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Sunday, 2nd July 2000

There are 71 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 2nd July 2000. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Distiller's grain
AAcross 5:	Thus far
AAcross 11:	Scratch
AAcross 14:	Friars Club emcees
AAcross 18:	"Commander," in Arabic
AAcross 19:	Loose dresses
AAcross 20:	Starbuck's skipper
AAcross 22:	Legal memo phrase	INRE
AAcross 23:	Arafat and Rabin, for two	NOBELLAUREATES
AAcross 25:	Offspring of 11-Down	BELLATLANTIC
AAcross 27:	"Dr. Zhivago" locale
AAcross 28:	Early afternoon time	ONETEN
AAcross 30:	Overturn
AAcross 31:	Least trained
AAcross 33:	Roman war goddess	BELLONA
AAcross 34:	Marker
AAcross 35:	High roller's pocketful
AAcross 36:	G. & S.'s Lord High Everything ___
AAcross 37:	Done for
AAcross 40:	It's a knockout
AAcross 42:	Singer Patti	LABELLE
AAcross 43:	Richard Wagner's second wife	COSIMA
AAcross 44:	Cybersearch result
AAcross 45:	They're full of dates
AAcross 46:	Quads' sites
AAcross 50:	Big force in politics
AAcross 53:	Part of A.P.R.: Abbr.
AAcross 55:	Gallic honeys
AAcross 56:	Islet
AAcross 58:	Baby Ruth ingredient
AAcross 60:	Ben Franklin proposal: Abbr.	DST
AAcross 63:	Bathtub murder victim
AAcross 64:	Green Party V.I.P.	NADER
AAcross 66:	They help maintain balance
AAcross 68:	Sign
AAcross 71:	Beer-drinking consequence, maybe
AAcross 73:	Woolgatherer's state
AAcross 74:	Pugnacious
AAcross 76:	"How ___?" (question to a diner)	WASIT
AAcross 78:	Champion with a two-handed backhand
AAcross 79:	"Get it?"
AAcross 80:	Honey
AAcross 82:	Xi preceders
AAcross 84:	Crisp breads
AAcross 85:	"Don't ___!"
AAcross 86:	"___ Gold" (Fonda film)	ULEES
AAcross 88:	Comtes, comtesses, etc.
AAcross 90:	Opening with dexterity	AMBI
AAcross 93:	___-Bo (exercise system)
AAcross 94:	It's for the birds
AAcross 96:	Exigency
AAcross 97:	Like scofflaws
AAcross 99:	Canadian peninsula	GASPE
AAcross 100:	Crowd
AAcross 104:	Blue Eagle org.
AAcross 105:	Where change is made
AAcross 106:	Girasol, e.g.
AAcross 108:	Visit through primal therapy
AAcross 110:	Lithos
AAcross 112:	Relief pictures?
AAcross 115:	Carp
AAcross 116:	"I Puritani," for one	BELLINIOPERA
AAcross 119:	London flea market site	PORTOBELLOROAD
AAcross 121:	George and George W., e.g.	ELIS
AAcross 122:	Fido's dinner, maybe
AAcross 123:	Melodic
AAcross 124:	Der ___ (Adenauer)	ALTE
AAcross 125:	Peter's "A Shot in the Dark" co-star	ELKE
AAcross 126:	Ball girls?
AAcross 127:	Vacillate
AAcross 128:	___ up to (approached)
DDown 1:	Organic farmer's need
DDown 2:	Unprincipled
DDown 3:	Protection for the maligned	LIBELLAWS
DDown 4:	Town in County Kerry	TRALEE
DDown 5:	Pit stuff
DDown 6:	Prefix with resin
DDown 7:	Naturalist Fossey	DIAN
DDown 8:	Prewar
DDown 9:	Pass on the sauce
DDown 10:	Big Bertha's birthplace
DDown 11:	Principal in a well-publicized breakup	MABELL
DDown 12:	"Eureka!"
DDown 13:	Toothed wheel
DDown 14:	Takes the cake
DDown 15:	Kind of protest
DDown 16:	Cat in "Cats"	GRIZABELLA
DDown 17:	Withdraws
DDown 21:	Major's successor
DDown 24:	Initials at sea	USS
DDown 26:	Disposed
DDown 29:	Dundee denial
DDown 32:	W.B.A. stats	TKOS
DDown 34:	Mitterrand's successor	CHIRAC
DDown 38:	"Wait ___!"	ASEC
DDown 39:	Galileo, for one	PISAN
DDown 41:	Marvel Comics hero
DDown 42:	Warrant
DDown 43:	They need a good whipping
DDown 46:	Name on a can	CAMPBELLS
DDown 47:	Charlotte ___, Virgin Islands	AMALIE
DDown 48:	Fata morgana
DDown 49:	"Shalom!"
DDown 51:	Film material
DDown 52:	Pressing needs?
DDown 53:	Man in la famille
DDown 54:	How a pun may be phrased
DDown 57:	Pound sound
DDown 59:	Maid's introduction?	MER
DDown 60:	Grounds for divorce, in some states
DDown 61:	Brats' looks
DDown 62:	African scourge
DDown 65:	Be a water witch
DDown 67:	City near Seattle	BELLEVUE
DDown 69:	Effluvium
DDown 70:	Modern forensic tool
DDown 72:	Passive principle
DDown 75:	Kind of officer
DDown 77:	Former Barbary State
DDown 81:	Gen. Robt. ___	ELEE
DDown 83:	It's available in bars
DDown 85:	Back
DDown 87:	___ Hill (Oyster Bay, N.Y., landmark)
DDown 89:	Joel Chandler Harris title
DDown 90:	Poe miss	ANNABELLEE
DDown 91:	"Carnival" composer/ lyricist	MERRILL
DDown 92:	Allen Ginsberg, e.g.
DDown 93:	"Peter Pan" role	TINKERBELL
DDown 95:	TV colleague for Mary	VALERIE
DDown 97:	Dempsey foe	FIRPO
DDown 98:	Vet
DDown 100:	Early TV clown	CLARABELL
DDown 101:	Rue de ___	RIVOLI
DDown 102:	Handle props?
DDown 103:	Put down one's hand
DDown 105:	Low
DDown 107:	Half the "Monday, Monday" band
DDown 109:	Author of "Il nome della rosa"
DDown 111:	Smart-alecky
DDown 113:	Platte River tribe	OTOS
DDown 114:	1998 N.L. M.V.P.	SOSA
DDown 117:	66, e.g.: Abbr.	RTE
DDown 118:	Biblical rebuker
DDown 120:	Roar

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