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Sunday, 30th March 1997

There are 64 across clues and 76 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 30th March 1997. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	One may be checkered
AAcross 5:	Night light
AAcross 9:	April honoree
AAcross 13:	Fairy tale figures
AAcross 17:	Baseball's Tommie
AAcross 18:	Devour
AAcross 20:	___ Fjord
AAcross 21:	Part of a monk's title	DALAI
AAcross 22:	Beginning of a thought by the 72-Across 102-Across 80-Across	WHENIPRONOUNCETHEWORD
AAcross 26:	Bedtime genie
AAcross 27:	Stamp of approval?: Abbr.
AAcross 28:	Patsies
AAcross 29:	Sushi supplies
AAcross 30:	Scrooge's look
AAcross 31:	Quilters' klatch
AAcross 32:	"Dr. Zhivago" name	LARA
AAcross 34:	Type choices
AAcross 35:	Mocking
AAcross 40:	End of the thought	SILENCEIDESTROYIT
AAcross 44:	___-de-sac
AAcross 45:	Seat of Garfield County, Okla.
AAcross 46:	Olympics jump
AAcross 47:	Not theirs
AAcross 48:	Canon competitor	MITA
AAcross 49:	P.M. hours, to a bard
AAcross 49:	P.M. hours, to a bard
AAcross 50:	80-Across's field
AAcross 54:	Practices girth control
AAcross 55:	With grace
AAcross 58:	___-class (airplane section)	ECONO
AAcross 59:	Two Tudors
AAcross 60:	Regatta
AAcross 61:	Catch of the day, maybe
AAcross 62:	Somewhat, to Salieri
AAcross 63:	Part of a rainbow
AAcross 66:	Palestrina piece
AAcross 67:	Ale, e.g.	PUBORDER
AAcross 71:	Tearjerkers, sometimes
AAcross 72:	Like 80-Across	POLISHBORN
AAcross 74:	Lacto-___-vegetarian	OVO
AAcross 75:	Beer variety
AAcross 76:	Lady Macbeth, for one
AAcross 77:	Crazy quilt
AAcross 78:	Corp. V.I.P.'s	CEOS
AAcross 79:	"Peer Gynt" character	ASE
AAcross 80:	See 22-Across	WISLAWASZYMBORSKA
AAcross 85:	E-mail
AAcross 87:	Bar, at the bar
AAcross 88:	Taxi door info
AAcross 89:	Personals, e.g.
AAcross 90:	Isle on which Apollo was born
AAcross 91:	Protection for some I.R.A.'s
AAcross 93:	Item on a list
AAcross 97:	Each	APOP
AAcross 98:	Vexes
AAcross 102:	What 80-Across became in 1996	NOBELPRIZEWINNINGPOET
AAcross 106:	Start of a Dickens title	ATALE
AAcross 107:	River to the Fulda	EDER
AAcross 108:	Certain string ensemble
AAcross 109:	"Eugene Onegin" mezzo-soprano	OLGA
AAcross 110:	Famous tiger
AAcross 111:	Root beer brand
AAcross 112:	Eliot character
AAcross 113:	Old news agency
DDown 1:	Dog's "dogs"
DDown 2:	Mideast title
DDown 3:	Spotted
DDown 4:	Bid
DDown 5:	Only U.N. member whose flag is not rectangular
DDown 6:	Clears
DDown 7:	Ear: Prefix
DDown 8:	Mother Teresa, for one
DDown 9:	Most enamored (of)
DDown 10:	Pianist Levant
DDown 11:	1982 country hit "Same ___ Me"
DDown 12:	Gobs
DDown 13:	Peddled
DDown 14:	___ vera
DDown 15:	"Dumb & Dumber" actress	GARR
DDown 16:	Caesar and others
DDown 19:	Jump (on)
DDown 21:	Trickery
DDown 23:	"That is..."	IMEAN
DDown 24:	"___ directed"	USEAS
DDown 25:	Chutzpah
DDown 30:	Not go directly
DDown 32:	Eye makeup
DDown 33:	Dress style
DDown 33:	Dress style
DDown 34:	Godliness
DDown 35:	Oporto's river	DOURO
DDown 36:	Young Fontaine role
DDown 37:	With increased reserve
DDown 38:	Cuckoo
DDown 39:	Bar request
DDown 40:	Trickle
DDown 41:	Black, yellow and white
DDown 42:	Jean-Claude Duvalier, e.g.
DDown 43:	Big bar order
DDown 48:	Second-fiddle
DDown 51:	Prefix with linear
DDown 52:	Plottage
DDown 53:	Liking
DDown 54:	Art style, familiarly
DDown 56:	Rubbish
DDown 57:	Yard sale staples
DDown 59:	Associate
DDown 61:	Roman sandal
DDown 62:	Jewish holiday
DDown 63:	Faith in Turkey
DDown 64:	Static
DDown 65:	Historical info
DDown 66:	Gangster's gals
DDown 67:	Nodule
DDown 68:	Verb for thou
DDown 69:	Call to mind
DDown 70:	Santa ___, Calif.
DDown 72:	Sit for a photo
DDown 73:	Nincompoops
DDown 76:	Erects, as a contraption	RIGSUP
DDown 78:	Loon
DDown 80:	Duck walk
DDown 81:	Sorry sorts
DDown 82:	"It must have been ___ news day"	ASLOW
DDown 83:	Visit	STOPIN
DDown 84:	Bit of NASA equipment
DDown 86:	With a level head
DDown 90:	In a fog
DDown 91:	Overexposed to the sun
DDown 92:	T.S. Eliot book-essay
DDown 93:	Premed class: Abbr.	ANAT
DDown 94:	Computer programming phrase
DDown 95:	Israel's Abba	EBAN
DDown 96:	He once had stable work on TV	MRED
DDown 99:	Degas's "Miss ___ at the Cirque Fernando"	LOLA
DDown 100:	Brain scans, for short	EEGS
DDown 101:	Timetable listings: Abbr.	STAS
DDown 103:	Rhoda's TV mom
DDown 104:	Head, in slang
DDown 105:	Liverpool-to-Newcastle dir.

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