New York Times Answers - Thursday, 4th November 2004

There are 39 across clues and 37 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 4th November 2004. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Hawthorne's birthplace
AAcross 6:	Herbert who won a Pulitzer for "The People's Choice"
AAcross 10:	It's a matter of opinion
AAcross 14:	City west of Daytona Beach	OCALA
AAcross 15:	Crème ___ crème	DELA
AAcross 16:	Exotic vacation spot
AAcross 17:	Fume
AAcross 18:	Canal exploration devices
AAcross 20:	This once was sufficient
AAcross 22:	Community program
AAcross 23:	Park ___ (N.Y.C. locale)
AAcross 25:	Lunchtime
AAcross 27:	Name fit for a king?
AAcross 28:	Connecting point
AAcross 29:	Apparition
AAcross 34:	Shock jock's overseer, for short
AAcross 35:	Does simple math
AAcross 36:	Straight dope
AAcross 37:	"... men in ___"	ATUB
AAcross 39:	Huey, Dewey, Louie, Donald and Daisy	DUCKDUCKDUCKDUCKDUCK
AAcross 42:	Magical opening	ABRA
AAcross 43:	Dr. ___ ("A Beautiful Mind" role)	ROSEN
AAcross 45:	"Of course, Jorge!"	SISI
AAcross 47:	Trash collector
AAcross 48:	Unencumbered by	FREEOF
AAcross 50:	Get ___ (share the rewards of)
AAcross 51:	Blood-curdling scream
AAcross 52:	Raise
AAcross 54:	Transp. network	RDS
AAcross 55:	"What a Girl Wants" singer, 1999	AGUILERA
AAcross 59:	Motorcade V.I.P.: Abbr.	PRES
AAcross 61:	Trade association?
AAcross 63:	Key material
AAcross 66:	"Born Free" lioness	ELSA
AAcross 67:	Slaughter the slugger	ENOS
AAcross 68:	Portia's role on "Ally McBeal"	NELLE
AAcross 69:	Negotiation's end
AAcross 70:	Tailor-made
AAcross 71:	Lock
DDown 1:	Blubber
DDown 2:	Prince of a guy
DDown 3:	"The dog ate my homework," e.g.	LAMEEXCUSE
DDown 4:	Vivacity
DDown 5:	Raphael subject
DDown 6:	Fuss and bother
DDown 7:	Do some planning before taking action	GETONESDUCKSINAROW
DDown 8:	For all to hear
DDown 9:	Followers of Bob Marley's music
DDown 10:	Wind up on stage?
DDown 11:	Sobriquet for Haydn
DDown 12:	What a conductor conducts: Abbr.	ELEC
DDown 13:	Gossip
DDown 19:	Underground chamber
DDown 21:	Long-crested bird
DDown 23:	Bow-wow	ARFARF
DDown 24:	Missile's course
DDown 26:	Weirdo	ODDDUCK
DDown 30:	A Gershwin
DDown 31:	Part of an all-weather shoe	RUBBERSOLE
DDown 32:	Self-consoling words	ITRIED
DDown 33:	"That's just what I needed!"
DDown 38:	Quilters' do
DDown 40:	Avoiding spitballs, say
DDown 41:	Classic Marx Brothers flick
DDown 44:	Viscount, e.g.
DDown 46:	Available from the publisher	INPRINT
DDown 49:	Burgundy brothers
DDown 53:	One of the Horae	IRENE
DDown 55:	Tucked in
DDown 56:	Fast-moving wind
DDown 57:	___ Minor
DDown 58:	Type type: Abbr.	ITAL
DDown 60:	Present opener?
DDown 62:	Form 1040 ID	SSN
DDown 64:	Literary inits.	RLS
DDown 65:	"You rang?"