New York Times Answers - Friday, 2nd October 2009

There are 32 across clues and 36 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Friday, 2nd October 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Rabble-roused	CAUSEDASTIR
AAcross 12:	Luckman of Chicago Bears fame	SID
AAcross 15:	Tape deck convenience	AUTOREVERSE
AAcross 16:	Boyhood nickname in "The Phantom Menace"
AAcross 17:	Its clock was featured in the 1945 film "The Clock"	PENNSTATION
AAcross 18:	Perps' preferences
AAcross 19:	"Help!," e.g.
AAcross 20:	Overcrowded digs
AAcross 22:	Ones maturing quickly, for short	TBILLS
AAcross 26:	Recipient of a record 12 Best Director nominations
AAcross 27:	Best-selling children's author who became a baronet
AAcross 30:	Further
AAcross 31:	Delta competitor: Abbr.	UAL
AAcross 32:	Get together
AAcross 34:	Sticks one's nose in
AAcross 35:	Diagnosis facilitator	MRISCAN
AAcross 37:	Where people do stretches
AAcross 39:	Wine option
AAcross 40:	First name in 2000 headlines	ELIAN
AAcross 42:	Japanese market inits.	TSE
AAcross 43:	Cry of accomplishment	TADA
AAcross 44:	Tacit
AAcross 46:	Cry made with great effort
AAcross 48:	Mine shaft drill
AAcross 49:	Multiple Emmy winner for "Nick News"	ELLERBEE
AAcross 51:	"Return of the Jedi" dancing girl	OOLA
AAcross 55:	Come together
AAcross 56:	Shuffling goal	RANDOMORDER
AAcross 60:	Rimbaud's "___ Saison en Enfer"	UNE
AAcross 61:	Dress style that appears to lengthen the body	EMPIREWAIST
AAcross 62:	Thumbs-down
AAcross 63:	Modern retelling of the Faust legend	DAMNYANKEES
DDown 1:	Sadie Hawkins Day creator	CAPP
DDown 2:	"The Valley of Horses" novelist, 1982	AUEL
DDown 3:	Magazine founder Eric	UTNE
DDown 4:	"Tempest," for one
DDown 5:	First responders' destinations, briefly
DDown 6:	Comerica Park team, on scoreboards	DET
DDown 7:	"Nip/Tuck" character Moore
DDown 8:	Quiets
DDown 9:	Is a real burden to
DDown 10:	A couple of words after the race	ISON
DDown 11:	People may ask you to do this
DDown 12:	Actress Katharine Ross's actor-husband	SAMELLIOTT
DDown 13:	"You could look at it this way ..."	INONESENSE
DDown 14:	Upset
DDown 21:	Shrek's voicer	MYERS
DDown 23:	Petal-like poinsettia part
DDown 24:	Bygone radio "friend"	IRMA
DDown 25:	NPR host Hansen
DDown 27:	Be too hasty	JUMPTHEGUN
DDown 28:	1941 Jimmy Dorsey chart-topper	MARIAELENA
DDown 29:	It leads nowhere
DDown 33:	Moral fiber
DDown 34:	Ship to the New World
DDown 36:	Chardonnay alternative
DDown 38:	Imitate Don Corleone
DDown 41:	Seduced	LUREDIN
DDown 45:	Preventer of northern exposure
DDown 47:	Was off base
DDown 48:	Prime-time time	TENPM
DDown 50:	Bart Starr's alma mater, briefly	BAMA
DDown 52:	Tongue-lolling comics character	ODIE
DDown 53:	Majesty lead-in	LESE
DDown 54:	Entertainment partner?
DDown 57:	Kid ___ (old bandleader)	ORY
DDown 58:	"Drop ___ line"	MEA
DDown 59:	Be undefeated against, in sports lingo