New York Times Answers - Sunday, 6th July 2014

There are 60 across clues and 79 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Sunday, 6th July 2014. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Serving edges	ADINS
AAcross 6:	Husband one's energy, say	RESTUP
AAcross 12:	General servant
AAcross 20:	Salle de bain fixture
AAcross 21:	Enunciate slowly
AAcross 22:	Get to
AAcross 23:	First U.S. multimillionaire
AAcross 24:	Lawyer who wrote 65-Across
AAcross 26:	Land's end?
AAcross 27:	Throw up
AAcross 28:	Sound of expiration	AHH
AAcross 29:	Skiing destination Val d'___
AAcross 30:	Year 24-Across wrote 65-Across	EIGHTEENFOURTEEN
AAcross 35:	Any knight
AAcross 36:	Jan. 1 till now	YTD
AAcross 37:	Crayola color akin to fern
AAcross 40:	What the music to 65-Across was, originally	BRITISHPUBSONG
AAcross 47:	Some American Indian homes
AAcross 51:	As it happens
AAcross 52:	Better to a rapper, worse to a patient
AAcross 53:	Herbal Essences shampoo company	CLAIROL
AAcross 54:	Standoffish
AAcross 55:	Fixed things?
AAcross 57:	James Douglas Muir ___ (TV host's birth name)
AAcross 60:	Looking up
AAcross 61:	Sun: Sp.
AAcross 62:	Ancient walkway
AAcross 63:	Four-time N.B.A. All-Star Pau ___	GASOL
AAcross 64:	Farm female
AAcross 65:	This puzzle's theme, whose first notes are indicated by shaded squares
AAcross 72:	Camus, to Sartre, for many years
AAcross 73:	Blood-related
AAcross 74:	Sports org. founded in 1906	NCAA
AAcross 75:	Book jacket staple
AAcross 76:	It's bound to be turned
AAcross 78:	Beginner for a while?
AAcross 79:	Star in the Summer Triangle
AAcross 81:	"I should ___ die with pity, / To see another thus": Shak.
AAcross 81:	"I should ___ die with pity, / To see another thus": Shak.
AAcross 82:	Country whose national currency is the U.S. dollar
AAcross 85:	French evenings	SOIRS
AAcross 86:	"Essays of ___"
AAcross 87:	What the curious may do	PEERIN
AAcross 88:	Performer who gave a memorable rendition of 65-Across in 1991	WHITNEYHOUSTON
AAcross 93:	Setting of James Clavell's "Gai-Jin"
AAcross 95:	G.O.P. org.	RNC
AAcross 96:	Gator's tail?
AAcross 99:	Mission that 24-Across was on when he wrote 65-Across	PRISONEREXCHANGE
AAcross 107:	He prophesied the Messiah would be born in Bethlehem
AAcross 110:	N.Y.C. subway inits.	IRT
AAcross 111:	Cloth for a man of the cloth?
AAcross 112:	"The Tempest" spirit
AAcross 113:	Where 24-Across was inspired to write 65-Across	BALTIMOREHARBOR
AAcross 117:	It handles lettres	POSTE
AAcross 118:	Later	INAWHILE
AAcross 119:	Best Actor nominee for "Venus," 2006
AAcross 120:	Vanilla
AAcross 121:	Inked
AAcross 122:	Symbols of change
AAcross 123:	Gossip
DDown 1:	Demean
DDown 2:	They're thrown in decathlons
DDown 3:	It may have a pet name	IDTAG
DDown 4:	Greenhorn
DDown 5:	Overlapping fugue motifs
DDown 6:	Long arm
DDown 7:	"America's most innovative company" prior to its bankruptcy in 2001	ENRON
DDown 8:	Locale for this puzzle's shaded squares
DDown 9:	Sidekick of TV and film	TONTO
DDown 10:	Where Michael Jordan played college ball: Abbr.	UNC
DDown 11:	Louvre pyramid designer
DDown 12:	Bit of spawn	FISHEGG
DDown 13:	Sagittarius, with "the"
DDown 14:	___-Magnon
DDown 15:	New World monkey
DDown 16:	Giant Mel and Pirate Ed	OTTS
DDown 17:	Film units
DDown 18:	Birth places?
DDown 19:	___ Wolfsheim, gambler in "The Great Gatsby"	MEYER
DDown 25:	Old Nick
DDown 31:	MS. managers
DDown 32:	Initialism in a Beatles title
DDown 33:	Old car company based in Lansing, Mich.
DDown 34:	Oscar-winning Patricia
DDown 38:	Author LeShan	EDA
DDown 39:	Wrinkle-free, say	NOIRON
DDown 40:	Second-rate
DDown 41:	Big copier maker	RICOH
DDown 42:	Penn station?
DDown 43:	Their, singularly	HISORHER
DDown 44:	Crowd-___
DDown 45:	Last: Abbr.
DDown 46:	Wanna-___
DDown 48:	High level in karate	BROWNBELT
DDown 49:	Counterpart of Aurora
DDown 50:	Winking, maybe
DDown 53:	Money in hand
DDown 55:	Italian province or its capital	ASTI
DDown 56:	"Come ___?" (Italian greeting)	STA
DDown 57:	Tarry
DDown 58:	Immigrant's subj.	ESL
DDown 59:	"Stay out"	NOENTRY
DDown 63:	Health supplement co.	GNC
DDown 64:	River of western Germany	SAAR
DDown 66:	Like mascara in the rain
DDown 67:	Some natl. leaders
DDown 68:	River isle
DDown 69:	Political writer Matt
DDown 70:	Farm refrain	EIEIO
DDown 71:	Farrow of MSNBC	RONAN
DDown 76:	Oomph
DDown 77:	See 79-Down
DDown 79:	Get an ___ (77-Down)	AON
DDown 80:	Bit of flimflam
DDown 83:	God: It.	DIO
DDown 84:	Peeling potatoes, perhaps	ONKP
DDown 85:	Title name in a 2000 Eminem hit	STAN
DDown 86:	Salad green
DDown 88:	Sounded like a fan
DDown 89:	Speed
DDown 90:	Texter's qualification
DDown 91:	"The Hobbit" figure
DDown 92:	Blue
DDown 94:	Player in orange and black
DDown 96:	Scope
DDown 97:	Princess played by Naomi Watts
DDown 98:	Brilliance
DDown 100:	Flynn of old film	ERROL
DDown 101:	Metal worker?
DDown 102:	Menace named after an African river
DDown 103:	City whose name was the source of the word "sherry"	XERES
DDown 104:	Jewish month
DDown 105:	"See?"
DDown 106:	Justice Kagan	ELENA
DDown 108:	Periodic table abbr.	ATWT
DDown 109:	Sunshine cracker	HIHO
DDown 114:	"O Sole ___"	MIO
DDown 115:	Brick transporter
DDown 116:	Absorbed