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Sunday, 14th February 2010

There are 64 across clues and 73 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th February 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	It was once advertised as "Your favorite drink in your favorite flavor"	NEHI
AAcross 5:	Cigna competitor	AETNA
AAcross 10:	23-Across ... according to Shakespeare
AAcross 15:	Mecca trekker
AAcross 19:	Nonexclusive
AAcross 20:	Showed over
AAcross 21:	Sin city
AAcross 22:	Lena of "Chocolat"	OLIN
AAcross 23:	1993 dance hit, and a question answered seven times in this puzzle	WHATISLOVE
AAcross 25:	"E.T.," e.g.	SCIFI
AAcross 26:	Some Da Vinci pieces
AAcross 27:	It's whistleable
AAcross 28:	Kilt accompaniers
AAcross 30:	"What is the sound of one hand clapping?," say
AAcross 31:	Purple or green vegetable
AAcross 32:	... according to Joseph Campbell	FRIENDSHIPSETTOMUSIC
AAcross 36:	Secret dish in "Sweeney Todd"
AAcross 37:	One ___ (baseball variant)	OCAT
AAcross 38:	End of shampoo instructions, often
AAcross 39:	Linchpin
AAcross 41:	Martin's partner in 1960s-'70s TV
AAcross 45:	A.A.A. part: Abbr.	ASSN
AAcross 46:	What some bombs lead to, for short	TDS
AAcross 47:	Sherwood Forest sights
AAcross 50:	Like some mutual funds	NOLOAD
AAcross 52:	... according to St. Augustine	THEBEAUTYOFTHESOUL
AAcross 60:	Irritated
AAcross 60:	Irritated
AAcross 63:	It may be marked on a racetrack
AAcross 64:	Not clerical
AAcross 65:	Literally, "barley"
AAcross 66:	Fresh sets of clothes
AAcross 68:	Lynn Fontanne and her husband
AAcross 70:	Regarding that matter
AAcross 72:	One who's easier to pray for than to visit, according to C. S. Lewis
AAcross 73:	German region occupied by France and Belgium from 1923-25
AAcross 75:	Responses to pleasure or pain
AAcross 77:	"And you'd better listen!"
AAcross 78:	... according to Charles Schulz	SHARINGYOURPOPCORN
AAcross 82:	Where some leaves settle
AAcross 83:	Sunfish or moonfish
AAcross 84:	Rep center?
AAcross 87:	Star in the Summer Triangle
AAcross 90:	Slain twin
AAcross 92:	Milanese madames
AAcross 96:	Pioneering 1740 novel subtitled "Virtue Rewarded"	PAMELA
AAcross 98:	Telephone
AAcross 101:	Un-PC behavior
AAcross 102:	... according to Frank Sinatra	AMANYSPLENDOREDTHING
AAcross 107:	Nary a soul
AAcross 108:	Put one's foot down
AAcross 109:	Actor Jannings, winner of the first Best Actor Oscar	EMIL
AAcross 110:	Great Scott?	DRED
AAcross 111:	Sullen
AAcross 112:	What's said before some numbers	HITIT
AAcross 114:	... according to the Beatles	ALLYOUNEED
AAcross 118:	Having given a slip the slip?
AAcross 119:	Apple juice brand
AAcross 120:	E.T., e.g.
AAcross 121:	Early smartphone	TREO
AAcross 122:	What bears do
AAcross 123:	... according to Neil Young
AAcross 124:	Reagan attorney general	MEESE
AAcross 125:	U.S.A.F. noncom	SSGT
DDown 1:	"I said ___!"
DDown 2:	New Testament book called the "Queen of the Epistles": Abbr.	EPH
DDown 3:	Weapons in Wells's "The War of the Worlds"	HEATRAYS
DDown 4:	Senses
DDown 5:	Hall of "Coming to America"	ARSENIO
DDown 6:	Unagi, in a sushi restaurant
DDown 7:	Brings (out)
DDown 8:	Old cruise missile
DDown 9:	Lacking vitality
DDown 10:	M.I.T. degs.	BSS
DDown 11:	John who wrote "An Essay Concerning Human Understanding"
DDown 12:	Teller of a tale "full of sound and fury," per Macbeth
DDown 13:	Jack Sprat's requirement	NOFAT
DDown 14:	The saddest key, supposedly	DMINOR
DDown 15:	Assignations, slangily
DDown 16:	Ayn Rand and Anne Rice, e.g.
DDown 17:	Actress Ann	JILLIAN
DDown 18:	It may have an antenna
DDown 24:	Bungling
DDown 29:	Lock horns (with)
DDown 32:	Audio ___
DDown 33:	Star in the Summer Triangle
DDown 34:	Like poker faces
DDown 35:	Maryland fort name
DDown 36:	Nasdaq, e.g.: Abbr.	MKT
DDown 40:	B or C, but not A or D: Abbr.	ELEM
DDown 42:	Edinburgh tourist attraction	WOOLSHOP
DDown 43:	___ Romeo
DDown 44:	Untagged	NOTIT
DDown 48:	Stereotypical starting job assignment at a corporation
DDown 49:	"Star Trek" role
DDown 51:	Blessing preceder?
DDown 52:	Kind of cartridge
DDown 53:	Warm welcome
DDown 54:	Forever, to a bard
DDown 55:	Kind of sax
DDown 56:	Philosopher Kierkegaard	SOREN
DDown 57:	Pitcher Hershiser	OREL
DDown 58:	Weapons with telescoping bolts	UZIS
DDown 59:	Solo
DDown 60:	Chemicals banned by Congress in '76	PCBS
DDown 61:	"This isn't good!"	UHOH
DDown 62:	Butler's locale
DDown 67:	Honeybunch
DDown 69:	Hiker's map, briefly
DDown 71:	Bungle
DDown 74:	Some hot air
DDown 76:	They may have jets
DDown 79:	Land of amore
DDown 80:	One-eighty
DDown 81:	Kindergartner
DDown 84:	Heros
DDown 85:	The bright side?
DDown 86:	Flavor-enhancing additive
DDown 87:	"Scram!"
DDown 88:	Chief of staff under Obama	EMANUEL
DDown 89:	Blanket
DDown 91:	Hash browns, e.g., typically
DDown 93:	Execute	GETDONE
DDown 94:	___ jacket
DDown 95:	Sets right
DDown 96:	Animals with eye patches
DDown 97:	Cause of wheezing
DDown 99:	Frequent Sgt. Friday rejoinder	NOMAAM
DDown 100:	Car part
DDown 103:	Record listing
DDown 104:	Jackpot producer
DDown 105:	Manuscript changes
DDown 106:	Carl's lifelong companion in "Up"	ELLIE
DDown 113:	Lao-___	TSE
DDown 115:	Hoped-for answer to "Will you be my Valentine?"
DDown 116:	Hosp. test
DDown 117:	Speck

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