New York Times Answers - Friday, 18th September 2015

There are 34 across clues and 34 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 18th September 2015. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Like Blofeld in Ian Fleming's "You Only Live Twice"	SCARFACED
AAcross 10:	Some tiltyard paraphernalia
AAcross 15:	"Murder, She Wrote" setting	CABOTCOVE
AAcross 16:	Flip	GOAPE
AAcross 17:	Protest song on Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon"	USANDTHEM
AAcross 18:	Sought, as a price
AAcross 19:	Off one's rocker
AAcross 20:	Bouncer of radio signals
AAcross 22:	Fiver	ABE
AAcross 23:	Alley of reality TV	KIRSTIE
AAcross 24:	Voice against a bill
AAcross 25:	29-day month
AAcross 27:	Ballet supporters
AAcross 28:	Venue
AAcross 29:	Inventor of a mineral hardness scale	MOHS
AAcross 31:	Covers with a trowel, say
AAcross 33:	One whose work hours may involve minutes
AAcross 35:	It's a knockout
AAcross 36:	Small pianos
AAcross 38:	On the dark side
AAcross 39:	Conservatory pursuits
AAcross 40:	Took home
AAcross 42:	Brat Pack name
AAcross 45:	Mens ___ (criminal intent)	REA
AAcross 46:	Night courses?
AAcross 48:	Court org.
AAcross 50:	Chicken or mashed potato	DANCECRAZE
AAcross 52:	It makes granite glint
AAcross 53:	Challenge for an E.S.L. student
AAcross 54:	They're never required
AAcross 56:	Brain study, informally	NEURO
AAcross 57:	Disciplinarians
AAcross 58:	Show of shows, with "the"
AAcross 59:	Become 49-Down
DDown 1:	Do a school visit, maybe?
DDown 2:	Yellow-skinned fruit
DDown 3:	Quieted down
DDown 4:	Cey and Darling of baseball	RONS
DDown 5:	Co. with budding prospects?	FTD
DDown 6:	When Musetta's waltz is heard in "La Bohème"	ACTII
DDown 7:	Associates
DDown 8:	"All the same ..."
DDown 9:	Sends back down the ladder
DDown 10:	Looking floored
DDown 11:	Start of a holy day?	ROSH
DDown 12:	Try to placate someone	MAKENICE
DDown 13:	Wheeler-dealer
DDown 14:	They leave at night
DDown 21:	Maid of honor, often
DDown 23:	Scandinavian coin with a hole in it
DDown 26:	Chorus of approval
DDown 28:	Dummy
DDown 30:	Source of some political gaffes	HOTMIC
DDown 32:	Monopoly pair: Abbr.	UTILS
DDown 33:	Terse cop order	SPREADEM
DDown 34:	Club metal
DDown 36:	Rush-hour subway rider, figuratively
DDown 37:	Italian Riviera city	SANREMO
DDown 38:	Grumpy old men
DDown 41:	"CSI" setting	DNALAB
DDown 43:	Doesn't claim
DDown 44:	"... and all that jazz"	ETCETC
DDown 46:	They're not for sale
DDown 47:	Odd-numbered page
DDown 49:	Not done anymore
DDown 51:	Sen. Booker of New Jersey
DDown 52:	Toddler's assertion
DDown 55:	To