| Western Pyrenees natives and their clones? | 42 |
| Goes from walk to trot and trot to gallop? | 42 |
| Start of a quotation by Frederick Buechner | 42 |
| "Harvey" character Elwood P. ___ | 42 |
| What a burnt child does, in an old proverb | 42 |
| Soon Yi Previn's alma mater, for short | 42 |
| Deep-voiced "Simpsons" character | 42 |
| Controversial current-carried carp catcher | 42 |
| Access data in a lower level of a database | 42 |
| Basketball film directed by Jack Nicholson | 42 |
| It may be illegal to call while doing this | 42 |
| "Right Place, Wrong Time" singer | 42 |
| "Torchwood" was spun off from it | 42 |
| Celebrities may receive them from stalkers | 42 |
| Dance music with slow shifting bass sounds | 42 |
| What a funhouse mirror can cause one to be | 42 |
| Guy who doesn't know his aquatic fowl? | 42 |
| Ben Jonson vis-a-vis Gabriel Spenser, e.g. | 42 |
| "L'Elisir d'Amore" quack | 42 |
| On the receiving end of a Dear John letter | 42 |
| Accessory for one who's been cornered? | 42 |
| "The Purloined Letter" detective | 42 |
| Boxer nicknamed "Hands of Stone" | 42 |
| "The Story of Philosophy" author | 42 |
| Hockey player Roloson and wrestler Johnson | 42 |
| Yoakam who sang "Honky Tonk Man" | 42 |
| "The Raven" writer, in footnotes | 42 |
| "Seven Keys to Baldplate" author | 42 |
| Description of an oyster shell's shape | 42 |
| Spa offering that's not quite godlike? | 42 |
| Company once run by astronaut Frank Borman | 42 |
| Where the Garden State Parkway meets I-280 | 42 |
| Top vs. bottom-seed shutouts, for instance | 42 |
| Taking back one's words in humiliation | 42 |
| Nathan's annual hot-dog contest, e.g.? | 42 |
| Typical line from a gangster movie bad guy | 42 |
| Croak after consuming a whole lot of acid? | 42 |
| 78° 45' clockwise from north: Abbr. | 42 |
| Plant's establishment in a new habitat | 42 |
| "Two Tickets to Paradise" singer | 42 |
| Macedonian city with Greek and Roman ruins | 42 |
| Old English letter still used in Icelandic | 42 |
| "Sunlight in a Cafeteria" artist | 42 |
| People in "Upstairs, Downstairs" | 42 |
| "Return to Earth" autobiographer | 42 |
| Monogram of "The Nun of Amherst" | 42 |
| Commercial fishermen with slippery targets | 42 |
| Estonia, in Estonian (hidden in BEE STING) | 42 |
| "Wow, that's ___ up, man..." | 42 |
| "It's ___ Science" (G4 show) | 42 |
| Quaint expletive on a time-honored truism? | 42 |
| "Liberté, ___, fraternité" | 42 |
| Divided into cell-like areas, as a ceiling | 42 |
| Small compartment for lifting self-esteem? | 42 |
| Possible alternative title for this puzzle | 42 |
| Concern for your own interests and welfare | 42 |
| Crucial voting block, with "the" | 42 |
| Show with Bill Cosby, with "The" | 42 |
| Home of robot jugglers and digital clowns? | 42 |
| "Dallas" matriarch and namesakes | 42 |
| 'L.A. Confidential' novelist James | 42 |
| Mom in "For Better or for Worse" | 42 |
| Hanna-Barbera character who wears overalls | 42 |
| Elementary student at Little Dipper School | 42 |
| Key of Anton Bruckner's Symphony No. 7 | 42 |
| Someone who leaves one country for another | 42 |
| "Blood Simple" star M. ___ Walsh | 42 |
| Michigan county named for an Irish patriot | 42 |
| What you might use to put on a happy face? | 42 |
| Allowed to run, as JavaScript on a webpage | 42 |
| "___ Days" (Schwarzenegger film) | 42 |
| "It's the ___ the world ..." | 42 |
| Second word of "La Marseillaise" | 42 |
| Best Picture of 1996, with "The" | 42 |
| "We will tolerate this no more!" | 42 |
| Edith Piaf classic, "La vie ___" | 42 |
| Areas targeted for economic revitalization | 42 |
| Music maker "played" by the wind | 42 |
| "Aeneid" and "Beowulf" | 42 |
| Hyphenated Beck song off "Guero" | 42 |
| "Maid of Athens, __ part": Byron | 42 |
| Avant-garde composer who sat around a lot? | 42 |
| Entertainment providing a mental diversion | 42 |
| "Pin the tail" target for Kinder | 42 |
| Triage scale for ERs (hidden in RESIDENCE) | 42 |
| Some federal government income [left only] | 42 |
| Predicted payment based on probable profit | 42 |
| In a manner conforming to social standards | 42 |
| Fashion designer Aigner and DJ de Crécy | 42 |
| Ici ___ (here and there, to Thérèse) | 42 |
| Old Italian region also known as Tyrrhenia | 42 |
| Site with homemade crocheted hats and such | 42 |
| It included the Eastern and Western fronts | 42 |
| Song contest won by Celine Dion in '88 | 42 |
| Multicountry union using the same currency | 42 |
| Prefix from the Greek for "wide" | 42 |
| "On the Waterfront" Oscar winner | 42 |
| Big name in women's apparel since 1949 | 42 |
| "Since ___ apples . . . ": Byron | 42 |
| If ____ Would Leave You : Camelot ballad | 42 |