| Set to fight anew | 17 |
| Quit detente | 12 |
| Provided with new ordnance | 26 |
| Got more from a magazine | 24 |
| Got more ammo | 13 |
| Furnished with additional weapons | 33 |
| Ended a detente | 15 |
| Activated again, as a missile | 29 |
| Stocking the arsenal | 20 |
| Furthest back, like the cheapest seats | 38 |
| Like the cheapest seats | 23 |
| Like the cheap seats, often | 27 |
| Like peanut gallery seats | 25 |
| Lika a caboose | 14 |
| In the very back | 16 |
| Farthest back | 13 |
| Further stirring | 16 |
| Get excited over? | 17 |
| Excite anew | 11 |
| Back burner? | 12 |
| Set up differently | 18 |
| Put into a new order | 20 |
| Work on an anagram | 18 |
| What women do to furniture | 26 |
| Switch about | 12 |
| Change furniture around | 23 |
| Importunate | 11 |
| New dispositions | 16 |
| Alters the configuration | 24 |
| Seize again | 11 |
| Book again | 10 |
| Inner city cop often | 21 |
| What shotgun callers shun | 25 |
| Indy car's lack | 19 |
| What many sports cars lack, and, in a way, what the ends of the starred answers are | 83 |
| Reacts in fear, in a way | 24 |
| Gets on one's high horse? | 29 |
| One of a bicycle pair | 21 |
| Roller near a derailleur | 24 |
| It's near a bicycle's derailleur | 40 |
| Bicycle part near the derailleur | 32 |
| Back-of-the-car item | 20 |
| What some auto mirrors provide | 30 |
| ___ mirror | 10 |
| Retrospective of Sorvino's films? | 37 |
| You may glance at it in passing | 31 |
| They show you where you've been | 35 |
| Hindsight facilitators? | 23 |
| Adjustable auto accessories | 27 |
| Mirrors may show them | 21 |
| How some train riders ride | 26 |
| Places for snow tires | 21 |
| Thing that a second-story man might use to break into a house? | 62 |
| Mother a pane in the backside? | 30 |
| Go up again | 11 |
| Climb back up again | 19 |
| Conquers Everest afresh | 23 |
| Inquired anew | 13 |
| Moderately priced | 17 |
| Logically concluded | 19 |
| Cerebrated | 10 |
| Applied logic | 13 |
| Logician | 8 |
| Original "60 Minutes" co-host Harry | 45 |
| Syllogist | 9 |
| Newsman Harry | 13 |
| Newscaster Harry | 16 |
| Logical newsman? | 16 |
| Walters' partner | 20 |
| TV newsman Harry | 16 |
| Sophist, purportedly | 20 |
| Rather contemporary? | 20 |
| Original "60 Minutes" correspondent | 45 |
| Newscaster | 10 |
| Mr. Spock, notably | 18 |
| Longtime "60 Minutes" anchor | 38 |
| Logical anchor man? | 19 |
| Human as opposed to an animal, notably | 38 |
| Harry, the logical newsman? | 27 |
| Harry of TV news | 16 |
| Detective, for one | 18 |
| Colleague of Walters | 20 |
| Colleague of Wallace and Safer | 30 |
| Bygone newsman Harry | 20 |
| They make sense | 15 |
| Motivation to go on | 19 |
| Ratiocination | 13 |
| Logician's forte | 20 |
| WHYS | 4 |
| Uses logic | 10 |
| Ratiocinates | 12 |
| Argues logically | 16 |
| What Miniver Cheevy had | 23 |
| Uses judgment | 13 |
| Thinks logically | 16 |
| Logical explanations | 20 |
| Intellectualizes | 16 |
| Exercises logic | 15 |
| Applies logic | 13 |
| Thinks through logically | 24 |