| Parisian obsession | 18 |
| Thought one can't shake | 27 |
| Something a Parisian might get stuck on? | 40 |
| Preoccupation | 13 |
| Possible psychotic symptom | 26 |
| Persistent notion | 17 |
| Obsession with an accent | 24 |
| Obsessions: Fr. | 15 |
| 1983 sci-fi rerun? | 18 |
| Election loser's cry | 24 |
| Cry from an also-ran | 20 |
| "Henry VI" character | 30 |
| Esquire in "Henry VI, Part 2" | 39 |
| "Henry VI, Part II" character | 39 |
| Following the same course | 25 |
| Selfsame | 8 |
| Exactly alike | 13 |
| Very same | 9 |
| Not even slightly different | 27 |
| Like clones | 11 |
| Impossible to tell apart | 24 |
| Exact same | 10 |
| How some twins dress | 20 |
| Equivalent cans in London? | 26 |
| Certain look-alike | 18 |
| More than a look-alike | 22 |
| Certain lookalike | 17 |
| Tweedledum and Tweedledee | 25 |
| Tiki and Ronde Barber, e.g. | 27 |
| Metropolitan Stadium siblings? | 30 |
| It's a special delivery | 27 |
| Family pair who are hard to tell apart | 38 |
| As a toddler visiting a farm, Mystery Person heard a pig squeal and ... | 71 |
| Earmarkers | 10 |
| Treats as equal | 15 |
| Picks out from a police lineup | 30 |
| HAMILL, HARMON, MESSIER, SPITZ | 30 |
| It makes faces | 14 |
| Facial recognition aid | 22 |
| Brand used by police in lieu of a sketch artist | 47 |
| Theft target | 12 |
| Secret for some superheroes | 27 |
| It may be secret | 16 |
| What a driver's license shows proof of | 42 |
| What a dog tag reveals | 22 |
| Superhero's secret | 22 |
| Modern-day target of theft | 26 |
| Kind of crisis | 14 |
| John Cusack thriller where the main characters are to turn 30 soon | 66 |
| It's a secret for some superheroes | 38 |
| They prove you are you | 22 |
| "Who am I?" problem | 29 |
| The "who am I?" problem | 33 |
| Psychological problem | 21 |
| Wallet loser's concern | 26 |
| Phishing line? | 14 |
| High-tech criminals | 19 |
| Wallet-size documents: Abbr. | 28 |
| Trav. papers, e.g. | 18 |
| Dogtags, for short | 18 |
| Picture writings | 16 |
| Communism and others | 20 |
| What schools have | 17 |
| Guiding doctrines | 17 |
| Political zealot | 16 |
| Doctrinaire sort | 16 |
| "In March, July, October, May the ___ day" | 52 |
| Guys who only celebrate mid-month? | 34 |
| ___ March | 9 |
| Words before any month's name | 33 |
| Today, to Caesar—and a hint to the hidden word appearing in this puzzle 15 times (including the one in this answer) | 119 |
| Original publisher of the "For Dummies" book series | 61 |
| "___ my right arm" | 28 |
| Of the ego's source | 23 |
| Pertaining to units of living matter | 36 |
| Of an ego source | 16 |
| Of a psyche part | 16 |
| Of a hypothetical unit of living matter | 39 |
| Madonna's announcement after her workout with the 3-time American League MVP? | 81 |
| Part 2 of non-quote | 19 |
| Emphatic boast of responsibility | 32 |
| Reflexive response to an accusation | 35 |
| Proud liberal's apology ... or is it? | 41 |
| Prankster's denial | 22 |
| "That wasn't the group for me" | 44 |
| End of the lyric | 16 |
| "That was the truth" | 30 |
| Apology - Line 1 | 16 |
| "Enjoys long conversations" means ... | 47 |
| Start of a quip by comic Mike Birbiglia | 39 |
| Start of a quote from the boss | 30 |
| Emphatic confirmation | 21 |
| Reply to "You couldn't have!" | 43 |
| Reply to "No, you couldn't have!" | 47 |
| Emphatic confirmation of action | 31 |
| "You'd better believe it" | 39 |
| Question the morning after | 26 |
| Nervous post-blackout question | 30 |
| Romeo's last words | 22 |
| "Thus with a kiss ___": Romeo | 39 |