New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 19th August 2015

There are 35 across clues and 41 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 19th August 2015. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	As high as you can go
AAcross 5:	With 68-Across, what the groups of circled letters are famous examples of
AAcross 10:	Instrument similar to a cor anglais
AAcross 14:	Use a Veg-o-Matic
AAcross 15:	Italian's "I love you"	TIAMO
AAcross 16:	Fond of self-reflection?
AAcross 17:	Per the Beach Boys, they're the cutest in the world	CALIFORNIAGIRLS
AAcross 20:	Ranchero's rope
AAcross 21:	Flogging implement
AAcross 22:	Usually dry gulches
AAcross 25:	Sea monster of Norse myth
AAcross 29:	Streaker at night
AAcross 32:	Barclays Center, e.g.
AAcross 33:	City founded by a twin, in myth
AAcross 36:	Actor Katz of "Dallas"	OMRI
AAcross 37:	Turf war adversaries
AAcross 38:	Pass with flying colors
AAcross 39:	Sewer's protection
AAcross 41:	Narc's org.
AAcross 42:	Friedlander of "30 Rock"
AAcross 44:	Forbidden-sounding perfume
AAcross 45:	Mobster's gal
AAcross 46:	Words of concession	ILOSE
AAcross 47:	Mind-boggler
AAcross 49:	Mr. Boddy, in the game Clue
AAcross 51:	Rabbi, e.g.
AAcross 55:	Home of Maine's Black Bears
AAcross 58:	Zoo heavyweight
AAcross 59:	Chester Nimitz or William Halsey	FOURSTARADMIRAL
AAcross 64:	___-G suit
AAcross 65:	Dumbstruck	INAWE
AAcross 66:	Salt, chemically	NACL
AAcross 67:	Exiled shah Mohammad ___ Pahlavi	REZA
AAcross 68:	See 5-Across
AAcross 69:	Trauma experts, briefly	EMTS
DDown 1:	Ghana's capital
DDown 2:	Direct, as a meeting
DDown 3:	One of eight baby teeth
DDown 4:	Perfect example
DDown 5:	Intl. commerce group
DDown 6:	Go public with
DDown 7:	Some salon acquisitions
DDown 8:	Throw off
DDown 9:	"The Fountainhead" hero Howard	ROARK
DDown 10:	Egg-laying animals
DDown 11:	Vaulter's hurdle
DDown 12:	Subject of a 1973 crisis
DDown 13:	U.S.N.A. grad: Abbr.
DDown 18:	Dunaway of "Chinatown"	FAYE
DDown 19:	Motorhead's workplace
DDown 23:	Texter's "However ..."	OTOH
DDown 24:	Hebrew or Arab
DDown 26:	Japanese sword sport
DDown 27:	TV foreign correspondent Richard	ENGEL
DDown 28:	Congested-sounding
DDown 30:	Financial guru Suze	ORMAN
DDown 31:	Croaking sound	RIBBIT
DDown 33:	Indira Gandhi's ill-fated son	RAJIV
DDown 34:	Eye-shaped openings
DDown 35:	French red wine
DDown 39:	His and hers
DDown 40:	Olympic downhill event
DDown 43:	Oregon city named for a furrier	ASTORIA
DDown 45:	Cyborg, in part
DDown 48:	Head of the class, in pioneer schools
DDown 50:	Theme
DDown 52:	Distiller ___ Walker	HIRAM
DDown 53:	Sign into law
DDown 54:	Diner basketful
DDown 56:	Granny
DDown 57:	Student's viva voce
DDown 59:	Partner of away
DDown 60:	Score for a post-touchdown kick
DDown 61:	Big name in chips and pretzels	UTZ
DDown 62:	Saddler's tool
DDown 63:	Start of many French surnames