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    New York Times Answers - Sunday, 9th February 1997

    There are 70 across clues and 72 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 9th February 1997. View the answers below..
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    Number# Clue Answer
    AAcross 1: Lake name of two Olympics
    AAcross 7: "Pardon me, Marcello"SCUSI
    AAcross 12: Bay
    AAcross 19: The dawn
    AAcross 20: Seesaw
    AAcross 21: Nervous system stimulant
    AAcross 23: Amore from Judy Garland, 1948SNOOKYOOKUMS
    AAcross 25: Amore from Jan Garber and His Orchestra, 1926BABYFACE
    AAcross 26: Jonathan's father, in the Bible
    AAcross 27: Sour
    AAcross 28: Romance, e.g.
    AAcross 29: "Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-___"RAL
    AAcross 30: When dinner may be servedATSIX
    AAcross 32: Amore from Dean Martin, 1955INNAMORATA
    AAcross 35: Reply courtesy, brieflySASE
    AAcross 36: ___ embarrassment (be mortified)DIEOF
    AAcross 37: Where black is white, for short?
    AAcross 38: Muse for Milton
    AAcross 39: All alternative
    AAcross 40: It turns out lts.OCS
    AAcross 41: Footnote abbr.
    AAcross 43: Griffith and GibbANDYS
    AAcross 44: Rundown
    AAcross 45: It may be picked up in bars
    AAcross 46: Ruth's "Laugh-In" foilARTE
    AAcross 47: "Bye!"
    AAcross 48: Star of 50's TV's "Private Secretary"SOTHERN
    AAcross 51: Amore from Andy Williams, 1965DEARHEART
    AAcross 54: "I do," e.g.
    AAcross 57: Express
    AAcross 58: Like an oxeye window
    AAcross 59: Example of Peke speak?
    AAcross 60: Metro entrance
    AAcross 62: Above, in BerlinUBER
    AAcross 63: Subway passages
    AAcross 65: "Good ___!"
    AAcross 67: Lick ___ promiseANDA
    AAcross 68: Music for a baseball team?
    AAcross 70: Ore delivery, maybe
    AAcross 71: Vacation spot
    AAcross 72: Striking likeness
    AAcross 74: "The Spanish Tragedy" dramatist
    AAcross 75: Amore from Anita Baker, 1986SWEETLOVE
    AAcross 78: Actress called "The Jersey Lily"
    AAcross 79: Kentucky Derby times
    AAcross 80: W. Hemisphere landAMER
    AAcross 81: Strike down
    AAcross 82: Aim
    AAcross 85: Certain South Asian
    AAcross 87: Initials in a 1991 financial scandalBCCI
    AAcross 88: Org. at Constitution HallDAR
    AAcross 91: Investigator's sources
    AAcross 92: Purplish
    AAcross 93: Verb for you
    AAcross 94: Relative of an onion
    AAcross 96: AboutINRE
    AAcross 97: Amore from the Archies, 1969SUGARSUGAR
    AAcross 99: Rapper ___ ShakurTUPAC
    AAcross 100: Grunts
    AAcross 101: Simoleons
    AAcross 102: "The Age of Reason" writer
    AAcross 104: Cold Adriatic wind
    AAcross 105: Amore from the Beatles, 1968HONEYPIE
    AAcross 107: Amore from the Diamonds, 1957LITTLEDARLIN
    AAcross 110: Parent's armful
    AAcross 111: Singer WatersETHEL
    AAcross 112: For one
    AAcross 113: The sun and moon
    AAcross 114: Sillies
    AAcross 115: Meals in a hall
    DDown 1: Thrusting fencing maneuver
    DDown 2: Kook
    DDown 3: Provokes
    DDown 4: "Gangsta's Paradise" singerCOOLIO
    DDown 5: Provoke
    DDown 6: During office hours
    DDown 7: Needed smelling salts
    DDown 8: Encrustation
    DDown 9: Part of the soft palate
    DDown 10: Pastor's sch.SEM
    DDown 11: Major C.P.A. employer
    DDown 12: Strokes for Solti
    DDown 13: It's inclined to provide shelter
    DDown 14: Dark area
    DDown 15: Ravel's "Ma mere ___" ("Mother Goose")LOYE
    DDown 16: Franklin's 1936 foe
    DDown 17: Like a beauty queen
    DDown 18: Contained
    DDown 22: Where to catch a morayEELERY
    DDown 24: View
    DDown 28: Gloomy
    DDown 31: Scully and Mulder's obsessionXFILES
    DDown 33: Telepathic
    DDown 34: Court demand
    DDown 35: "Away!"
    DDown 39: Common on-line activities
    DDown 42: Military wear
    DDown 43: Precincts
    DDown 44: ___ Winston Churchill
    DDown 45: It's just south of Des PlainesOHARE
    DDown 46: Coming
    DDown 47: ___ noir
    DDown 48: Spirit
    DDown 49: Cry of delightOHBOY
    DDown 50: That's the way it goes
    DDown 52: "Bury Me in a Free Land" poet
    DDown 53: Presque Isle locale
    DDown 54: French scoreVINGT
    DDown 55: On in years
    DDown 56: Pooped
    DDown 58: Relative of the English horn
    DDown 61: Code letter after Sierra
    DDown 64: Uintah Reservation Indians
    DDown 65: Auctioneer's aid
    DDown 66: Coin worth about 19 cents
    DDown 69: Autocrats
    DDown 71: Sunday reading
    DDown 73: Charge
    DDown 76: Fourth of July?
    DDown 77: Truman's Missouri birthplaceLAMAR
    DDown 78: Swiss tourist center
    DDown 79: Lapel item, sometimes
    DDown 82: Land
    DDown 83: Kind of tour
    DDown 84: Garden root
    DDown 85: Fierce woman
    DDown 86: Wings
    DDown 87: Words read with feeling?
    DDown 88: Some antennas
    DDown 89: Cupidity
    DDown 90: Fixes, as furniture
    DDown 92: 1937 DuPont invention
    DDown 93: Marbles
    DDown 95: Classic cause of a fall
    DDown 97: ___ Tuesday
    DDown 98: ___ creekUPTHE
    DDown 101: 1977 Cy Young winner from the YankeesLYLE
    DDown 103: Dutch treat
    DDown 106: Letter from St. Paul: Abbr.EPH
    DDown 107: Standing prerequisite
    DDown 108: Suffix with SamsonITE
    DDown 109: Do a Little bit
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