| ''The Cherry Orchard'' girl | 43 |
| ___ Seton, author of "My Theodosia" | 45 |
| ___ Seton, author of "Dragonwyck" | 43 |
| ___ Seton, "My Theodosia" author | 42 |
| ___ Seton, "Dragonwyck" author | 40 |
| Start of a psychologist's statement | 39 |
| "We're waiting ..." | 33 |
| "Be that as it may ..." | 33 |
| "As I was saying . . ." | 33 |
| "Be that as it may . . ." | 35 |
| "Notwithstanding that ..." | 36 |
| "Be that as it may . . . " | 36 |
| "Alice Doesn't Live Here" closer | 46 |
| "Can't Cry ---" (Sheryl Crow) | 43 |
| "Are there ___ at home like you?" | 43 |
| "Alice Doesn't Live Here ___" | 43 |
| "Do I have a volunteer?" | 34 |
| "Who'll volunteer?" | 33 |
| "Who'd like to volunteer?" | 40 |
| ''Who'd like to volunteer?'' | 48 |
| "Who wants to volunteer?" | 35 |
| "Who wants to go next?" | 33 |
| "I wouldn't do this for just __" | 46 |
| "I don't care who" | 32 |
| "Do we have a volunteer?" | 35 |
| "Can ___ Explain?": 1950 song | 39 |
| "___ Can Whistle," Sondheim musical | 45 |
| 'Doesn't matter who' | 32 |
| "So, back to what I was saying..." | 44 |
| "Let's change the subject" | 40 |
| Blues Traveler "But ___" | 34 |
| "___ I Wander," 1952 song | 35 |
| January 1944 Allied landing site | 32 |
| Astronaut's "Perfect!" | 36 |
| Astronaut's "Fine!" | 33 |
| Armstrong's "Perfect!" | 36 |
| "Everything's fine!" | 34 |
| ''Fine, Houston'' | 33 |
| ''All systems go'' | 34 |
| ''All systems go,'' in letters | 46 |
| NASA's "all systems gO" | 37 |
| Astronauts' "all right" | 37 |
| Astronaut's "perfect" | 35 |
| Astronaut's "fine" | 32 |
| Astronaut's "Everything's fine" | 49 |
| Astronaut's "All systems go" | 42 |
| Astronaut's 'thumbs-up' | 35 |
| Armstrong's "All's well!" | 43 |
| "Great," astronaut-style | 34 |
| "All's well" at NASA | 34 |
| "All's well," in space | 36 |
| ''Everything's fine!'' | 42 |
| "Houston, we don't have a problem" | 48 |
| World Golf Hall of Fame member Isao | 35 |
| 2004 World Golf Hall of Fame inductee Isao | 42 |
| Positive signs of life in outer space? | 38 |
| Astronauts' "All's-well" calls | 48 |
| "All systems go" signals | 34 |
| "You've got mail" co. | 35 |
| "You've Got Mail" company | 39 |
| 'You've got mail' co. | 33 |
| ''You've got mail'' co. | 43 |
| Common letters in an email address | 34 |
| Co. that merged with Time Warner | 32 |
| "You've got mail!" letters | 40 |
| ''You've got mail'' letters | 47 |
| Time Warner merger partner, in 2000 | 35 |
| Quantum Computer Services, today | 32 |
| Part of some e-mail addresses, briefly | 38 |
| ISP with a circle-in-a-triangle logo | 36 |
| ISP that used to mail free trial discs | 38 |
| Company with a "Running Man" symbol | 45 |
| Company that merged with Time Warner | 36 |
| Company that mails out many CD-ROMs | 35 |
| Co. in a 2001 merger with Time Warner | 37 |
| Alternative to Prodigy or CompuServe | 36 |
| "You've got mail!" company | 40 |
| ''You've got mail'' ISP | 43 |
| Tech company spun off from Time Warner | 38 |
| Quantum Computer Services, since Oct. 1991 | 42 |
| Provider for Hanks and Ryan in a 1998 romcom | 44 |
| Portal with the Joystiq video game blog | 39 |
| Owner of The Huffington Post since 2011 | 39 |
| Owner of the Buddy List trademark | 33 |
| Name for Quantum Computer Services since '89 | 48 |
| Modern-day corp. giant with a 1992 I.P.O. | 41 |
| Media company operated by Time Warner | 37 |
| Major Internet service provider, for short | 42 |
| Letters in many e-mail addresses | 32 |
| It once had over 30 million subscribers | 39 |
| It had its second IPO in '99 | 32 |
| It bought the Huffington Post in March 2011 | 43 |
| It began as Quantum Computer Services | 37 |
| ISP featuring CBS Radio stations | 32 |
| Internet giant that owns MapQuest | 33 |
| Internet company with a 2009 IPO | 32 |
| Inspiration for "You've Got Mail" | 47 |
| Earthlink competitor, familiarly | 32 |
| Domain name for old-school email addresses | 42 |
| Company with a yellow stick figure mascot | 41 |