New York Times Answers - Saturday, 1st March 2003

There are 34 across clues and 34 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Saturday, 1st March 2003. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	A quick left and a quick right
AAcross 5:	Some Indian music
AAcross 10:	Give a free pass
AAcross 14:	Exchange premium
AAcross 15:	Put out
AAcross 16:	Where Mosul is
AAcross 17:	Antelope with twisty horns
AAcross 18:	Five in front	PENTA
AAcross 19:	"MAS*H" cast member	FARR
AAcross 20:	Company once run by astronaut Frank Borman	EASTERNAIRLINES
AAcross 23:	Shultz's predecessor as secretary of state	HAIG
AAcross 24:	Suffix with psych-
AAcross 25:	Sling mud at
AAcross 28:	Extreme blandness	NOTASTE
AAcross 32:	Whipped up
AAcross 33:	Popular food fish
AAcross 34:	Paint
AAcross 35:	Cell phone ring in a theater, e.g.	NONO
AAcross 36:	Mideast expert
AAcross 40:	Burnt
AAcross 43:	Friendly salutation in France	MESAMIS
AAcross 44:	Semicircular symbol
AAcross 45:	Not too bright
AAcross 46:	Bridge piece
AAcross 47:	Onetime subsidiary of AT&T	CIRTCELENRETSEW
AAcross 54:	Navajo neighbor
AAcross 55:	Frank who was known as "The Enforcer"	NITTI
AAcross 56:	Santa ___, Calif.
AAcross 57:	20's locales	ATMS
AAcross 58:	Head-___	TOTOE
AAcross 59:	How much advertising is done	ONTV
AAcross 60:	Like some practice
AAcross 61:	Position
AAcross 62:	4 p.m. bellringer
DDown 1:	Hunky-dory
DDown 2:	It's wet in Juárez
DDown 3:	One heart, two diamonds, e.g.
DDown 4:	Martin Luther King Jr., e.g.
DDown 5:	Longtime record label of Frank Sinatra
DDown 6:	Repaid
DDown 7:	Actress Gershon	GINA
DDown 8:	The things we do
DDown 9:	Begin	STARTON
DDown 10:	Line from Seattle to Chicago	CIFICAPNREHTRON
DDown 11:	Port of a 1942 Allies landing
DDown 12:	Mate for "my friend" Flicka
DDown 13:	OT filler	PQRS
DDown 21:	Make
DDown 22:	"Close My Eyes Forever" singer ___ Ford	LITA
DDown 25:	Happy as ___	ACLAM
DDown 26:	Queen's county
DDown 27:	Reebok rivals
DDown 29:	Genial sort
DDown 30:	Words to live by
DDown 31:	Whittle away
DDown 37:	PC competitor	IMAC
DDown 38:	Some 1920's entertainment
DDown 39:	"The Four Quartets" writer
DDown 40:	O.K. Corral gang member	CLANTON
DDown 41:	Fast
DDown 42:	Suffix with avoid
DDown 47:	Cause to have cracks
DDown 48:	Bit
DDown 49:	Tach readings	RPMS
DDown 50:	Diminutive suffix	ETTA
DDown 51:	Company that introduced the transistor radio in 1952	SONY
DDown 52:	Guesses: Abbr.
DDown 53:	Hello from a distance