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Sunday, 22nd March 1998

There are 64 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd March 1998. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Purloin a sirloin?
AAcross 7:	Not for sure
AAcross 13:	Hangers around the house
AAcross 19:	Necessitate
AAcross 20:	___ de Balzac	HONORE
AAcross 21:	Something too easily broken
AAcross 22:	Overdo the diet
AAcross 23:	Director Martin Scorsese's anagrammatic claim	ISTRESSROMANCE
AAcross 25:	Where a pupil sits
AAcross 26:	Recess for a joint
AAcross 28:	Emmy-winning Daly
AAcross 29:	Rotten egg
AAcross 30:	Jockey Eddie Arcaro's anagrammatic motto	DORIDEARACE
AAcross 32:	Hors d'oeuvre cheese
AAcross 33:	Cartoon skunk Le Pew	PEPE
AAcross 34:	Masthead figs.
AAcross 35:	Queen's servants
AAcross 36:	King of comedy
AAcross 37:	Hole-making bug
AAcross 38:	Fine subjects
AAcross 39:	Ulysses S. Grant's anagrammatic advice regarding hangovers	TRYSUNGLASSES
AAcross 43:	Protectors from splats
AAcross 46:	Cried "Yee-haw!"
AAcross 47:	Poetic preposition
AAcross 48:	A point in Mexico	NORTE
AAcross 49:	Song-and-dance shows
AAcross 50:	Spree
AAcross 51:	Sternward
AAcross 54:	Artist Piet Mondrian's anagrammatic epigram	IPAINTMODERN
AAcross 57:	Capitalist?
AAcross 59:	Congress-thwarting move
AAcross 60:	Author ___ Mae Brown	RITA
AAcross 61:	Jackknife, e.g.
AAcross 62:	Farm prefix	AGRI
AAcross 63:	Toothless
AAcross 65:	Kevin Costner's anagrammatic lament about his videos	NEVERINSTOCK
AAcross 69:	What Leary tripped on
AAcross 70:	Wheel track
AAcross 71:	Sunshine in Québec	SOLEIL
AAcross 72:	Babe Ruth, on the Yankees
AAcross 73:	Intent
AAcross 74:	Without rocks
AAcross 75:	Sneaker bottoms
AAcross 76:	Carmen Miranda's anagrammatic ballroom tip	DANCEARMINARM
AAcross 80:	What an ostiary guards
AAcross 81:	Oxlike antelope
AAcross 82:	Footless critter
AAcross 83:	Stuff in a muffin
AAcross 84:	Slugger's stat
AAcross 87:	Greet with old-fashioned etiquette
AAcross 88:	Bath's county
AAcross 89:	Len Deighton's anagrammatic avowal on writing	IDOLENGTHEN
AAcross 93:	Beatles' "___ Loser"	IMA
AAcross 94:	MacGraw's namesakes	ALIS
AAcross 95:	Any spider
AAcross 96:	Glaciated mountain peak
AAcross 97:	Poet Denise Levertov's anagrammatic urging	DELVEINTOVERSE
AAcross 100:	Tasselly hem
AAcross 102:	Blow up
AAcross 103:	Let
AAcross 104:	Melt down, as fat
AAcross 105:	"Sophie's Choice" author
AAcross 106:	Helmet plumes
AAcross 107:	Lots and lots
DDown 1:	Have a hearth
DDown 2:	Virgin
DDown 3:	Domestic flights
DDown 4:	Ankles
DDown 5:	Ullmann of moviedom
DDown 6:	Classic work of Euclid
DDown 7:	Trilled calls
DDown 8:	Plantain lily
DDown 9:	Bit of clowning
DDown 10:	Whence the word "troll"
DDown 11:	Canadian prairie tribe
DDown 12:	Aye-aye
DDown 13:	Many a lecturer
DDown 14:	Setting for "Don Pasquale"
DDown 15:	Org. with a much-quoted journal
DDown 16:	Lobster part
DDown 17:	Coop flier
DDown 18:	Rustic sow-and-sows?
DDown 21:	Like a Nosy Parker
DDown 24:	Maroon
DDown 27:	Mudder fodder
DDown 31:	Shade
DDown 32:	B. B.'s bag
DDown 33:	Prepare to be shot
DDown 36:	Quaker in the woods
DDown 37:	Carrier in a canal
DDown 38:	Auteur's order
DDown 39:	Bara the "vamp"	THEDA
DDown 40:	Gad about
DDown 41:	"It's ___ move"
DDown 42:	Get a rise out of?
DDown 43:	Whine pathetically
DDown 44:	Urban transports
DDown 45:	Emulated Demosthenes
DDown 46:	Composed
DDown 50:	Rock's Bon ___	JOVI
DDown 51:	Silky goat
DDown 52:	Like fast marches
DDown 53:	Tots' wheels, for short
DDown 55:	Psychic shock
DDown 56:	Oven ___
DDown 57:	School door sign
DDown 58:	Brit's accented reply
DDown 61:	Rational faith in God
DDown 64:	Put to the proof
DDown 65:	Without letup
DDown 66:	"Pure ___" (1994 jazz album)	ELLA
DDown 67:	Drive out of one's lane
DDown 68:	Buff, so to speak
DDown 71:	Grafting bud
DDown 73:	Teen-y problem
DDown 74:	Tariff
DDown 75:	Alternately
DDown 76:	Mocks
DDown 77:	Foodstuff
DDown 78:	How some country stars sing
DDown 79:	Product of erosion
DDown 80:	Trio abroad	DREI
DDown 83:	Runs colorfully
DDown 84:	Name in a Beach Boys title	RHONDA
DDown 85:	In old show biz, he was no dummy
DDown 86:	Forward line players, in soccer
DDown 88:	Set straight
DDown 89:	Singer Cara	IRENE
DDown 90:	Cupid's stock
DDown 91:	Start
DDown 92:	Like whose eyes, in a Ben Jonson verse?
DDown 94:	Of planes and flying
DDown 95:	Say it's so
DDown 98:	Alternate: Abbr.
DDown 98:	Alternate: Abbr.
DDown 99:	Mythical monster
DDown 101:	Abbr. on a boombox

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