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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 4th August 2002

    There are 68 across clues and 74 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 4th August 2002. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: "Comin' ___ the Rye"
    AAcross 5: Inscribed stone, maybe
    AAcross 9: "Master"
    AAcross 14: Person with answers
    AAcross 19: Tough
    AAcross 19: Tough
    AAcross 20: Brief denialNOTI
    AAcross 21: Carlo Levi's novel townEBOLI
    AAcross 22: Ireland's De ValeraEAMON
    AAcross 23: Musical comedy of 1947ROADTORIO
    AAcross 25: Part of a jetTAILSECTION
    AAcross 27: It's received at a warehouse
    AAcross 28: Italian suffixETTA
    AAcross 30: Breaks up hurriedly
    AAcross 31: Rodeo sight
    AAcross 33: Film director HalASHBY
    AAcross 37: "Battle Cry" novelistURIS
    AAcross 38: Moo ___ porkSHU
    AAcross 39: Geometric sets
    AAcross 42: Trigger, e.g.
    AAcross 44: Publishers' hirees, for short
    AAcross 47: Trafalgar Square honoree
    AAcross 49: Lead-in to "Five Dollars" and "Sixpence" in song titlesIVEGOT
    AAcross 50: Author Marsh
    AAcross 52: Conscious
    AAcross 54: Myrrh, for one
    AAcross 55: Country whose official language is Dzongkha
    AAcross 56: Not teetotalers
    AAcross 57: Nags
    AAcross 59: Tolstoy heroineKARENINA
    AAcross 61: Yielded
    AAcross 62: Cousin of "Hasta luego"
    AAcross 63: Antipoverty agcy.OEO
    AAcross 65: Classic bank giveaway
    AAcross 66: "Goodbye" and "amen," usuallyLASTWORDSSAID
    AAcross 69: Isaac Asimov, notably
    AAcross 73: Word before and after "over"
    AAcross 74: Discern
    AAcross 75: Relatives of calories: Abbr.BTUS
    AAcross 79: Overmodest
    AAcross 81: "Ad Astra per ___" (Kansas' motto)ASPERA
    AAcross 83: Sad sounds
    AAcross 84: Cab Calloway catchphraseHIDEHO
    AAcross 85: Washington or Phoenix
    AAcross 87: Desk item
    AAcross 89: Like a couch potato
    AAcross 90: Yearn (for)
    AAcross 91: Quickly
    AAcross 92: Bad-mouth
    AAcross 93: Halves
    AAcross 95: "O, gie me the ___ that has acres o' charms": Burns
    AAcross 96: Did not stir
    AAcross 99: William Cowper composition
    AAcross 100: Bout of indulgence
    AAcross 102: Tea brand since 1892SALADA
    AAcross 104: Archaeologist's prize
    AAcross 108: 1/2 fluid oz.TBSP
    AAcross 111: Part of a spur
    AAcross 112: Stravinsky balletTHEFIREBIRD
    AAcross 116: Go preceder
    AAcross 118: Race of Norse gods
    AAcross 119: Unbuilt
    AAcross 120: By that reasoning
    AAcross 121: Author WieselELIE
    AAcross 122: Cup of café
    AAcross 123: Build
    AAcross 124: Believe
    AAcross 125: TV exec's workSKED
    DDown 1: Pounds
    DDown 2: Old-fashioned "Yippee!"
    DDown 3: Geococcyx californianus
    DDown 3: Geococcyx californianus
    DDown 4: More suitable for Robert Ripley
    DDown 5: ___-coneSNO
    DDown 6: Historian's interest
    DDown 7: Going ___ATIT
    DDown 8: Ecological group
    DDown 9: Stiffen
    DDown 10: The New York Nets were its last champs: Abbr.
    DDown 11: ___ polloi
    DDown 12: Misfortunes
    DDown 13: Ritz, e.g., to Brits
    DDown 14: Middle management titleSECTIONHEAD
    DDown 15: Number of bulbs
    DDown 16: French pal
    DDown 17: Poor drainage area
    DDown 18: Days ___ (business chain)
    DDown 24: Morning glory aid
    DDown 26: Pull down
    DDown 29: Long for, with "to"
    DDown 32: Alternative to draw
    DDown 34: ArgueHAVEWORDSOVER
    DDown 35: Lucky, so to speak
    DDown 36: Oft-quoted athlete
    DDown 40: Has the ingredients, with "of"
    DDown 41: Because
    DDown 43: Brother
    DDown 44: Lose ignominiously, in slangEATIT
    DDown 45: "Cheers" regularDIANE
    DDown 46: 52-Down gear
    DDown 48: Word repeated in a French Hamlet's soliloquyETRE
    DDown 51: Magazine contents
    DDown 52: K-19, for one
    DDown 53: That, to an hombreESO
    DDown 55: Not be just warm
    DDown 58: English poet who wrote "Lady Jane Grey"ROWE
    DDown 60: Woman in Ovid's "Metamorphoses"ATALANTA
    DDown 62: Big name in watchesCASIO
    DDown 64: Bone: PrefixOSTE
    DDown 66: 1967 hit that begins "You know that it would be untrue"LIGHTMYFIRE
    DDown 67: VacationingONATRIP
    DDown 68: "Soap," for one
    DDown 69: Sap sucker
    DDown 70: Singer LopezTRINI
    DDown 71: Pelts
    DDown 72: River to the Elbe
    DDown 75: Pear type
    DDown 76: PerambulatesTAKESAWALK
    DDown 77: French articleUNE
    DDown 78: Fast one, for shortSST
    DDown 80: Kind of mail
    DDown 82: Like default figures
    DDown 83: Roof style
    DDown 86: "Cool" ones
    DDown 88: Cool, once
    DDown 90: Open
    DDown 94: Taliban leaderOMAR
    DDown 97: Antarctic penguin
    DDown 98: Turned state's evidence
    DDown 99: They played Ricky Nelson and Bobby DarinHIFIS
    DDown 101: Went out
    DDown 103: Home Depot rival
    DDown 104: Rat-___ATAT
    DDown 105: Three-toed bird
    DDown 106: Harper of "Tender Mercies"TESS
    DDown 107: Structural piece
    DDown 109: Ticked off
    DDown 110: Beep
    DDown 113: Suffix with magnetIZE
    DDown 114: Kind of hall
    DDown 115: Old agricultural letters
    DDown 117: CD finale?
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