| Projection insulated by the nodes of Ranvier | 44 |
| Peter Mayle's "__ in Provence" | 44 |
| Person who would not be a good sumo wrestler | 44 |
| Part of Florida's Gold Coast, informally | 44 |
| Peter of "Everybody Loves Raymond" | 44 |
| Popular "The Price Is Right" prize | 44 |
| Place where you won't find free spirits? | 44 |
| Poe's "The ___ of Amontillado" | 44 |
| Politically incorrect term for some students | 44 |
| Personal-injury litigator's compensation | 44 |
| Painter of "Une Matinée . . . " | 44 |
| Place where a driver may be required to stop | 44 |
| Playground perchers in "The Birds" | 44 |
| Place where workers sometimes cut the cheese | 44 |
| Patrick's ''Ghost'' wife | 44 |
| Political "yellow dogs," for short | 44 |
| Paris's Avenue ___ Champs-Élysées | 44 |
| Porfirio ___, president of Mexico, 1884-1911 | 44 |
| Porter's "Let's ___": 1928 | 44 |
| Political nickname based on a middle initial | 44 |
| Pulitzer-winning poet ___ St. Vincent Millay | 44 |
| Poe poem about a knight's lifelong quest | 44 |
| Portmanteau word used in textbook publishing | 44 |
| President Monroe's ____ of Good Feelings | 44 |
| Pennsylvania's "Flagship City" | 44 |
| Paul Anka's ''___ Beso'' | 44 |
| Pulitzer Prize-winning dramatist O'Neill | 44 |
| Pronoun in a "Concentration" rebus | 44 |
| Play the sycophant to, with "over" | 44 |
| Pool hall "Better luck next time"? | 44 |
| Parts of it may be revealed in biology class | 44 |
| Player of the field hockey-like sport shinty | 44 |
| Popular clothing store, with "The" | 44 |
| People magazine's 1999 Sexiest Man Alive | 44 |
| Princess in Disney's 'Enchanted' | 44 |
| Possible response to "Can I, Dad?" | 44 |
| Phrase like "zounds," but cutesier | 44 |
| Place-name in Genesis's story of Joseph. | 44 |
| Pass imperceptibly from one shade to another | 44 |
| President called "American Caesar" | 44 |
| Poorly suited to working in public relations | 44 |
| Passenger on "The Love Boat," e.g. | 44 |
| Prince in both parts of "Henry IV" | 44 |
| Painter of "The Laughing Cavalier" | 44 |
| President called "His Fraudulency" | 44 |
| Park Chung ___, S. Korean President: 1963-79 | 44 |
| Play that depicts Prince Hal as a mature man | 44 |
| Poet Doolittle better known as H.D. Imagiste | 44 |
| PBS's "The __ Gourmet TV Show" | 44 |
| Puff the Magic Dragon's frolicking place | 44 |
| Partner of ''skip and jump'' | 44 |
| Provider of immunity on "Survivor" | 44 |
| Porter's "___ Kick Out of You" | 44 |
| Pet bat in TV's "The Munsters" | 44 |
| Positive response to "Are you OK?" | 44 |
| Place for ''bombs bursting'' | 44 |
| Pulitzer Prize winner for "Picnic" | 44 |
| Place that could fit this puzzle's theme | 44 |
| Provide coverage for through Prudential, say | 44 |
| Phil Collins "Dance ___ the Light" | 44 |
| Potassium ___ (compound used in photography) | 44 |
| Pretenders "Loving You ___ I Know" | 44 |
| Places with a large percentage of beachfront | 44 |
| Phone call reply to "Who is this?" | 44 |
| Panel game show of the '50s and '60s | 44 |
| Publication with articles about drugs: Abbr. | 44 |
| Penn of "Harold & Kumar" films | 44 |
| Publisher of the fictional New York Inquirer | 44 |
| Powder ___ (potentially dangerous situation) | 44 |
| Philippines "Queen of Talk" Aquino | 44 |
| Prez whose two daughters shared his initials | 44 |
| Pope who persuaded Attila not to attack Rome | 44 |
| Proud, energetic, domineering ones, they say | 44 |
| Package phrase that might appeal to a dieter | 44 |
| Potok's "My Name is Asher ___" | 44 |
| Party label for Brit. P.M. William Gladstone | 44 |
| Purple ___, New Hampshire's state flower | 44 |
| Problem for someone who can't say grace? | 44 |
| Position when buddies won't go to a show | 44 |
| Product sold below cost to attract customers | 44 |
| Powell partner in "Thin Man" films | 44 |
| Parties with a whole lot of shaking going on | 44 |
| Poster with a "You are here" label | 44 |
| People with a widely-misinterpreted calendar | 44 |
| Puzzle with an "Enter" instruction | 44 |
| Phil Collins "You Know What I ___" | 44 |
| Perle who inspired "Call Me Madam" | 44 |
| Performers in black-and-white striped shirts | 44 |
| Puccini's "O ___ babbino caro" | 44 |
| Piano bar standard composed by Erroll Garner | 44 |
| Painting behind bulletproof glass since 2005 | 44 |
| Pikes Peak and Sugarloaf, for example: Abbr. | 44 |
| Perot opposed it during his '92 campaign | 44 |
| Prefix meaning ''billionth'' | 44 |
| Part of an infamous description of the press | 44 |
| Pacific nation once known as Pleasant Island | 44 |
| Prefix with ''conservative'' | 44 |
| Palindromic abbreviation in industrial music | 44 |
| Prosecutor's request at a murder hearing | 44 |
| Putting regular gas in a diesel engine, e.g. | 44 |