| One of the red Monopoly spaces | 30 |
| R. Dean Taylor tune of '70 | 30 |
| Sundance Festival entry, often | 30 |
| Film festival selection, often | 30 |
| Film at a film festival often, | 30 |
| ___-European (language family) | 30 |
| Like many rainy-day activities | 30 |
| Where smoking jackets are worn | 30 |
| ___ course (at the right time) | 30 |
| Race at The Brickyard, briefly | 30 |
| Ending with nectar or elephant | 30 |
| Ending for elephant or serpent | 30 |
| Ending for Clement or Benedict | 30 |
| "You're All ___" | 30 |
| 'Baby, -- Your Loving' | 30 |
| Hard to get a reaction out of? | 30 |
| Dom Pedro's ill-fated wife | 30 |
| "Can you beat that!" | 30 |
| Start of a Zsa Zsa Gabor quote | 30 |
| 16-year-olds, legally speaking | 30 |
| Imply's opposite, in a way | 30 |
| Extrapolate from what is known | 30 |
| "Divine Comedy" part | 30 |
| Debriefing extraction, briefly | 30 |
| Press release contents (Abbr.) | 30 |
| Horse's-mouth intelligence | 30 |
| "___ a penny . . . " | 30 |
| Effective now, as a regulation | 30 |
| New York City Marathon sponsor | 30 |
| Like Schubert's Mass No. 2 | 30 |
| Dutch financial services giant | 30 |
| Young Frankenstein married her | 30 |
| Foxy Brown neé ___ Marchand | 30 |
| "Bus Stop" dramatist | 30 |
| 1953 Pulitzer winner for drama | 30 |
| Author of "Bus Stop" | 30 |
| 1953 Pulitzer Prize playwright | 30 |
| Actress Stevens of 60's TV | 30 |
| How last-minute plans are made | 30 |
| Like many company publications | 30 |
| Signature parts, often (abbr.) | 30 |
| Read it every day in the paper | 30 |
| Make permanent, as a signature | 30 |
| Puts one's John Hancock on | 30 |
| Tattoo artist's selections | 30 |
| Invisible, indelible and India | 30 |
| Prepares the presses, in a way | 30 |
| Attends to, as a dry stamp pad | 30 |
| Affixes one's signature to | 30 |
| Adds one's John Hancock to | 30 |
| Like some decorative furniture | 30 |
| Without a firm grip on reality | 30 |
| You might get one at City Hall | 30 |
| Relative acquired at the altar | 30 |
| Nonreturnable wedding present? | 30 |
| Arkin to Falk, in a 1979 movie | 30 |
| Source of much family friction | 30 |
| Inevitable results of marriage | 30 |
| Frequent post-wedding visitors | 30 |
| Subsurface woodwork decoration | 30 |
| Replacing, with "of" | 30 |
| Like Fiennes's Shakespeare | 30 |
| "Friends ___ Places" | 30 |
| Just starting to roll, perhaps | 30 |
| It may have a room with a view | 30 |
| Tourist's overnight option | 30 |
| Quaint traveler's quarters | 30 |
| It may follow Days on the road | 30 |
| "Holiday ___" (1942) | 30 |
| English novelist Hammond _____ | 30 |
| Weary travelers' stopovers | 30 |
| The Tabard and the White Horse | 30 |
| Michelin Guide recommendations | 30 |
| She gave Odysseus a magic veil | 30 |
| Sea goddess who saved Odysseus | 30 |
| How canned sardines are packed | 30 |
| Part of, like a practical joke | 30 |
| Get ___ (share the rewards of) | 30 |
| "___ ear and . . . " | 30 |
| "... two mints ___!" | 30 |
| Privy to a practical joke, say | 30 |
| Trying to get untied, briefly? | 30 |
| Trying to break a tie, briefly | 30 |
| How some NFL games are decided | 30 |
| Tied to the train tracks, e.g. | 30 |
| Like Humpty Dumpty, ultimately | 30 |
| Current supplied for a circuit | 30 |
| Dressed like Oliver Twist, say | 30 |
| Start of a legal clarification | 30 |
| Japanese equivalent of a purse | 30 |
| Cio-Cio-San's set of boxes | 30 |
| Many bricks shy of a full load | 30 |
| They can't get off the web | 30 |
| Brushback pitch's location | 30 |
| "Not ___ many words" | 30 |
| Psychically, if not physically | 30 |
| "Meet Me ____ Louis" | 30 |
| Load onto oneÂ’s hard drive | 30 |
| Protect against heat loss, say | 30 |
| Lloyd's of London, for one | 30 |