New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 26th September 2006

There are 39 across clues and 40 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 26th September 2006. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Old-fashioned phono
AAcross 5:	"No problemo"
AAcross 10:	Smoky European peak
AAcross 14:	___ Islands of Galway Bay	ARAN
AAcross 15:	More like a wallflower
AAcross 16:	After that …
AAcross 17:	The art of masonry, in Boston?	HODSCIENCE
AAcross 19:	Pucker-producing
AAcross 20:	Adams who photographed Yosemite	ANSEL
AAcross 21:	Electronic music pioneer Robert	MOOG
AAcross 22:	Comprehensive	ATOZ
AAcross 23:	Bar total
AAcross 25:	"My bad!"
AAcross 27:	Recipe amt.	TSP
AAcross 30:	Most revered person in the land, in Boston?	NATIONALGOD
AAcross 36:	Computer woe
AAcross 38:	Pendulum paths
AAcross 39:	Hang around
AAcross 40:	La Scala highlight
AAcross 41:	Cubs' homes
AAcross 43:	Fuel that's shoveled
AAcross 44:	Less desirable turkey parts
AAcross 46:	Signature part: Abbr.	INIT
AAcross 47:	"Cómo ___?"	ESTA
AAcross 48:	Saying hi to some food fish, in Boston?	GREETINGCOD
AAcross 51:	D.C. V.I.P.
AAcross 52:	F.B.I. agent
AAcross 53:	Director Craven	WES
AAcross 55:	Skipper's cry
AAcross 57:	Skipper's direction
AAcross 61:	Calculus calculation
AAcross 65:	Eardrum-busting
AAcross 66:	Finishing school for models, in Boston?	BODCOLLEGE
AAcross 68:	"Animal House" party attire
AAcross 69:	For crying out loud, e.g.
AAcross 70:	Andy's sidekick, in old radio
AAcross 71:	___-dokey
AAcross 72:	Most driver's ed students
AAcross 73:	Database command
DDown 1:	LOL, spoken
DDown 1:	LOL, spoken
DDown 2:	Unwrinkle
DDown 3:	The twist, once, and others
DDown 4:	Miniature map
DDown 5:	TV drama with multiple spinoffs	CSI
DDown 6:	"Um, pardon me ..."
DDown 7:	Spanish boy	NINO
DDown 8:	Like Erté's style
DDown 9:	Salem's home
DDown 10:	Sundance Kid's girlfriend	ETTAPLACE
DDown 11:	"Yuck!"	THATSGROSS
DDown 12:	Detective Wolfe of fiction
DDown 13:	Animated bug movie of 1998	ANTZ
DDown 18:	Extended family
DDown 24:	Jezebel's idol
DDown 26:	Feedbag morsel
DDown 27:	Country singer's sound
DDown 28:	More ticked off
DDown 29:	Earn windfall profits, perhaps	PRICEGOUGE
DDown 31:	Wabash Cannonball, e.g.
DDown 32:	Cake topper
DDown 33:	"Hamlet" courtier	OSRIC
DDown 34:	Use a soapbox
DDown 35:	Bob who sang "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall"
DDown 37:	Challenge from Dirty Harry	MAKEMYDAY
DDown 42:	Tuck away
DDown 45:	B & O stop: Abbr.	STA
DDown 49:	Soon	INABIT
DDown 50:	Compaq competitor
DDown 54:	"___ Marner"	SILAS
DDown 55:	Voice below soprano
DDown 56:	End of a wooden arm
DDown 58:	Prospector's discovery
DDown 59:	Falco of "The Sopranos"	EDIE
DDown 60:	Supply-and-demand subj.	ECON
DDown 62:	Office reminder
DDown 63:	Assistant with a hunch?	IGOR
DDown 64:	Midterm, e.g.
DDown 67:	Sounds of meditation