New York Times Answers - Wednesday, 2nd August 2017

There are 35 across clues and 44 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Wednesday, 2nd August 2017. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Support ... or impede
AAcross 1:	Support ... or impede
AAcross 7:	Go on with ... or postpone
AAcross 15:	Pique, as curiosity
AAcross 16:	Like nosebleed-section seats, usually
AAcross 17:	"No hard feelings, man, right?"	WECOOL
AAcross 18:	Introduced, as a new product
AAcross 19:	Backyard pond dweller
AAcross 20:	Part of a slalom path
AAcross 22:	Ice cream thickeners
AAcross 23:	Go to battle alongside ... or struggle against	FIGHTWITH
AAcross 27:	One way to read or think
AAcross 30:	Sneaky little snickers
AAcross 31:	Subdue with a stun gun	TASE
AAcross 35:	Chuck of "Walker, Texas Ranger"
AAcross 37:	Competitor of Acer and HP
AAcross 39:	Big ___, Calif.
AAcross 40:	Offer for consideration ... or remove from consideration
AAcross 42:	Withstand ... or deteriorate
AAcross 44:	Bay Area airport code	SFO
AAcross 45:	Work well together
AAcross 47:	"And how!"	SUREDO
AAcross 48:	Bright side, in Chinese philosophy
AAcross 50:	Word from a hat tipper, perhaps
AAcross 52:	Dead duck
AAcross 53:	Watchful care ... or careless mistake
AAcross 56:	Muscular Japanese dog
AAcross 59:	"Push-up" garment
AAcross 60:	"Spy vs. Spy" magazine
AAcross 63:	Place to apply eye makeup	LASHLINE
AAcross 66:	Request to be excused	MAYIGO
AAcross 69:	Factor in a restaurant review
AAcross 70:	Before, to a bard
AAcross 71:	Give approval to ... or express disapproval of
AAcross 72:	Quit ... or agree to keep going
DDown 1:	Neocon, e.g.
DDown 2:	Nabisco's answer to Hydrox
DDown 3:	Sets of points, in math
DDown 4:	Simon & Garfunkel, e.g.
DDown 5:	"For the Boys" support grp.	USO
DDown 6:	Co-owner of the Pequod	PELEG
DDown 7:	Like Parmesan on baked chicken, typically
DDown 8:	Wine: Prefix	OEN
DDown 9:	___ system (car option that may speak to you)	NAV
DDown 10:	Give medication to
DDown 11:	"Count me as a maybe"	IMIGHT
DDown 12:	The Big Easy, by another nickname	NOLA
DDown 13:	Manual reader
DDown 14:	Some postings at 44-Across, for short	ETDS
DDown 21:	"Zip it!"
DDown 23:	Garments in summer storage, perhaps
DDown 24:	"Double talk" is one
DDown 25:	"That was close!"
DDown 26:	Many Club Med locales
DDown 27:	Fidgeting in one's seat, say
DDown 28:	Natural bath sponge
DDown 29:	Welles who narrated an "invasion"	ORSON
DDown 32:	Pale with fright
DDown 33:	Like Elvis's blue shoes
DDown 34:	Pickoff throw into the outfield, e.g.
DDown 36:	"Well, sor-r-ry!"	SUEME
DDown 38:	Sitcom track sound
DDown 41:	Pre-1917 despot
DDown 43:	Bring forward, with "out"
DDown 46:	Fading star
DDown 49:	Like the novels "Frankenstein" and "Dracula"
DDown 51:	Orbiter until 2001
DDown 54:	Employee at a fine restaurant
DDown 55:	Wii user, e.g.
DDown 56:	"Regrettably ..."
DDown 57:	___ Sutra
DDown 58:	Card catalog ID	ISBN
DDown 60:	Skirt once often worn with go-go boots
DDown 61:	Bug-eyed
DDown 62:	In a blue funk
DDown 64:	Suffix in many pasta names	INI
DDown 65:	Cpl. or sgt.	NCO
DDown 67:	"___ you nuts?"
DDown 68:	"Most decidedly so!"