Went from second to first, say | 30 |
Advocate of a twofold doctrine | 30 |
Versatile actors may play them | 30 |
Eva Perón's maiden name | 30 |
Knight Costello's partner? | 30 |
Append, as movie sound effects | 30 |
Baltimore bowler's targets | 30 |
Stoop below, as a theater rope | 30 |
Alice Miller's maiden name | 30 |
Justice for a thieving couple? | 30 |
'Dallas' actor Patrick | 30 |
City overlooking Lake Superior | 30 |
Not the brightest hotel worker | 30 |
Sanitary engineer's treat? | 30 |
Unceremoniously breaks up with | 30 |
Collection agency's tactic | 30 |
Il ___ (cathedral of Florence) | 30 |
2007-08 NBA Rookie of the Year | 30 |
"Palooka" star, 1934 | 30 |
Eleanora of "Cenere" | 30 |
D'Annunzio's inamorata | 30 |
Hoffman who has won two Oscars | 30 |
They chase "bunnies" | 30 |
"O.K., back to work" | 30 |
David's golf cart, perhaps | 30 |
Sport ute entertainment option | 30 |
Device used to zap commercials | 30 |
Rents billboard space, perhaps | 30 |
Pulitzer-winning columnist Jim | 30 |
One of Connie Mack's stars | 30 |
Lead Kindly Light composer | 30 |
Rulers who inherit their power | 30 |
Climb to investigate blast (7) | 30 |
Big waves miss tuna at sea (8) | 30 |
Year that Augustus exiled Ovid | 30 |
Boston-based columnist Margery | 30 |
"Time Tangle" author | 30 |
U.S. painter: 1844–1916 | 30 |
Thomas Huxley's birthplace | 30 |
Otologist's recommendation | 30 |
Pigeonlike South American bird | 30 |
Nobleman who never has enough? | 30 |
"___ to rise . . . " | 30 |
Alien's nemesis, in sci-fi | 30 |
Fungi growing on decaying logs | 30 |
Falling object's direction | 30 |
Dons effortlessly, as footwear | 30 |
Nutmeg State resident, for one | 30 |
New Yorkers, Jerseyites et al. | 30 |
Best Director of 1992 and 2004 | 30 |
New Jersey city next to Newark | 30 |
Waters between Korea and Japan | 30 |
Like 1990's NATO expansion | 30 |
Michelle Obama's bailiwick | 30 |
Like a self-cleaning oven, say | 30 |
Music genre heard in elevators | 30 |
"Born to Dance" tune | 30 |
Neon sign seen in Looney Tunes | 30 |
Swallow hook, line, and sinker | 30 |
Suffers a bad defeat, in slang | 30 |
Accepts an invitation, perhaps | 30 |
2003 Peace Nobelist Shirin ___ | 30 |
Marley's surviving partner | 30 |
Peleg's father: Gen. 10:25 | 30 |
Longtime sports executive Dick | 30 |
Old U.S. gov't investments | 30 |
Steady stream of black coffee? | 30 |
Electrical insulation material | 30 |
Plants modified by environment | 30 |
Establishment in a new habitat | 30 |
Big name in water purification | 30 |
Environment-related regulation | 30 |
Science dealing with pollution | 30 |
Population and pollution, e.g. | 30 |
Showing car-rental preference? | 30 |
They may be carefully balanced | 30 |
Vacation for environmentalists | 30 |
Japanese "superfood" | 30 |
Added just before time ran out | 30 |
The rough vis-Ã -vis a green | 30 |
Roman minister of public works | 30 |
Julius Caesar's early post | 30 |
Turkish city famed for mosques | 30 |
South Carolina river or island | 30 |
Like word processing documents | 30 |
Classicist Hamilton and others | 30 |
Book's first printing, say | 30 |
Remove, as an unnecessary line | 30 |
No-no title at Ms., presumably | 30 |
Instructor's degree: Abbr. | 30 |
"Intermezzo" actress | 30 |
King of England: 946–55 | 30 |
Big Beatles booster in America | 30 |
TV series about a talking tug? | 30 |
Marine plant that morays love? | 30 |
Puzzler's puzzling E-words | 30 |
Ophthalmologist's concerns | 30 |
Not long after, in olden times | 30 |
Middle third of a famous motto | 30 |
Fairness in France's motto | 30 |