New York Times - Nov 2 2006

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Clues Answers
'Bon voyage!' BYE
'Garfield' foil ODIE
'I get it,' jokily AHSO
'I'll be there in a jiffy!' ONESEC
'In your dreams!' ASIF
A foot wide? EEE
Actor Morales ESAI
Actor Sal of 'Giant' MINEO
Beyond the fringe OUTRE
Blue Bonnet, e.g. OLEO
Brand of printers EPSON
Casbah cap FEZ
Central parts NUBS
Cook's meas. TSP
Cookout offering KABOB
Crystal gazer SEER
Dandy fellows FOPS
Decide by calling heads or tails FLIPACOIN
Denizens of sties SWINE
Design deg. MFA
Drive out by force EXPEL
Ex-Bears great Walter PAYTON
Fifth qtrs. OTS
Footnote abbr. IBID
Full spectrum ATOZ
Glasses, slangily SPECS
Green basil sauce PESTO
Hardscrabble POOR
Hasten the pace of REVUP
Important BIG
Inc., abroad LTD
It makes a cobbler's work truly shine SHOEPOLISH
Joy of the morning? BEHAR
Jules et Jim, e.g. NOMS
Kid's query WHY
Lamentations SOBS
Listless feeling ENNUI
Muesli bit OAT
Clues Answers
Mural's locale WALL
Nefertiti's realm EGYPT
Okla. rival NEB
Old VCR format BETA
Orange soda brand FANTA
P's, to Pericles RHOS
Paid in some chips ANTED
Partner of 'out' OVER
Peek follower ABOO
Pilot's fig. ALT
Pointer, e.g. DOG
Poker holding PAIR
Pound of verse EZRA
Pre-calc class TRIG
Put away, crypt-ically? ENTOMB
Quick request? ASAP
Rm. coolers ACS
SAT component MATH
Saturn models IONS
Says too much, inadvertently LETSSLIP
Secluded spot GLEN
Sheet music lines STAFF
Small item in an antique shop, say OBJETDART
Spurious: Abbr. IMIT
Star of 'Ninotchka' GARBO
Steakhouse order TBONE
Step One: For every answer in this crossword, count this NUMBEROFLETTERS
Step Three: Your Step Two result is the letter count for …! EACHANSWERSCLUE
Step Two: Take the figure you get for Step One and do this MULTIPLYBYTHREE
Stretch the truth, so to speak TELLAFIB
Surge of new arrivals INFLUX
Tabloid twosomes ITEMS
Tax form ID SSN
Three-alarm event BLAZE
To-do list entries TASKS
Ultimate heights ACMES
Wahlberg/Theron caper film, with 'The' ITALIANJOB
Wearers of aprons CHEFS