New York Times Bonus Answers - Sunday, 1st January 2012

There are 43 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times Bonus crossword on Sunday, 1st January 2012. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Gas brand in much of Europe	ESSO
AAcross 5:	"In town, without my __" (European Union's alternative-transport campaign)
AAcross 8:	Euro fraction
AAcross 12:	Bartolomeu __, first European to round the Cape of Good Hope
AAcross 13:	Alda or Arkin
AAcross 15:	Violin's big brother
AAcross 16:	__ Trophy (European tournament named for golf's Ballesteros)	SEVE
AAcross 17:	Cultivar of the European pear
AAcross 18:	Feral cat's milieu
AAcross 19:	Paris-to-Pargue dir.
AAcross 20:	Scrooge's epithet
AAcross 21:	European resort spot
AAcross 23:	Opera house that opened with "Europa Riconosciuta"	LASCALA
AAcross 25:	Second-lowest denomination of euro banknote
AAcross 26:	Come-__ (lures)
AAcross 27:	"__ Lazy River"	UPA
AAcross 29:	Highest active volcano in Europe
AAcross 33:	Range that separates Europe from Asia
AAcross 36:	European subsidiary of General Motors
AAcross 37:	Fix, as a fight
AAcross 38:	Vasco da __, first European to sail to India
AAcross 39:	In a suitable way
AAcross 40:	Cabo da __ (westernmost point in continental Europe)	ROCA
AAcross 41:	Mail hub: Abbr.
AAcross 42:	Followup to a European soccer match, perhaps
AAcross 43:	European's "yard"
AAcross 44:	Certain Eastern European
AAcross 46:	Cash on the Ginza
AAcross 47:	Crushing snake
AAcross 48:	"Caught ya!"
AAcross 50:	Nation that straddles Europe and Asia
AAcross 54:	Europe's westernmost nation
AAcross 58:	Starbucks vessel
AAcross 59:	"Kidnapped" monogram	RLS
AAcross 60:	Gibraltar and others
AAcross 61:	NASA part: Abbr.	NATL
AAcross 63:	Put on eBay
AAcross 64:	Ready to serve, as ale
AAcross 65:	Height: Prefix	ALTI
AAcross 66:	1974 Eurovision Song Contest winners
AAcross 67:	Sign gas
AAcross 68:	Zero-star review
AAcross 69:	"As __ on TV"
DDown 1:	Ford flop	EDSEL
DDown 2:	Tuscany cathedral city	SIENA
DDown 3:	Goalies' successes
DDown 4:	Sugar suffix
DDown 5:	Plotting groups
DDown 6:	Islands greeting
DDown 7:	__ Tafari
DDown 8:	Canadian singer __ Dion, who won the 1988 Eurovision song contest representing Switzerland	CELINE
DDown 9:	European-based fashion magazine	ELLE
DDown 10:	N.Y. Met, e.g.	NLER
DDown 11:	Singer La __ Jackson	TOYA
DDown 14:	A.T.M.-making co.	NCR
DDown 15:	Place for a prehistoric European painting
DDown 20:	Prohibits
DDown 22:	Europe's "boot"
DDown 24:	Mixer for rum
DDown 27:	Pulitzer winner __ Sinclair	UPTON
DDown 28:	Fur trader's item
DDown 30:	Sulky-puller's gait
DDown 31:	French city where a treaty amending the Treaty on European Union was signed
DDown 32:	Petri dish gel
DDown 33:	Fashionable boots	UGGS
DDown 34:	"The __ of Europa" (book exploring the Nazi plunder of art treasures)
DDown 35:	Bow-toting god
DDown 36:	Early role for Ronny Howard	OPIE
DDown 39:	Indo-European, formerly
DDown 40:	Caboose's spot
DDown 43:	Europa, to Jupiter
DDown 45:	Europe's __ Peninsula
DDown 47:	Former home of NFL Europe's Thunder
DDown 49:	Hinged fastener
DDown 50:	__-percha (natural latex)
DDown 51:	Loon's cousin
DDown 52:	"Well, __ darned!"	ILLBE
DDown 53:	Narnia lion	ASLAN
DDown 54:	__ Age (period that began in Europe around 1100 B.C.
DDown 55:	Dunce cap shape
DDown 56:	Outer: Prefix	ECTO
DDown 57:	Paternity proof, briefly
DDown 62:	European peak
DDown 63:	Airline whose frequent flier program is EuroBonus