New York Times - Aug 9 2016

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Clues Answers
'... ___ as it is in heaven' ONEARTH
'Damn right!' YOUBETCHA
'GoldenEye' spy BOND
'I haven't a thing to ___!' WEAR
'My Heart Can't Take ___ More' (1963 Supremes song) ITNO
'Pay me later' marker CHIT
'Saturday Night Live' sketch SKIT
'Toodles!' BYENOW
'Um ... sorry!' ERNO
'___ ME' (phrase written on dirty cars) WASH
687 days, on Mars YEAR
Bonkers BATTY
British prep school ETON
Bubkes ZILCH
Called RANG
Casino game that looks like a thou in reverse KENO
Closes, as a fly ZIPSUP
Colors, as Easter eggs DYES
Computers that are un-PC MACS
County in Colorado or New Mexico OTERO
Cross inscription INRI
Daybreak, to Donne MORN
Dish made of leftovers HASH
Equivalent of C natural BSHARP
Excuse ALIBI
Exmaple for example, for example TYPO
Final Four grp NCAA
Former New England Patriot Bruschi whose name is a bear to pronounce? TEDY
Grouches CRANKS
Hamlet or Ophelia DANE
Horsefeathers TRIPE
Hurries HIES
Ironically, the last song in 'A Chorus Line' ONE
Lawyer's org ABA
Mimicking APING
Monk's superior ABBOT
Neighborhood south of SoHo CHINATOWN
Old German ruler KAISER
Old Russian ruler TSAR
Clues Answers
Ottoman bigwigs PASHAS
Pipe fitting ELL
Poke fun at MOCK
Prefix with lateral UNI
Program listings, briefly SKED
Resistance units OHMS
River near the Vatican TIBER
RoboCop, e.g CYBORG
Salon jobs, for short PERMS
Samuel on the Supreme Court ALITO
Scanty, in London MEAGRE
She had a hit with 'Foolish' ASHANTI
She's got her OWN network OPRAH
Skipped, as a dance SATOUT
Skyping needs CAMS
Sly look LEER
Spanish treasure ORO
Tennis legend Arthur ASHE
They turn litmus paper red ACIDS
Two cents, so to speak INPUT
Vicinity AREA
What generals keep up their sleevies? ARMIES
With 24-Across, 1962 P. G. Wodehouse book AUTHOR
With 26-Across, 1982 Al Pacino film AUTHOR
With 40-Across, where Broadway is NEWYORK
With 42-Across, Frank Sinatra signature song NEWYORK
With 5-Across, quickly ZOOM
With 52-Across, Aaron Copland ballet HEARYE
With 55-Across, town crier's cry HEARYE
With 71- and 72-Across, classic Louis Prima tune SING
With 72-Across, noted maximum security prison SING
With 9-Across, an auto ad slogan ZOOM
Word after Big or top TEN
Workplace protection agcy OSHA
You can pack it HEAT
___ A Sketch ETCH
___ Island (immigrants' site) ELLIS
___ jumbo MUMBO
___ the side of caution ERRON