| Irving Berlin's "All by _____" | 44 |
| Investigation into a social networking site? | 44 |
| Inheritance from one on a ship's bridge? | 44 |
| It might be used for entering financial data | 44 |
| Illinois birthplace of Newhart and Hemingway | 44 |
| It comes in a pear-shaped bottle, ironically | 44 |
| Instrumental 'Falcon Crest' actress? | 44 |
| It's generated for high-quality pictures | 44 |
| It's rung the third Tuesday of September | 44 |
| Ilsa's request in "Casablanca" | 44 |
| Igneous rock beneath the earth's surface | 44 |
| It might help you take a turn for the better | 44 |
| Indian chief also known as Wa-hun-sen-a-cawh | 44 |
| It tracks airplanes one way or the other (5) | 44 |
| It was formed after the Bolshevik Revolution | 44 |
| Item accompanying a pencil in miniature golf | 44 |
| It's usually smaller than a denomination | 44 |
| It's chosen by a collège électoral | 44 |
| It follows ''Que'' in a song | 44 |
| Inge's "Come Back, Little ___" | 44 |
| It's golden, in a 1964 Four Seasons song | 44 |
| Important peninsula in the Six-Day War, 1967 | 44 |
| Its name means ''Lion City'' | 44 |
| In ___ (how location-specific art is viewed) | 44 |
| It separated from the Czech Republic in 1993 | 44 |
| It's represented by a slash, to a kegler | 44 |
| It can have you going in circles for an hour | 44 |
| It may be over the heads of the congregation | 44 |
| Identity thief's acquisitions, for short | 44 |
| Instruments for keeping up with the Joneses? | 44 |
| Island whose capital is Gustavia, familiarly | 44 |
| Island in the French West Indies, familiarly | 44 |
| Index fingers, in a children's hand game | 44 |
| Items unlikely to be stored on the top shelf | 44 |
| It's used when you have the wrong change | 44 |
| Island divided almost in half by the Equator | 44 |
| It's often served with ginger and wasabi | 44 |
| Increase one's offer, as in negotiations | 44 |
| If you're fair, it's hard to get one | 44 |
| It's in the same animal order as a rhino | 44 |
| Items on a ''honey-do'' list | 44 |
| It was formerly called Van Diemen's Land | 44 |
| It'll grab you by the seat of your pants | 44 |
| It's effective when it gets in hot water | 44 |
| I should not be in it, according to an adage | 44 |
| It helps people from driving into the ground | 44 |
| In a dovetail, it's the "male" | 44 |
| It starts: "We, the people . . . " | 44 |
| It shouldn't be dropped in front of kids | 44 |
| Irving Wallace's "__ Document" | 44 |
| It gets thrown up in a famous Christmas poem | 44 |
| Its pilot episode introduced The Smoking Man | 44 |
| It's often punched at the end of the day | 44 |
| It's often pushed back before taking off | 44 |
| Ingredient of some solders and some soldiers | 44 |
| Italian dessert sometimes made with espresso | 44 |
| It can be balanced and biased simultaneously | 44 |
| It's synthesized in a three-step process | 44 |
| It's raised after a payment is collected | 44 |
| It has all 12 pitches of the chromatic scale | 44 |
| It's about 2,500 feet up on Mt. McKinley | 44 |
| Ignore a property owner's signs, perhaps | 44 |
| Internet components, per Senator Ted Stevens | 44 |
| It's named for a Germanic war god: Abbr. | 44 |
| Its frequent flier prog. was called Aviators | 44 |
| Int'l carrier in "The Aviator" | 44 |
| Improve one's bargaining power, in a way | 44 |
| Instances where everyone sings the same note | 44 |
| It's next to last in a notable eightsome | 44 |
| It includes Washington crossing the Delaware | 44 |
| Iron Butterfly "In-A-Gadda-Da-___" | 44 |
| Insect that's well-camouflaged on a tree | 44 |
| IBM computer that won on 'Jeopardy!' | 44 |
| It's about six feet for a turkey vulture | 44 |
| It's got the Sun and Stars (but no Moon) | 44 |
| Its motto is "Equal rights": Abbr. | 44 |
| It's under krypton on the periodic table | 44 |
| Internet giant that purchased Flickr in 2005 | 44 |
| It featured "All You Need Is Love" | 44 |
| Italian custard served either hot or chilled | 44 |
| It's driven over the ice between periods | 44 |
| It's not used in standard sudoku puzzles | 44 |
| It's both sixth and last, alphabetically | 44 |
| It's about 90 yards of a football field | 43 |
| It's typically easier to give than take | 43 |
| Insurance co. with a "spokesduck" | 43 |
| Insurance company with a duck in its TV ads | 43 |
| It's opposite D in the circle of fifths | 43 |
| It might be heard when a light bulb goes on | 43 |
| It's set partly at the Temple of Vulcan | 43 |
| Idol Clay currently in "Spamalot" | 43 |
| It shares its airport shuttle with National | 43 |
| Italian meeting place for Mork and company? | 43 |
| Issuer of the Optima credit card, for short | 43 |
| It merged with British Petroleum in '98 | 43 |
| Increase the intensity, with "up" | 43 |
| Its ads once showed hammers inside the head | 43 |
| It separates the lead singer from the band? | 43 |
| Illinois cheerleader's frequent request | 43 |
| Insect sung about in "High Hopes" | 43 |