meridian std.
AAcross 14:	Levels
AAcross 15:	A title may come with one
AAcross 16:	Accepted as a cost, informally
AAcross 17:	One of the first five 49-Acrosses
AAcross 20:	NASA approvals	AOKS
AAcross 21:	Offended
AAcross 22:	Line ending at Penn Sta.	LIRR
AAcross 23:	Smallest Indian state
AAcross 24:	One of the first five 49-Acrosses
AAcross 27:	English king nicknamed Longshanks
AAcross 31:	Gift-giver's urging	OPENIT
AAcross 32:	Skater Brian	BOITANO
AAcross 35:	Cheetah's prey
AAcross 36:	One of the first five 49-Acrosses
AAcross 39:	Professor Bobo of "Mystery Science Theater 3000," e.g.
AAcross 41:	Birthplace of the Italian Renaissance
AAcross 42:	Update electrically
AAcross 45:	Pump for a heart, e.g.
AAcross 49:	See 17-, 24- and 36-Across
AAcross 52:	Charlemagne ruled it: Abbr.	HRE
AAcross 53:	Western sound effect
AAcross 54:	Laughable
AAcross 56:	[Buyer beware]	ASIS
AAcross 57:	Date on which 17-, 24- and 36-Across died	THEFOURTHOFJULY
AAcross 60:	Whitman's "A Backward Glance ___ Travel'd Roads"
AAcross 61:	Bogotá bloom
AAcross 62:	Company that developed NutraSweet	SEARLE
AAcross 63:	N.F.L. meas.	YDS
AAcross 64:	Card game with a bank
AAcross 65:	Mushes
DDown 1:	"All the world," in "As You Like It"	ASTAGE
DDown 2:	Home to North America's only year-round ski resort	MTHOOD
DDown 3:	"Today" show host before Gumbel	BROKAW
DDown 4:	Alpo alternative	IAMS
DDown 5:	Letter that's an anagram of 16-Across
DDown 6:	Humorist who wrote "Happiness is having a scratch for every itch"
DDown 7:	Old Olds	ALERO
DDown 8:	Liquor purchase
DDown 9:	Whistle blower
DDown 10:	400 meters, in Olympic track and field	ONELAP
DDown 11:	Pilot's place
DDown 12:	Enter angrily	STORMIN
DDown 13:	Count on one's fingers?
DDown 18:	Sport practiced in white attire
DDown 19:	Car, slangily
DDown 25:	Columnist Peggy	NOONAN
DDown 26:	Early Beatle Sutcliffe	STU
DDown 28:	Esq. group
DDown 29:	Neighbor of Ukr.
DDown 30:	Was on a flexitarian plan, maybe
DDown 33:	When many alarms go off, for short	AMS
DDown 34:	Baseball umpire's ruling	NOCATCH
DDown 36:	Chain stores?
DDown 37:	___ polymerase
DDown 38:	"Popeye" name	OYL
DDown 39:	MoMA artist
DDown 40:	Sat
DDown 43:	"Time ___ the essence"	ISOF
DDown 44:	Scam
DDown 44:	Scam
DDown 46:	"Yeah, right"	OHSURE
DDown 47:	A Bentley has a big one
DDown 48:	Emphatic agreement	YESYES
DDown 50:	Dropping the ball, say
DDown 51:	Onetime Dodge S.U.V.
DDown 55:	O.R. locale	HOSP
DDown 56:	Open a tad
DDown 57:	Fast-food freebie
DDown 58:	Diminutive suffix	ULA
DDown 59:	Fire: Fr.