New York Times Answers - Saturday, 18th June 2016

There are 30 across clues and 30 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 18th June 2016. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Tavern assistant	BARBACK
AAcross 8:	Person typically taking Torts and Contracts	ONEL
AAcross 12:	Literary reference
AAcross 13:	Roast, e.g.
AAcross 15:	Outsider politician's target	MAINSTREAMMEDIA
AAcross 18:	Retail giant whose catalog comes in 17 languages	IKEA
AAcross 19:	"We're doomed!"	ALLISLOST
AAcross 20:	Wendi ___, ex-wife of Rupert Murdoch	DENG
AAcross 21:	Parts of some law profs.' résumés	LLDS
AAcross 22:	Year in the reign of Antoninus Pius
AAcross 23:	Hudgens and Huxtable
AAcross 26:	Skedaddled
AAcross 27:	Not skedaddle
AAcross 28:	It may have a stretch in it
AAcross 31:	One end of Fla.'s Sunshine Skyway Bridge	STPETE
AAcross 33:	Currency of West Africa
AAcross 34:	About 3 1/4 light-years
AAcross 35:	Ice dam locale
AAcross 36:	Juillet's time	ETE
AAcross 37:	Picks on
AAcross 41:	Kind of bulb, for short
AAcross 42:	"Can I get an ___?"
AAcross 43:	"You ain't ___!"	LYIN
AAcross 46:	Strong competition?	MRAMERICA
AAcross 49:	What's this, Señor?	ESTA
AAcross 50:	Arm wave or finger snap	ATTENTIONGETTER
AAcross 53:	Hot times?
AAcross 54:	"The application of democracy to love," per H. L. Mencken
AAcross 55:	"Fair point"
AAcross 56:	Some rigs
DDown 1:	Poet who wrote "Tyger! Tyger! burning bright"
DDown 2:	Hit 2004 sci-fi film with a 2007 sequel	ALIENVSPREDATOR
DDown 3:	Fugitives
DDown 4:	Some undergrad degs.	BSS
DDown 5:	Part of the conjugation for "avoir"
DDown 6:	Aquarium decorations
DDown 7:	Sounds of doom, maybe
DDown 8:	___ law
DDown 9:	Word sung four times before "Born is the King of Israel"
DDown 10:	The thyroid is part of it
DDown 11:	Female Action Comics character	LOISLANE
DDown 12:	Inside
DDown 14:	Network's concern
DDown 16:	Oscar-nominated actor for "The Aviator"	ALDA
DDown 17:	Spitballs, e.g.
DDown 24:	"Big" comics character	NATE
DDown 25:	Where you may need to read the fine print
DDown 29:	Liberal political activist Ralph	NEAS
DDown 30:	Isaac Asimov's "The Bicentennial Man," e.g.
DDown 31:	Atlanta women's college	SPELMAN
DDown 32:	Food item cooked "to a light golden color"	TATERTOT
DDown 38:	___ Stewart, singer of the 1979 #1 hit "Knock on Wood"	AMII
DDown 39:	Add a layer to
DDown 40:	One of Buddha's 10 disciples	ANANDA
DDown 44:	Things that lead to Rome?	ITERS
DDown 45:	___ a one
DDown 47:	Kind of bar
DDown 48:	Start of Massachusetts' motto	ENSE
DDown 51:	One making a report
DDown 52:	Ancient times, in bygone days