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Sunday, 29th October 2000

There are 63 across clues and 77 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 29th October 2000. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Track specialist
AAcross 6:	Steel braces with right-angle bends	LBARS
AAcross 11:	Not reacting
AAcross 16:	Where a sock may go?
AAcross 19:	It may be pitted
AAcross 20:	One way to run
AAcross 21:	Marisa of "Slums of Beverly Hills"	TOMEI
AAcross 22:	Japanese band?
AAcross 23:	Inside look at a Theban king?	OEDIPUSXRAY
AAcross 25:	Brilliance
AAcross 26:	Secant's reciprocal: Abbr.
AAcross 27:	What some scouts seek
AAcross 28:	Busboy's job, sometimes?	ASHTRAYPICKUP
AAcross 31:	Wastes
AAcross 33:	Like some picture frames
AAcross 34:	Flings
AAcross 35:	Tower in the water
AAcross 38:	Kernel's cover
AAcross 41:	Wharton offerings: Abbr.	MBAS
AAcross 43:	"Yippee!," e.g.
AAcross 46:	"Take ___ at this!"	ALOOK
AAcross 47:	Fencing match inspection?	EPEECHECK
AAcross 52:	What a really outlandish claim may be?	OUTREORFALSE
AAcross 55:	Song of "Salome"
AAcross 56:	Kid's cry
AAcross 57:	Young hogs
AAcross 58:	Palazzo Madama locale
AAcross 60:	Prepare to wash, perhaps
AAcross 61:	Master of Bach suites
AAcross 65:	Precious strings
AAcross 66:	Spread
AAcross 67:	What a timid actor might do as a pirate?	PILLAGEANDUNDERPLAY
AAcross 71:	Some people weave on them
AAcross 72:	Secular clergy members
AAcross 73:	Married Madrileña
AAcross 74:	Bar figures: Abbr.	ATTS
AAcross 75:	Aquafresh alternative	GLEEM
AAcross 76:	Beat
AAcross 80:	A carrier has one: Abbr.	RTE
AAcross 81:	Cuba libre ingredient
AAcross 82:	Amazed exclamations from bullfight spectators?	OLEANDBEHOLD
AAcross 88:	Ventilation duct?	AIRWAYOUT
AAcross 91:	Monteverdi title character	ORFEO
AAcross 92:	Where piasters are currency
AAcross 93:	Promptness prompter
AAcross 94:	Loiters	HANGSOUT
AAcross 97:	"That's great news!"
AAcross 98:	Encapsulated observation
AAcross 101:	More than a nip
AAcross 102:	Mystery writer Marsh
AAcross 105:	Home games for the San Francisco Giants?	BASEBALLATBAY
AAcross 110:	Cast
AAcross 113:	Novelist Radcliffe
AAcross 114:	Willow rod
AAcross 115:	Take orders from Lloyd?	OBEYBRIDGES
AAcross 118:	Chinese philosopher Mo-___	TZE
AAcross 119:	Baby hooter
AAcross 120:	"This is ___ new to me!"	ALLSO
AAcross 121:	See 86-Down
AAcross 122:	Canal site
AAcross 123:	"Isabella" poet
AAcross 124:	Where to see an advert
AAcross 125:	"Steppenwolf" author
DDown 1:	Jane Smiley best seller
DDown 2:	"Why should ___ you?"	ILET
DDown 3:	"___ Rose" (song from "The Music Man")	LIDA
DDown 4:	They may be necessary
DDown 5:	Drive away
DDown 6:	The recent past	LASTYEAR
DDown 7:	Brand of racing bikes	BMX
DDown 8:	A psychic may sense it
DDown 9:	Some TV's and VCR's	RCAS
DDown 10:	Lifting devices hung from helicopters
DDown 11:	Echo
DDown 12:	Not putting on any weight	NOCAL
DDown 13:	"Little" girl in "David Copperfield"	EMLY
DDown 14:	Get as a result
DDown 15:	World's highest large lake	TITICACA
DDown 16:	Athletic types
DDown 17:	Not just up
DDown 18:	Slender traces
DDown 24:	Actress Merkel and others	UNAS
DDown 29:	Dam builders: Abbr.	TVA
DDown 30:	Bills, e.g.
DDown 32:	Starter starter?
DDown 35:	Rare bills
DDown 36:	"Nothin' doin' "	UHUH
DDown 37:	Don't skip
DDown 39:	Like some trauma patients
DDown 40:	Marine off.
DDown 41:	Connecticut city	MERIDEN
DDown 42:	Hippie gathering of a sort
DDown 44:	Future presenters, in the past
DDown 45:	Spots for bees
DDown 48:	March event, in more ways than one
DDown 49:	"The Hot Zone" topic
DDown 50:	Hall-of-Fame announcer Harry	CARAY
DDown 51:	Steely Dan's "___ Lied"	KATY
DDown 53:	Peak in Greek myth
DDown 54:	Famous dying words	ETTU
DDown 59:	Some burial vessels
DDown 60:	Ostentatious
DDown 62:	Running full speed	AGALLOP
DDown 63:	"Hogan's Heroes" corporal	LEBEAU
DDown 64:	"Quién ___?" ("Who knows?")
DDown 65:	Radical 1960's grp.	SDS
DDown 66:	Tears
DDown 67:	Singer LaBelle	PATTI
DDown 68:	Bury
DDown 69:	Ned Land's rescuer	NEMO
DDown 70:	Pitcher ___ Nen	ROBB
DDown 71:	1814 Byron poem	LARA
DDown 75:	"The Third of May" painter
DDown 77:	John Major, e.g.
DDown 78:	"Imperfect Sympathies" essayist
DDown 79:	Time to attack
DDown 81:	It has precedents
DDown 83:	Large-oared craft on a ship
DDown 84:	.0000001 joule
DDown 85:	Military branches: Abbr.	AFS
DDown 86:	With 121-Across, they're bright on Broadway
DDown 87:	Often-poked pitchman
DDown 89:	Carry on
DDown 90:	Foils
DDown 95:	River isle
DDown 96:	Bull: Prefix	TAUR
DDown 98:	Weaken
DDown 99:	"Who's the Boss?" co-star	DANZA
DDown 100:	Former Screen Actors Guild president	ASNER
DDown 101:	February forecast, perhaps
DDown 103:	The lucky ones?
DDown 104:	Nostalgia stimulus
DDown 106:	"... mercy on such ___": Kipling	ASWE
DDown 107:	Reader's Digest co-founder Wallace	LILA
DDown 108:	Fit
DDown 109:	Give a hoot
DDown 111:	Food for snakes
DDown 112:	Studies
DDown 116:	Fashion inits.	YSL
DDown 117:	Course setting: Abbr.

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