New York Times Answers - Thursday, 7th September 2017

There are 34 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 7th September 2017. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	One who settles arguments
AAcross 8:	Late bloomers
AAcross 14:	"Stay strong!"	BEBRAVE
AAcross 15:	"Awesome!"	BOOYAH
AAcross 16:	Like some information on food labels
AAcross 17:	Lady Bird Johnson's real given name	CLAUDIA
AAcross 18:	Newspaper unit: Abbr.
AAcross 19:	Plying with wine and roses, say
AAcross 20:	Old TV screens, for short	CRTS
AAcross 23:	Like Nevada among all U.S. states
AAcross 25:	Non-P.C. suffix
AAcross 26:	___ polloi
AAcross 27:	Laugh riot
AAcross 28:	Heading for the fence?
AAcross 30:	"Ta-ta for now!"	ILLSEEYOU
AAcross 33:	___ to one's ears	INUP
AAcross 37:	Scarlet stigma	LETTERA
AAcross 38:	Fish that's being reeled in	LIVEONE
AAcross 41:	Hit the top in Tetris, e.g.
AAcross 42:	Maker of Star Wars and Indiana Jones video games	LUCASARTS
AAcross 44:	Longtime record label for Elton John and Mary J. Blige	MCA
AAcross 47:	"Love ___" (Beatles song)	MEDO
AAcross 48:	Sch. on the bank of the Charles River
AAcross 49:	Kingston dude
AAcross 52:	Veteran	OLDPRO
AAcross 54:	Capital of the Land of the Midnight Sun
AAcross 55:	Optimistic bridge calls
AAcross 57:	They're parked in parks	RVS
AAcross 59:	People who might greet you by saying "Talofa, afio mai!" ("Hello, welcome!")	SAMOANS
AAcross 60:	Word in many a personal ad
AAcross 64:	Brian's pal on "Family Guy"	STEWIE
AAcross 65:	Former "Weekend Update" co-anchor	TINAFEY
AAcross 66:	Hungers (for)
AAcross 67:	Its atomic number is 39
DDown 1:	Kind of order ... or a hint to this puzzle's unusual construction
DDown 2:	Stephen of "V for Vendetta"	REA
DDown 3:	OPEC units: Abbr.
DDown 4:	Classic Camaros	IROCS
DDown 5:	Tropical tuber
DDown 6:	"Nothing is easier than to denounce the ___; nothing is more difficult than to understand him": Dostoyevsky
DDown 7:	Boom box button
DDown 8:	Visibly embarrassed
DDown 9:	Reach, as an altitude	SOARTO
DDown 10:	Push
DDown 11:	Singer Gormé	EYDIE
DDown 12:	Comes down
DDown 13:	Retrieves, as balls
DDown 17:	British runner Sebastian	COE
DDown 19:	___ Gaston, first African-American manager to win a World Series
DDown 20:	"Just relax!"
DDown 21:	Loggers' contest	ROLEO
DDown 22:	Isn't on the level
DDown 24:	Queen, for one
DDown 27:	Bit of a giggle	HEE
DDown 29:	"___ yellow ribbon ..."	TIEA
DDown 31:	Modern educational acronym
DDown 32:	Something you feel in your gut?
DDown 34:	Things most people follow
DDown 35:	Word before "Yesterday" in a Tony Bennett hit and "Tomorrow" in a Sammy Kaye hit
DDown 36:	Green sauce
DDown 39:	"That's simply lovely!"	IADOREIT
DDown 40:	Brandy label letters	VSO
DDown 43:	Ones calling people out?
DDown 45:	Lead singer of Nirvana	COBAIN
DDown 46:	Flared dresses
DDown 49:	Old-fashioned
DDown 50:	Almost circular
DDown 51:	Setting of Hercules' first labor
DDown 53:	License to drill, for short?
DDown 54:	Schindler with a list	OSKAR
DDown 56:	"Hey there, tiger!"	ROWR
DDown 58:	Let it all out
DDown 60:	Barnyard adjunct
DDown 61:	"___ Ruled the World" (1996 Nas hit)	IFI
DDown 62:	Opposite of old, in Oldenburg	NEU
DDown 63:	It might precede a shower