| Where signs of visiting prostitutes are most frequent in the aviary? | 68 |
| Swap involving a farm animal and the old man's garden implement? | 68 |
| Greek island that was a source of fine white marble in ancient times | 68 |
| Where "all the people that come and go stop and say hello" | 68 |
| Duke Ellington standard whose name means "lost" in Spanish | 68 |
| “I added some more elements to my table,” Mendeleev said ___ | 68 |
| Raskolnikov portrayer in 1935's "Crime and Punishment" | 68 |
| Katharina's match in ''The Taming of the Shrew'' | 68 |
| Keyboard technique suggested by the instruction "attacca"? | 68 |
| 15th-century pontiff who was the only pope to write an autobiography | 68 |
| Sugar pill that "the Science Guy" stops being addicted to? | 68 |
| Wedding invitation term that means "You may bring a guest" | 68 |
| ... PORTNOY'S COMPLAINT, PORTERHOUSE STEAK, and PORTMANTEAU WORD | 68 |
| Longtime host of PBS's "Championship Ballroom Dancing" | 68 |
| Punk rock band whose most famous song is a prayer to the Virgin Mary | 68 |
| "Therefore, I have proven the existence of jalapeños!"? | 68 |
| Response to actress Bracco's "What's for brunch?"? | 68 |
| Diploma only slightly more difficult than Underwater Basket Weaving? | 68 |
| Heavy metal band whose first album was "Out of the Cellar" | 68 |
| Anjelica Huston's hubby in ''The Addams Family'' | 68 |
| What a goofy, witty waitstaff provides? (Everyone is alive and well) | 68 |
| Sister of actor Emilio and semi-regular on "The West Wing" | 68 |
| Award-winning 2002 Italian film whose title means "breath" | 68 |
| 2012 NFL draft pick with the same name as his grandfather, for short | 68 |
| Drugs purchased with settlement money from Napster-related lawsuits? | 68 |
| Johnny ___ (Edward G. Robinson's "Key Largo" gangster) | 68 |
| Gets past a last difficulty ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme | 68 |
| Polish-born musician who was awarded a Presidential Medal of Freedom | 68 |
| Newly-elected senator married to a former Miami Dolphins cheerleader | 68 |
| 1967 #1 hit with the lyric "Who could hang a name on you?" | 68 |
| Lead a law-abiding life as a former criminal, in British slang (1,8) | 68 |
| Drag performer with a wax likeness in New York's Madame Tussauds | 68 |
| What you should hear in the background as you're solving/playing | 68 |
| "We're the reason for the season" could be their motto | 68 |
| What a plagiarist might write with someone else's original idea? | 68 |
| Actor who always looks like he's about to kick someone's ass | 68 |
| "I Really Like Him" singer in "Man of La Mancha" | 68 |
| California city that's home to the Ghirardelli Chocolate Company | 68 |
| It lost out to "The Phantom of the Opera" for Best Musical | 68 |
| Take a pink balloon, twist it in the middle, then twist at both ends | 68 |
| "Not gonna happen. Didn't you hear me the first time?" | 68 |
| "Under the ___" (song from "The Little Mermaid") | 68 |
| Where does N.C. rank among U.S. states in Christmas tree production? | 68 |
| "Space ___" ("Star Trek" episode featuring Khan) | 68 |
| Company that released the unsuccessful Saturn and Dreamcast consoles | 68 |
| Word with ''taught'' or ''effacing'' | 68 |
| Box marked "M," "F", or "Yes, please!" | 68 |
| Word missing twice in the Beatles' "___ Said ___ Said" | 68 |
| Actress North who played Kramer's mother in "Seinfeld" | 68 |
| Look for bargains (and a hint that explains this puzzle's theme) | 68 |
| 1962 hit with the repeated lyric "A little bit softer now" | 68 |
| Controversial 2007 documentary about the American health care system | 68 |
| ___ Meier, creator of the "Civilization" video game series | 68 |
| Region divided by the Munich Pact and again by the Potsdam agreement | 68 |
| Like the perfect working relationship of lazy, lusty, greedy people? | 68 |
| iPhone assistant who says that "42" is the meaning of life | 68 |
| 1955 #1 hit that ends "I owe my soul to the company store" | 68 |
| 70 ... (when completed, song from ''The Music Man'') | 68 |
| Genre in which guitarists often play a "walking" bass line | 68 |
| Island setting in Virginia Woolf's "To the Lighthouse" | 68 |
| "Time __ away, and leaves you with nothing ..." (The Boss) | 68 |
| Part of what "little boys are made of," in a nursery rhyme | 68 |
| Show from which Adrien Brody and Martin Lawrence are banned for life | 68 |
| Protest activity for ANWR drilling proponents against EPA officials? | 68 |
| Word with ''drinking'' and ''fight'' | 68 |
| "Memoirs of a Geisha" author Arthur's farts and burps? | 68 |
| Tony winner between "Avenue Q" and "Jersey Boys" | 68 |
| "The Fly-Away Horse ___ ever and ever away" (Eugene Field) | 68 |
| Washing machine phase graphically shown in this puzzle's circles | 68 |
| Unexpected nickname of a Hughes Aircraft plane built mostly of birch | 68 |
| Sanskrit honorific that is an anagram of a similar English honorific | 68 |
| Education-policy acronym for the four fields featured in this puzzle | 68 |
| Schindler's business partner in "Schindler's List" | 68 |
| The act of grinding your teeth while thinking about comedian Martin? | 68 |
| Start of a retort that ends "but names will never hurt me" | 68 |
| F(ormations that li)e (u)nderg(ro)u(nd) i(n consis)t(ent l)a(ye)r(s) | 68 |
| "Boogie With ___" ("Metaphysical Graffiti" song) | 68 |
| Teen's response to "What'd you do on the weekend?" | 68 |
| Pompous sorts ... and what can be seen in this puzzle's circles? | 68 |
| ''Fashions fade, ___ is eternal'' (Yves St. Laurent) | 68 |
| "Mortal Kombat" character whose fatality was the Spine Rip | 68 |
| Japanese dish served with udon, tofu, vegetables and raw beaten eggs | 68 |
| His tale follows the Friar's in "The Canterbury Tales" | 68 |
| Mixed drink #4: Metal chopsticks (vodka, Kahlúa, and light cream) | 68 |
| Singer Quatro who played Leather Tuscadero on "Happy Days" | 68 |
| Song with the lyric "How can I hurt when holdin' you?" | 68 |
| Shakespeare on a well-played RBI ("Henry VIII," II, i, 77) | 68 |
| Like locks that can't be opened in a certain Florida city? (#33) | 68 |
| With "The," 1958 Hudson/Stack movie about a former WWI ace | 68 |
| Pastries in the "Don't Come Around Here No More" video | 68 |
| Brandon ___ (Hilary Swank's "Boys Don't Cry" role) | 68 |
| ___ Beer Night (predictably catastrophic '70s stadium promotion) | 68 |
| Certain one of a series of clones of a 1990s presidential contender? | 68 |
| Holiday when sweeping and emptying the trash are considered bad luck | 68 |
| Film about "Mack the Knife" singer, as told by a jazz fan? | 68 |
| "Yes, I'm positive this seed is in five-spice powder"? | 68 |
| "I'll alert ____ media": Hobson, in "Arthur" | 68 |
| Disney film featuring Berlioz, Toulouse, Marie and their mom Duchess | 68 |
| Line from ''Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!'' | 68 |
| CATCH ME IF YOU CAN! Warm, sweet, well-rounded guy. Into running ... | 68 |