New York Times - May 7 2016 Saturday Crossword Puzzle Answer

New York Times Crossword Puzzle Solution - May 7 2016 Saturday

Clues	Answers
A good cure for it is sleep, per W. C. Fields	INSOMNIA
Apple variety	MACPRO
As a replacement	INLIEU
Automatic, for one	ARM
Belt line?	POW
Bit of gang warfare	RUMBLE
Captain of fiction	NEMO
Certain sandal	TSTRAP
Cheese choice	AMERICAN
Color of McCartney's "Sgt. Pepper" uniform	AQUA
Common use for pipe cleaners	CRAFTS
Cut out	OMIT
Dip ___ in	ATOE
Drilling sites	RIGS
Entertains at bedtime	READSTO
Experts in power	EES
Extremely fast?	STARVE
First word of Frost's "The Road Not Taken"	TWO
Fit for service	ONEA
Frequent chant in 2008	YESWECAN
Get the lead out?	SMELT
Go for it, with "in"	OPT
Grp. doing private shows?	USO
Hall-of-Fame N.B.A. player known as "The Worm"	RODMAN
Hmm	LETSSEE
Home of the soccer team that FIFA named the Club of the Century	MADRID
I wish *I* had that	MUSTBENICE
Insistent retort	DOESSO
Jerks	TUGS
Like a boat's cockpit, usually	AFT
Like corduroy	RIBBED
Like Egypt	ARAB
Like much of the Everglades	MARSHY
Like tea bags	POROUS
Longtime nickname in comics	DYNAMICDUO
Major protest	UPROAR
Many a Harpo Marx joke	SIGHTGAG
Many vacationers bring them home	TANS
Mother-or-son Philippine president	AQUINO
Mtg.	SESS
Neapolitan Novels author Ferrante	ELENA
Not learned	INHERENT
On point	APT
One of the singing Braxton sisters	TRACI
One-knee plea	MARRYME
Place to be avoided	NOGOAREA
Plays with emotions?	DRAMAS
Pleasure principle	HEDONISM
Plunder	RAVAGE
Poor little one in Coleridge's "To a Young Ass"	FOAL
Primary loser to J.F.K. in 1960	HHH
Question before a personal update	WHATSNEWWITHYOU
Rocker with the 1976 album "Live Bullet"	SEGER
See 41-Across	INTO
Sharp's handful	CARDS
Sharp's opposite	DUMB
Show title shown on a license plate	LALAW
Simplest sort of deal	CASHSALE
Single from Springsteen's "Born in the U.S.A."	IMONFIRE
Small, slim daggers	PONIARDS
Some wedding parties	RABBIS
Something depicted for goodness' sake?	HALO
Symbol of charge density	RHO
They're followed on message boards	THREADS
Way up at a ski resort	TOW
Where Bambara is widely spoken	MALI
Where Fermi studied	PISA
With 48-Across, enters stealthily	CREEPS
Words that may elicit a worried gulp	ORELSE
Writer who gave his name to an annual award	OHENRY