New York Times Answers - Tuesday, 17th November 2009

There are 40 across clues and 39 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Tuesday, 17th November 2009. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Gulf of ___, off the coast of Yemen
AAcross 5:	Animal acquired from an animal shelter, say
AAcross 8:	Coins a nickname for
AAcross 12:	Eyelike windows
AAcross 13:	QB Manning	ELI
AAcross 14:	China's Zhou ___	ENLAI
AAcross 16:	With 2-Down, group with the only James Bond theme to hit #1	DURAN
AAcross 17:	Okra feature
AAcross 18:	With 10-Down, flashy jewelry
AAcross 19:	Ones who stand above the crowd?
AAcross 21:	International alliance
AAcross 23:	Eastern royal
AAcross 24:	Cuban base in the news, in brief	GITMO
AAcross 26:	Petri dish gel
AAcross 27:	IHOP drinks	OJS
AAcross 29:	Silent hellos and goodbyes
AAcross 31:	Daniel of the old frontier
AAcross 34:	A.P. transmission
AAcross 38:	___ for Africa
AAcross 38:	___ for Africa
AAcross 39:	With 25-Down, start of a nighttime nursery rhyme
AAcross 41:	Not used
AAcross 42:	Dress shirt accessories
AAcross 44:	Wear away
AAcross 46:	Bright double star in Orion
AAcross 47:	Japanese prime minister Taro ___	ASO
AAcross 48:	"Put a tiger in your tank" brand	ESSO
AAcross 51:	On the ball
AAcross 53:	Arctic seabird
AAcross 57:	Italian ice cream treat
AAcross 59:	Emphatic refusal	IMEANNO
AAcross 61:	With 50-Down, #1 hit of 1969
AAcross 62:	Prodigal ___
AAcross 64:	With 54-Down, intro to a joke
AAcross 65:	Flew into ___ (got furious)	ARAGE
AAcross 66:	License plate
AAcross 67:	Cover ltr. accompaniers	ENCLS
AAcross 68:	Smartphone introduced in 2002	TREO
AAcross 69:	Sellout sign	SRO
AAcross 70:	Fake at the rink
DDown 1:	High-end Honda division	ACURA
DDown 2:	See 16-Across	DURAN
DDown 3:	Great joy
DDown 4:	Bilbao boy	NINO
DDown 5:	Coke competitor
DDown 6:	"Do Ya" rock grp.	ELO
DDown 7:	High and low water lines
DDown 8:	Credit card balance, e.g.
DDown 9:	Let loose
DDown 10:	See 18-Across
DDown 11:	Nick who comes at night
DDown 12:	Scent
DDown 15:	Media exec Robert	IGER
DDown 20:	They line up between centers and tackles: Abbr.	RGS
DDown 22:	Orwell's "1984" or Clarke's "2010"
DDown 25:	See 39-Across
DDown 28:	Martial artist who starred in "Romeo Must Die"	JETLI
DDown 30:	Fencing weapons
DDown 31:	Tampa Bay footballer, briefly	BUC
DDown 32:	The Buckeyes, for short	OSU
DDown 33:	Klutz
DDown 34:	Menus with reds, whites and rosés	WINELISTS
DDown 35:	Lennon's "Two Virgins" partner
DDown 36:	Newsman Koppel
DDown 37:	Run a tab
DDown 40:	City near Manchester
DDown 43:	French cheese
DDown 45:	Cash who sang "Black Cadillac"	ROSANNE
DDown 47:	20s dispenser
DDown 48:	She, in Sicily	ESSA
DDown 49:	Sudden burst
DDown 50:	See 61-Across
DDown 52:	Rock star whose name is spelled out by the middle letters of 16-, 18-, 39-, 61- and 64-Across	RINGO
DDown 54:	See 64-Across
DDown 55:	Donald Duck, to Huey, Dewey and Louie
DDown 56:	"All systems go" signals	AOKS
DDown 58:	Nabisco cookie
DDown 60:	Squeezed (by)
DDown 63:	Sculling propeller