New York Times Answers - Sunday, 26th July 2015

There are 74 across clues and 66 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 26th July 2015. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Drug charge?
AAcross 6:	Petition
AAcross 10:	War ___
AAcross 13:	Govt. health org.
AAcross 16:	Conductor's resistance
AAcross 17:	Mark's replacement
AAcross 18:	Laugh syllable	HEE
AAcross 19:	Scenic drapery fabric
AAcross 21:	Novella that served as the basis for "Apocalypse Now"	HEARTOFDARKNESS
AAcross 24:	Like dough after baking
AAcross 25:	Actress Suvari of "American Beauty"	MENA
AAcross 26:	Mercedes-Benz competitor	LEXUS
AAcross 27:	Panama part
AAcross 28:	Remove a piece from?
AAcross 29:	"The Phantom Menace" in the "Star Wars" series	EPISODEI
AAcross 31:	Feminist of 1970s TV	MAUDE
AAcross 32:	"Silas Marner" girl	EPPIE
AAcross 33:	Chemical ending
AAcross 34:	___ contendere
AAcross 37:	Hooey
AAcross 39:	Short lines at the checkout?	UPCS
AAcross 40:	To whom Dionne Warwick asked "What's it all about?" in a 1967 hit	ALFIE
AAcross 43:	Idol worshiper?
AAcross 45:	From scratch
AAcross 47:	Idol worship
AAcross 50:	___ of Abraham (place of comfort)
AAcross 51:	Asian capital
AAcross 52:	Canadian N.H.L. team, on scoreboards	OTT
AAcross 53:	Lender's security
AAcross 55:	Dearie
AAcross 56:	Loped
AAcross 59:	Long, in Lahaina	LOA
AAcross 60:	Damage to a wall made in hanging a picture
AAcross 62:	Mouth, slangily	EIP
AAcross 63:	Comment that might start with 96-Across
AAcross 64:	Maui or Bali: Abbr.	ISL
AAcross 65:	Having more liabilities than assets	INTHE
AAcross 66:	Secret spot	YEDIH
AAcross 68:	Catch
AAcross 69:	Milan's La ___
AAcross 71:	Primitive kind of camera
AAcross 72:	Fracking opening	EROB
AAcross 73:	Atlanta sch.	GSU
AAcross 74:	Some written rants
AAcross 76:	StubHub purchase: Abbr.	TKT
AAcross 79:	Like fine wine
AAcross 81:	It may be filled in with a No. 2 pencil
AAcross 82:	Postpone
AAcross 83:	Paris's ___-Coeur	SACRE
AAcross 85:	Batting positions
AAcross 87:	"Aargh!"	DARNIT
AAcross 89:	Drinking songs?
AAcross 91:	Go after following a hung jury, say
AAcross 92:	"Casablanca" escape route city
AAcross 93:	50 or more people?
AAcross 95:	Tour grp. since 1950	LPGA
AAcross 96:	"Incidentally," in a text	BTW
AAcross 97:	Button material
AAcross 99:	Biblical spy	CALEB
AAcross 101:	"Friday the 13th" movies, e.g.
AAcross 106:	Sign up to receive email alerts, say	OPTIN
AAcross 107:	Like
AAcross 108:	Tree spirit
AAcross 110:	Jordan's Queen ___ International Airport	ALIA
AAcross 111:	Hollywood director Sam	RAIMI
AAcross 112:	Tightrope walker's concern
AAcross 115:	Unlike wild horses
AAcross 116:	Multinational bank	ING
AAcross 117:	Cry outside an airport
AAcross 118:	Glacial ridges
AAcross 119:	Ending with walk or run
AAcross 120:	Idiot
AAcross 121:	River with a "dreadful shore," in Shakespeare
AAcross 122:	They line many ski runs
DDown 1:	Sound like a bird
DDown 2:	Certain Arabian
DDown 3:	Soar above the sea, say
DDown 4:	Fed, e.g.: Abbr.	AGT
DDown 5:	Quaint sign starter	YEOLDE
DDown 6:	Caution for drivers on city streets	PEDXING
DDown 7:	Party on a beach
DDown 8:	Blows it
DDown 9:	"Ready for takeoff!"
DDown 10:	Pair of figures in Raphael's "Sistine Madonna"
DDown 11:	Remains
DDown 12:	Rubber stamps	YESMEN
DDown 13:	Change places	COINPURSES
DDown 14:	Avoidance maneuver	DISAPPEARINGACT
DDown 15:	Priests, e.g.
DDown 16:	"Heavens!"	OHME
DDown 19:	"You have a point"
DDown 20:	Tangle up
DDown 22:	Greens ___
DDown 23:	What L.A. is represented in twice	NBA
DDown 30:	Baseball's Buck	ONEIL
DDown 31:	Place to set a trap
DDown 35:	Poet's planet
DDown 36:	Tax dodger's discovery
DDown 38:	Madeline of "What's Up, Doc?"
DDown 40:	Put an end to
DDown 41:	French play that inspired an Italian opera	LATOSCA
DDown 42:	1987 Michael Douglas/Glenn Close blockbuster	FATALATTRACTION
DDown 44:	Tire hazard
DDown 46:	Palestinian political group
DDown 48:	___ Fein (Irish political group)	SINN
DDown 49:	Savory dish with a crust
DDown 51:	Toy poodles, e.g.
DDown 54:	Nothing
DDown 56:	Old Olds	CIERA
DDown 57:	Santa Claus player in a 2003 comedy	EDASNER
DDown 58:	"Clair de Lune" composer
DDown 61:	"Dancing With the Stars" judge Goodman	LEN
DDown 62:	Ogle
DDown 65:	"But, soft! What light through yonder window breaks?," e.g.
DDown 67:	"Yeah, whatever you say"	IBET
DDown 70:	Singer with the 1997 3x platinum single "How Do I Live"	LEANNRIMES
DDown 75:	Ski area in the Wasatch Mountains	ALTA
DDown 76:	Small, dirty, uncomfortable room
DDown 77:	The middle of this puzzle's grid, symbolically	KCALB
DDown 78:	Ship window
DDown 80:	Game with rings
DDown 83:	Nursery purchases
DDown 84:	Heart test, for short
DDown 86:	Ivy League home
DDown 87:	Certain angels
DDown 88:	Great Plains Indian
DDown 89:	Mythical monsters
DDown 90:	Simple solution	EASYFIX
DDown 94:	Mimosa, for one
DDown 96:	Undeserved reputation	BADRAP
DDown 98:	Woman of Camelot
DDown 100:	"The Lord of the Rings" creature	ENT
DDown 102:	Not keep up
DDown 103:	Like Navy SEALs
DDown 104:	Some contents of a Masonic manual
DDown 105:	"___ who?"
DDown 108:	"Darn!"
DDown 109:	Classic theater name	ROXY
DDown 113:	Mork and Worf	ETS
DDown 114:	Jackie's Onassis	ARI