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Sunday, 22nd September 2013

There are 71 across clues and 71 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 22nd September 2013. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Crew's colleagues
AAcross 5:	Dojo needs
AAcross 9:	Classic sci-fi film billed as "a horror horde of crawl-and-crush giants"
AAcross 13:	"La-La" lead-in in a 1974 Al Green hit
AAcross 16:	Iberian wine city
AAcross 18:	"Vincent & ___" (film about the van Gogh brothers)	THEO
AAcross 19:	Rings of angels
AAcross 21:	What X-O-X lacks?	TAC
AAcross 22:	"Macbeth" king
AAcross 23:	Words on a fragile package	HANDLEWITHCARE
AAcross 26:	Irascible
AAcross 27:	"Mona Lisa," e.g.
AAcross 28:	Thumbs-up
AAcross 29:	Harridan	OLDBAT
AAcross 30:	Orchestra section
AAcross 31:	Mouthpiece for the head?	PRESSSECRETARY
AAcross 34:	Jiffy
AAcross 35:	Not post-
AAcross 37:	Old piece
AAcross 38:	Little dog, for short
AAcross 39:	___ Aviv
AAcross 40:	Strawberry blond sister of Barbie	STACIE
AAcross 43:	Hindu "Mr."
AAcross 44:	"Swans Reflecting Elephants" and others
AAcross 46:	1960s-'70s series starring Efrem Zimbalist Jr.	THEFBI
AAcross 49:	Oscar winner Hathaway
AAcross 51:	Material beyond the terrestrial plane, in medieval science
AAcross 55:	Hello or goodbye, maybe
AAcross 57:	PC key	ESC
AAcross 59:	First word in 104-Across
AAcross 61:	Cum ___	LAUDE
AAcross 62:	___ engr.	CIV
AAcross 63:	Like hit shows, often
AAcross 67:	Pitchfork-wielding groups
AAcross 69:	Boo-boo
AAcross 70:	How to get a message out of the boxes	READTHISGRIDINBRAILLE
AAcross 74:	Van Morrison song "___ the Mystic"
AAcross 75:	Numerical prefix	OCTO
AAcross 76:	"Only the Lonely" singer
AAcross 77:	Part of a wriggly field?
AAcross 78:	Foreordained
AAcross 80:	Understands
AAcross 82:	Maker of the Sorento	KIA
AAcross 83:	Gallivants, with "about"
AAcross 85:	Boo-boos
AAcross 87:	Pale
AAcross 89:	Like citrus fruits
AAcross 92:	Like video games, nowadays
AAcross 94:	___ Lingus	AER
AAcross 96:	Round Table assignments
AAcross 99:	Old PC monitor feature
AAcross 102:	Ernie's instrument on "Sesame Street," informally
AAcross 103:	Italy's main broadcasting co.
AAcross 104:	TV channel with lots of bells and whistles	GSN
AAcross 105:	Take up, as a skirt
AAcross 107:	Rotary alternative	TOUCHTONEPHONE
AAcross 112:	Covent Garden performance
AAcross 114:	Newspaper columnist, humorously
AAcross 115:	Grampa Simpson	ABE
AAcross 116:	Snockered
AAcross 117:	Anders Celsius and Greta Garbo, for two
AAcross 118:	DDT and others	CONTACTPOISONS
AAcross 121:	"Is Anybody Goin' to San ___" (#1 Charley Pride song)	ANTONE
AAcross 122:	Bullet, in poker
AAcross 123:	Cartoonist Wilson	GAHAN
AAcross 124:	Help illicitly
AAcross 125:	Alley flanker
AAcross 126:	Hide/hair link
AAcross 127:	Looking up
AAcross 128:	Chant at a bullfight
AAcross 129:	Satirical 1974 espionage film	SPYS
DDown 1:	With 97-Down, classic puzzle type
DDown 2:	Like eyebrows
DDown 3:	Ones getting the red-carpet treatment, say
DDown 4:	"The Spiderwick Chronicles" co-author DiTerlizzi
DDown 5:	Antarctic summit between peaks named for faith and charity	MTHOPE
DDown 6:	Words after "win by" or "hang by"	AHAIR
DDown 7:	What lobsters and crabs have	TENLEGS
DDown 8:	Nursery purchase
DDown 9:	Baltimore club, for short	THEOS
DDown 10:	Ethan of "Before Sunrise"	HAWKE
DDown 11:	Giant Manning	ELI
DDown 12:	Company that pioneered walkie-talkies	MOTOROLA
DDown 13:	"___ Mater" (hymn)	STABAT
DDown 14:	African capital
DDown 15:	Organic chemistry group
DDown 16:	Lilac and lavender
DDown 17:	Turns into mush
DDown 20:	Oaf
DDown 24:	Not ephemeral
DDown 25:	All ChiSox home games are played on it	CDT
DDown 32:	___ Lee	SARA
DDown 33:	Pro with books, for short
DDown 35:	Slapstick prop
DDown 36:	Play watcher
DDown 41:	Motocross entry, for short	ATV
DDown 42:	Pirate's cargo
DDown 44:	Frenzied as if possessed
DDown 45:	East German secret police	STASI
DDown 47:	Where a mattress goes
DDown 48:	Shapes like squares
DDown 50:	Country that has two oryxes on its coat of arms
DDown 52:	Like much processed wheat
DDown 53:	Roman magistrates
DDown 54:	Push off
DDown 55:	Food item named after an Austrian city
DDown 56:	Film set on Pandora
DDown 58:	Snarly dog
DDown 60:	Recedes
DDown 62:	Blackmail, e.g.
DDown 64:	"Well, now!"
DDown 65:	Beat
DDown 66:	Uncle Pedro, e.g.	TIO
DDown 68:	Sign of a successful show	SRO
DDown 71:	One with a name on a plaque, maybe
DDown 72:	Nickname for baseball's Dwight Gooden	DRK
DDown 73:	Rolling Stones #1 hit with the lyric "You're beautiful, but ain't it time we said goodbye?"	ANGIE
DDown 79:	Hefty thing	TRASHBAG
DDown 81:	Wrinkly dog	SHARPEI
DDown 84:	Ones providing cold comfort, briefly	ACS
DDown 86:	Big wheel's wheels	STATECAR
DDown 88:	"You betcha"
DDown 90:	Dim bulbs have low ones	IQS
DDown 91:	Horse hue
DDown 93:	Prefix with skeleton
DDown 95:	1970 John Wayne western	RIOLOBO
DDown 97:	See 1-Down	THEDOTS
DDown 98:	Placid
DDown 99:	Self-image?	CTSCAN
DDown 100:	Like the Palace of Versailles
DDown 101:	English landscapist famous for "The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons"
DDown 104:	Irritates	GETSTO
DDown 106:	Electromagnetic device
DDown 108:	Op. ___ (footnote phrase)
DDown 109:	Some West Coast wines
DDown 110:	Magazine to which Obama gave his first postelection interview in 2008
DDown 111:	N.F.C. West player
DDown 112:	Admit
DDown 113:	Trifling
DDown 117:	Wilts
DDown 119:	"___ my destiny be Fustian" (Dickinson poem)
DDown 120:	Was idle

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