Comparison for nyt2009-01-02

  • Title: New York Times, Friday, January 2, 2009
  • Author: Martin Ashwood-Smith
  • Editor: Will Shortz
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A1. Sojourn ~ STAY
A1. Problem in closing? ~ SALESRESISTANCE
A5. Flashy gallery display ~ OPART
A16. Just before it's too late ~ THEELEVENTHHOUR
A10. Expel ~ SPEW
A17. 1984 JoBeth Williams comedy/adventure film ~ AMERICANDREAMER
A14. Words of woe ~ AHME
A18. Ouija option ~ YES
A15. Aeronaut ~ FLIER
A19. Bucket seat feature ~ CONTOUR
A16. Bear up? ~ URSA
A20. Seventeen people, briefly ~ EDS
A17. Eyeball ~ LEER
A21. One whose deposits are often collected ~ HEN
A18. Key ___ ~ LARGO
A22. Hit-making group? ~ MOB
A19. Mythical birds ~ ROCS
A24. Gazelle, at times ~ LOPER
A20. Musket attachment? ~ EER
A27. Beetle's need ~ GAS
A21. Tripping the light fantastic ~ DANCING
A30. Grounded ~ BASED
A23. Cry of disgust ~ PAH
A34. One way to kick a bad habit ~ AVERSIONTHERAPY
A24. It's a piece of cake ~ SLICE
A37. It's a shore thing ~ PIER
A26. Dawn deity ~ EOS
A38. Alice who wrote the short-story collection "Open Secrets" ~ MUNRO
A27. Optimist's words ~ IHOPE
A39. Utter collapse ~ RUIN
A29. Survey, for short ~ RECON
A40. Preview crowd ~ INVITEDAUDIENCE
A30. Demolition ball alternative ~ TNT
A43. "... ye shall ___ more vanity": Ezekiel 13:23 ~ SEENO
A31. Snooped, with "about" ~ NOSED
A44. Social group member ~ ANT
A32. Author Hunter ~ EVAN
A45. Social group ~ CLASS
A33. PC adjunct ~ MODEM
A46. Instinctive ~ GUT
A35. Make over ~ REDO
A48. 1980s N.B.A. guard Matthews ~ WES
A36. Launched into cyberspace ~ SENT
A49. They look better when they're ripped ~ ABS
A37. Lit ~ AFIRE
A52. Like some cookie sheets ~ GREASED
A38. Oratory assent ~ AMEN
A56. I have, in Le Havre ~ JAI
A39. Prefix with European ~ INDO
A59. Pressure points? ~ WEATHERSTATIONS
A40. "Ring of Bright Water" critter ~ OTTER
A62. Who said "A hungry man is not a free man" ~ ADLAIESTEVENSON
A41. ___ Modern (new London gallery) ~ TATE
A63. One who'd like to put you in your place ~ REALESTATEAGENT
A42. Play the guitar, in a way ~ STRUM
D1. Supporting piece ~ STAY
A44. Took cover ~ HID
D2. World-weary words ~ AHME
A45. Buenos ___ ~ AIRES
D3. Refuse ~ LEES
A46. "Done!" ~ THERE
D4. Poet's ending with what or how ~ EER
A47. Two or more eras ~ EON
D5. They might be full of baloney ~ SLICERS
A48. Arsonist ~ TORCH
D6. Brief scouting outing? ~ RECON
A49. "Take on Me" singers ~ AHA
D7. ___ and Jaron (identical-twins pop duo) ~ EVAN
A50. Pellet ~ GRANULE
D8. Posted ~ SENT
A53. "I like ___ lot!" ~ ITA
D9. Prefix with Germanic ~ INDO
A54. Alaska city ~ NOME
D10. Not be picky with an instrument? ~ STRUM
A56. "Nixon in China", for one ~ OPERA
D11. First film in CinemaScope, 1953 ~ THEROBE
A57. Dieter's dread ~ GAIN
D12. Word associated with a light bulb ~ AHA
A58. Prompted ~ CUED
D13. It's on Norton Sound ~ NOME
A59. Left-hand page ~ VERSO
D14. Given a line ~ CUED
A60. Start of a hymn ~ OGOD
D15. Goes off ~ ERRS
A61. Slips a cog ~ ERRS
D21. Whitebait, e.g. ~ HERRING
A62. Debussy duet? ~ ESSES
D23. Rodeo trio ~ BARRELS
A63. Half scores ~ TENS
D24. Stone, to Caesar ~ LAPIS
D1. Pitchman's problem ~ SALESRESISTANCE
D25. Like a shepherd's charges ~ OVINE
D2. Last moment ~ THEELEVENTHHOUR
D26. Really get to ~ PEEVE
D3. Tom Conti movie of 1984 ~ AMERICANDREAMER
D27. City NE of Rotterdam ~ GOUDA
D4. "___ out!" ~ YER
D28. Ban succeeded him in 2007 ~ ANNAN
D5. "Man ___ Mancha" ~ OFLA
D29. Supporting piece ~ STRUT
D6. 2001 Tim Burton movie ~ PLANETOFTHEAPES
D31. Luxury hotel amenity ~ SAUNA
D7. Coolers ~ AIRCONDITIONERS
D32. Big pictures ~ EPICS
D8. "General Hospital" extra ~ REGISTEREDNURSE
D33. ___ per centimeter (surface tension measure) ~ DYNES
D9. 1982 Jeff Bridges sci-fi movie ~ TRON
D35. George Harrison's "___ Mine" ~ IME
D10. It's big in California ~ SUR
D36. V-shaped carrier ~ HOD
D11. Have an engaging conversation? ~ PROPOSEMARRIAGE
D41. Real poser ~ TOUGHIE
D12. Be elusive ~ ESCAPEDETECTION
D42. Brewer's product ~ ICEDTEA
D13. Scrubbed up ~ WASHEDONESHANDS
D47. They have certain rings to them ~ TREES
D21. Study at home? ~ DEN
D48. Zigzag ~ WEAVE
D22. Juniper drink ~ GIN
D49. Start ___ (be extremely aggressive) ~ AWAR
D25. Map line ~ CONTOUR
D50. Eliot hero ~ BEDE
D28. Fictional Hornblower ~ HORATIO
D51. A room with una vista? ~ SALA
D33. "Nixon in China" role ~ MAO
D53. Formerly archaic? ~ ERST
D34. Debussy subject ~ MER
D54. Fictional wirehair ~ ASTA
D43. Canadian actress Tilly ~ MEG
D55. Decide to leave ~ STET
D45. Had a little lamb ~ ATE
D56. Cuban patriot Martí ~ JOSE
D51. Be nomadic ~ ROVE
D57. Like some sources: Abbr. ~ ANON
D52. Asian republic ~ LAOS
D58. Abba's "Love ___ Easy" ~ ISNT
D55. Both Begleys ~ EDS
D60. Jazz guitarist Farlow ~ TAL
D57. Fathomed ~ GOT
D61. Like Mahler's Symphony No. 4 ~ ING

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