New York Times Answers - Sunday, 14th March 2010

There are 69 across clues and 96 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 14th March 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Window boxes, for short?	ACS
AAcross 4:	Prefix with business	AGRI
AAcross 8:	F.B.I. scandal of the 1970s-'80s	ABSCAM
AAcross 14:	Actress Fox of "CSI"	JORJA
AAcross 19:	"Let's Talk About Sex" hip-hop group	SALTNPEPA
AAcross 22:	Tony who directed "Michael Clayton"	GILROY
AAcross 23:	Not just a little bow
AAcross 24:	Plot of a Willa Cather novel?	STORYOFOPIONEERS
AAcross 26:	Cool-looking
AAcross 27:	Río contents
AAcross 28:	"Look what ___!"	IDID
AAcross 29:	Not so dry
AAcross 31:	Lb. parts	OZS
AAcross 32:	Desert bloomers
AAcross 35:	Ship to the New World
AAcross 38:	Beachgoer's item
AAcross 39:	Tennis star nicknamed "Ice Man"	BORG
AAcross 41:	Unabridged version of a Philip Roth novella?	THELONGGOODBYECOLUMBUS
AAcross 47:	Maneuver
AAcross 48:	Prepare for planting
AAcross 49:	"Don't believe that!"	ITSALIE
AAcross 50:	Warts and all	ASIS
AAcross 54:	Bobby and others	ORRS
AAcross 56:	Drifting
AAcross 60:	"Authority is never without ___": Euripides
AAcross 61:	Pocket edition of a D. H. Lawrence novel?	LITTLEWOMENINLOVE
AAcross 65:	Singer Lambert
AAcross 66:	Trapped
AAcross 67:	Things that go through tubes
AAcross 68:	Analogy part	ISTO
AAcross 69:	Ed who provided the lead voice in "Up"	ASNER
AAcross 71:	Eyes
AAcross 72:	Most likely
AAcross 75:	"The Closer" star Sedgwick	KYRA
AAcross 77:	"Frost/Nixon" director's copy of a Graham Greene novel?	HOWARDSENDOFTHEAFFAIR
AAcross 85:	No longer fresh
AAcross 86:	Takeoff
AAcross 87:	Bachelor's end?
AAcross 89:	Weary
AAcross 92:	It's molded
AAcross 96:	Ear part
AAcross 97:	Not casual
AAcross 98:	Convertible, maybe
AAcross 99:	Final copy of a Cervantes novel?	THELASTDONQUIXOTE
AAcross 103:	O.T. book read at Purim	ESTH
AAcross 104:	It's read to the rowdy
AAcross 105:	Suffix at a natural history museum	SAUR
AAcross 106:	Literary collections
AAcross 107:	1948 Literature Nobelist
AAcross 109:	Red ___
AAcross 112:	Form of many Tin Pan Alley tunes	AABA
AAcross 114:	Creased copy of a Jack Finney novel?	AWRINKLEINTIMEANDAGAIN
AAcross 122:	Tennis star Tommy	HAAS
AAcross 123:	One-named supermodel	EMME
AAcross 124:	Sky: Fr.
AAcross 125:	C. S. Lewis land	NARNIA
AAcross 127:	Louvre article?
AAcross 128:	Mass producer, for short	JSBACH
AAcross 130:	Himalayan legend
AAcross 133:	Community hangout, informally
AAcross 134:	"Same here"	IDOTOO
AAcross 137:	Illustrations in a Leo Tolstoy novel?	ARTOFWARANDPEACE
AAcross 142:	Sour
AAcross 143:	Brought up
AAcross 144:	1957 film dog	OLDYELLER
AAcross 145:	How a call may be picked up at the office	ONTWO
AAcross 146:	They get added to pounds
AAcross 147:	"A Serious Man" co-director, 2009	COEN
AAcross 148:	Head of state?
DDown 1:	Mineralogist's job
DDown 2:	String once used for cellos
DDown 3:	Not sit up
DDown 4:	Whatever
DDown 5:	Mailing HQ
DDown 6:	Altered mortgage, briefly	REFI
DDown 7:	Touch, for one
DDown 8:	Past
DDown 9:	Storage unit
DDown 10:	Plethora
DDown 11:	Unsettling
DDown 12:	Blood lines
DDown 13:	Seer
DDown 14:	Start of the yr.
DDown 15:	Suffix with Cray-
DDown 16:	Fuzz buster?
DDown 17:	Duke Ellington band instrument	JAZZGUITAR
DDown 18:	Carter and Adams	AMYS
DDown 20:	Slightest residue
DDown 21:	Mimicry
DDown 23:	Lith., e.g., once	SSR
DDown 25:	Boob
DDown 30:	Kay Thompson title character	ELOISE
DDown 33:	Savoy peak
DDown 34:	Was helpless?
DDown 36:	"There is ___ in 'team'"	NOI
DDown 37:	Stevenson of Illinois	ADLAI
DDown 39:	Kind of line
DDown 40:	Marlon Brando, by birth	OMAHAN
DDown 42:	Neighbor of Swed.	NORW
DDown 43:	Spinner
DDown 44:	Russian pancakes
DDown 45:	Some blockers: Abbr.	LTS
DDown 46:	Feel like
DDown 50:	Too
DDown 51:	Indian P.M. Manmohan ___	SINGH
DDown 52:	Author Calvino	ITALO
DDown 53:	Throw around
DDown 55:	Hit hard
DDown 57:	Goal-oriented grp.?
DDown 58:	Shooting site
DDown 59:	Brought to mind
DDown 62:	"Gil Blas" author	LESAGE
DDown 63:	Still
DDown 64:	Former Wall St. inits.	NASD
DDown 69:	Toy sound?
DDown 70:	Firefox alternative
DDown 72:	Byrd's rank: Abbr.	ADM
DDown 73:	Film with the line "Oh, we have 12 vacancies. 12 cabins, 12 vacancies"
DDown 74:	Beat
DDown 76:	Celebratory cry
DDown 78:	"Lovely!," in dated slang
DDown 79:	It's undeniable
DDown 80:	Stepped
DDown 81:	Vagrants
DDown 82:	Vega of "Spy Kids"	ALEXA
DDown 83:	Fight announcement	ITSON
DDown 84:	Bob Marley, e.g.
DDown 88:	Deli supplies
DDown 89:	"Buffy the Vampire Slayer" creator	JOSSWHEDON
DDown 90:	Roughly	AFTERASORT
DDown 91:	Flower once cultivated for food
DDown 93:	Rent
DDown 94:	___ mode
DDown 94:	___ mode
DDown 95:	Marina sight
DDown 97:	South African city of 2.5+ million
DDown 98:	Biological bristle
DDown 99:	Mr. and Mrs.
DDown 100:	Giving nothing away, in a way
DDown 101:	Bread with chicken tikka masala
DDown 102:	College locale
DDown 104:	Seoul soldier
DDown 108:	Election winners
DDown 110:	"I don't need to hear that!," informally	TMI
DDown 111:	"Ciao!"	SEEYA
DDown 113:	Ottoman honorific
DDown 115:	Locks up
DDown 116:	Ottoman hospice
DDown 117:	Sweet drink
DDown 118:	Old Olds	ALERO
DDown 119:	Soviet co-op
DDown 120:	Not just puff
DDown 121:	"Uncle!" criers, perhaps
DDown 126:	Australia's ___ Rock	AYERS
DDown 127:	Stretch ___
DDown 128:	One of the Jonas brothers
DDown 129:	Dance typically done to "Hava Nagila"
DDown 131:	Rash preventer
DDown 132:	Intro to Chinese?	INDO
DDown 135:	Drag
DDown 136:	Bolivian bear	OSO
DDown 138:	Noted Palin impressionist
DDown 139:	O.E.D. entries: Abbr.	WDS
DDown 140:	Coloring
DDown 141:	Where you might find a long sentence?