New York Times - May 31 2008

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Clues Answers
'Amarantine' Grammy winner ENYA
'Splendor in the Grass' Oscar winner INGE
'Sure looks that way' SOITSEEMS
'That's good enough' ITLLDO
'The Novel of the Future' author NIN
'The washday miracle' sloganeer, once TIDE
'The Wreck of the Mary ___' (1959 film) DEARE
'Whatever' IDONTCARE
1956 Olympic skiing sensation ___ Sailer TONI
After the Pentateuchal period POSTMOSAIC
Attic, often THIRDFLOOR
Bank deposit, of sorts ORE
Bears do it SELL
Between seating sections INTHEAISLE
Certain atomic X-ray emission NRADIATION
Chichewa and English are its two official languages MALAWI
Clammy? SILENT
Cot spot TENT
Court hangers NETS
Curious to a fault MEDDLESOME
Day when courts are not in session DIESNON
Exchange for something very valuable EYETEETH
Extremely desirable PLUM
First Earl of Chatham PITT
Fixes SETS
Flight passengers often work on them LAPTOPS
Get down SADDEN
Grp. issuing IDs SSA
Heavenly discovery of 1801 CERES
In unison ADUE
It's 8 for O ATNO
Jenny Craig testimonial starter ILOST
Like many a backsplash TILED
Like some adult hippos THREETON
Clues Answers
Lurch REEL
Lyric stand-in, perhaps NANANA
Massachusetts motto starter ENSE
Meatball OAF
Mekong Buddhist LAO
Near the hip ILIAC
Not independently ASONE
Not too much of a stretch PLAUSIBLE
Obnoxious sort FINK
One found in the woods OBOE
One of three French auto-making brothers RENAULT
Oscar show airer? PBS
Passage to get 8-Down ADIT
Porky FATASAHOG
Proceeding GOINGAHEAD
Product with a rotating ball ROLLON
Read the riot act BAWLEDOUT
Ready to get engaged? ONHIRE
Recovers HEALS
Retaining instructions STETS
Saint ___ Bay, Jamaica ANNS
Seat KEISTER
Sites of some religious statues APSES
Socs. ASSNS
Some appliances GES
Sportsman of the Year co-winner of 1998 SOSA
Spread statistic ACREAGE
Tennis star Petrova NADIA
Text messaging command SEND
Tick source SECONDHAND
Tool for sewing canvas SAILNEEDLE
Top arrangement? HAIRDO
Vertical piece in a door frame STILE
Where habits are picked up? NUNNERIES