| Key that doesn't work by itself | 35 |
| It may be used with Ctrl and Delete | 35 |
| Button often used with Ctrl and Del | 35 |
| Lady Bird Johnson's middle name | 35 |
| Ski resort near the Great Salt Lake | 35 |
| Ski resort in the Wasatch Mountains | 35 |
| ___ Mountains (Central Asian range) | 35 |
| Slayer "___ of Sacrifice" | 35 |
| They sometimes have crosses to bear | 35 |
| Der ___ Fritz (Friedrich the Great) | 35 |
| Der ___ (German "father") | 35 |
| "Circumstances ___ cases" | 35 |
| Tony Clifton, to comic Andy Kaufman | 35 |
| Part of many a superhero's life | 35 |
| Do this, then that, then this again | 35 |
| 'Nashville' director Robert | 35 |
| Second-highest in four-part harmony | 35 |
| Charlie Parker's saxophone type | 35 |
| Brahms' "___Rhapsody" | 35 |
| Señorita's "Stop!" | 35 |
| "Breathe In" band Palo___ | 35 |
| City of last Lincoln-Douglas debate | 35 |
| College interview conductors, often | 35 |
| Bill and Hillary, vis-Ã -vis Yale | 35 |
| Ones with numbers after their names | 35 |
| Fey and Franken, to "SNL" | 35 |
| The "A." on many a patent | 35 |
| Middle name of a "Wizard" | 35 |
| Org. that publishes Advocacy Update | 35 |
| Org. for the subject of this puzzle | 35 |
| Gp. that declared obesity a disease | 35 |
| "The Joy Luck Club" nanny | 35 |
| '-- and the Night Visitors' | 35 |
| Beethoven's 7th is in it: abbr. | 35 |
| "Give ___ a horse . . . " | 35 |
| "___ walks into a bar..." | 35 |
| 1986 girl's-name song by Boston | 35 |
| "Ugly Betty" receptionist | 35 |
| "Amo, ___, I love a lass" | 35 |
| Domitian's "you love" | 35 |
| Amo, ___, amat (Latin 101 sequence) | 35 |
| "I --- my wits' end!" | 35 |
| Italian who pulled a lot of strings | 35 |
| Family name of Italian violinmakers | 35 |
| Cream-of-the-crop Cremona craftsman | 35 |
| World's largest river by volume | 35 |
| World's largest online retailer | 35 |
| Seattle's third-largest company | 35 |
| Endangered South American watershed | 35 |
| Like the "waves of grain" | 35 |
| Gremlins and Hornets of old autodom | 35 |
| Oscar winner for "Cocoon" | 35 |
| Women's rights advocate Bloomer | 35 |
| Title woman in a Joni Mitchell song | 35 |
| "You can say that again!" | 35 |
| Last word spoken at night, for many | 35 |
| Word shouted or whispered at church | 35 |
| It comes between praying and eating | 35 |
| "I'll drink to that!" | 35 |
| "Couldn't agree more" | 35 |
| Said at end of gospel show, perhaps | 35 |
| Flock's "Absolutely!" | 35 |
| 1965 Top 10 hit for the Impressions | 35 |
| "I know that's right" | 35 |
| "Ain't it the truth!" | 35 |
| "FoxTrot" cartoonist Bill | 35 |
| Shouts with hands raised, sometimes | 35 |
| "I'd like to see ___" | 35 |
| "'Tis ___ bagatelle!" | 35 |
| ___ shadow of one's former self | 35 |
| "An ___ Tragedy": Dreiser | 35 |
| "___ Graffiti": 1973 film | 35 |
| "Daniel Boone" co-star Ed | 35 |
| University city north of Des Moines | 35 |
| Iowa city, once called College Farm | 35 |
| Home of the N.C.A.A.'s Cyclones | 35 |
| Colonial almanac compiler Nathaniel | 35 |
| City about 30 miles from Des Moines | 35 |
| Skid Row "Makin' ___" | 35 |
| Where some trades are made, briefly | 35 |
| Like virtually all radios, nowadays | 35 |
| Little Jack Horner's last words | 35 |
| Start of Cain's famous question | 35 |
| American Music Institute, for short | 35 |
| "What Kind of Fool _____" | 35 |
| "What __, chopped liver?" | 35 |
| "... what a good boy ---" | 35 |
| "___ in Love?": 1952 song | 35 |
| "___ Blue?" (1929 #1 hit) | 35 |
| Oldie recorded by Midler in '72 | 35 |
| Françoise, to François, maybe | 35 |
| Serge Gainsbourg's lovers, e.g. | 35 |
| "I'd walk ___ . . . " | 35 |
| "A miss is as good as __" | 35 |
| Porter's "I ___ Love" | 35 |
| "I ___ no mood to argue!" | 35 |
| Grieg's piano concerto is in it | 35 |
| Chieftain of the Middle East (Var.) | 35 |
| "Jake's Thing" author | 35 |
| He wrote "I Like It Here" | 35 |