New York Times - Feb 1 2012

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Clues Answers
'Back in Black' band ACDC
'Give me an example!' NAMEONE
'No joke!' SERIOUS
'Why not?!' OKSURE
'You're fired!' speaker, informally THEDONALD
'___ it my way' IDID
'___ who?' SEZ
*Center CORE
*Chocolate brand DOVE
*Christmas carol starter HARK
*Managed ___ CARE
*Peddle HAWK
*Place to moor COVE
*Storied also-ran HARE
*Valentine sentiment LOVE
45 ___ RPM
7-Down and others PHONES
Angel dust PCP
Article in rap titles THA
Bay State sch UMASS
Best Buy buys PCS
Bow-toting god EROS
Brand of movable collectibles PEZ
Broomstick rider HAG
Brown in the funnies CHARLIE
Cabinet dept AGR
Classic novel of 1,000+ pages ... or a hint to the word ladder formed by the answers to the starred clues WARANDPEACE
Coeur d'___ ALENE
Columnist Hentoff NAT
Contrarian's retort ISNOT
Drink brewed naturally SUNTEA
Drives home, as runs BATSIN
Earring shape TEARDROP
Elfin WEE
Gorillas and others GREATAPES
Grapefruit choice RUBYRED
Hostess ___ Balls SNO
Hubbub ADO
Intersected MET
Clues Answers
Item in a thole OAR
January 1 sound POP
Java or C++ whiz CODER
Joy of 'The View' BEHAR
Manhattan's ___ Place ASTOR
Meriting a 'Q.E.D.' PROVABLE
Midway Airport alternative OHARE
Myrna of film LOY
Napoleonic leader? CAPITALN
New Zealand parrots KEAS
Olympic skating champion Lysacek EVAN
Oscar winner Tatum ONEAL
Overly romantic MUSHY
Palm product TREO
Personal bugaboo PETPEEVE
Places for rites ALTARS
Prefix with 'mom' in 2009 news OCTO
Presidential monogram DDE
Pro ___ (for now) TEM
Prospector's find ORE
Queen Wheat City of Oklahoma ENID
Ranch in 'Giant' REATA
Resulted in LEDTO
River of Flanders YSER
Run out of town on ___ ARAIL
Ship's christening spot PROW
Slowly, on a score LENTO
Soda brand since 1905 RCCOLA
Soil enricher MULCH
Tatters SHREDS
Test for quality ASSAY
Thurman of 'In Bloom' UMA
Tommie of the Miracle Mets AGEE
Tyler of 'Jersey Girl' LIV
Units now called siemens MHOS
Vietnam-era protest org SDS
Whizzes MAVENS
Without muss or fuss NEATLY
Wrote for an orchestra SCORED