The Khmer Rouge overthrew him | 29 |
Taxpayers' escape hatches | 29 |
Title role for Susan Sarandon | 29 |
They're off their rockers | 29 |
Tammany Hall and power mowers | 29 |
The Yukon's ___ Mountains | 29 |
They're often sensational | 29 |
Town's prin. thoroughfare | 29 |
Time to celebrate capitalism? | 29 |
Task for a Canadian gardener? | 29 |
Thurgood of the Supreme Court | 29 |
Tavern run by funny brothers? | 29 |
The arts as shown on TV, e.g. | 29 |
Timeframe for quick decisions | 29 |
The Manassa ___(Jack Dempsey) | 29 |
The drug ecstasy, alternately | 29 |
They might have bones to pick | 29 |
Third tone of a musical scale | 29 |
Type of genetic cell division | 29 |
They may run home, informally | 29 |
Teeny-tiny photo reproduction | 29 |
Two actresses and a trumpeter | 29 |
Take care of feudal property? | 29 |
They provide limited coverage | 29 |
The first Mrs. Richard Wagner | 29 |
They're taken at meetings | 29 |
Tiara winner in 1991 and 2000 | 29 |
The story of snakes, updated? | 29 |
Their larvae feed on milkweed | 29 |
They're up for discussion | 29 |
Thomas Bulfinch's subject | 29 |
TV sleuth who blew his cover? | 29 |
They have too much government | 29 |
TWO "UNITED" STATES | 29 |
Team on the scoreboard at MSG | 29 |
Team in "Moneyball" | 29 |
Top of a tall building, maybe | 29 |
The bends, to caisson workers | 29 |
Tin Man's plea in Oz film | 29 |
TV's Ashley and Mary-Kate | 29 |
They'll try most anything | 29 |
Thing to press to get started | 29 |
They're pressed for power | 29 |
TV's "___ Time" | 29 |
They can be used when driving | 29 |
Trip-odometer initial reading | 29 |
Their seats are called carols | 29 |
Teach a puppy to poop indoors | 29 |
The Louvre, Notre Dame, etc.? | 29 |
Two-___ (extended TV episode) | 29 |
TV family or feathered friend | 29 |
Taking the last beer, for one | 29 |
Throughout, in bibliographies | 29 |
Tracy-Hepburn movie duo: 1952 | 29 |
Touching scene at an airport? | 29 |
They're attached to quads | 29 |
Tourist's ocular activity | 29 |
The perennial perennial youth | 29 |
They list long-distance calls | 29 |
Type of mathematical function | 29 |
They touch your hair at night | 29 |
They're stuffed in olives | 29 |
The Leaning Tower News, e.g.? | 29 |
Town south of San Luis Obispo | 29 |
The enterprising musician ___ | 29 |
Trend in a specific direction | 29 |
They have their shining hours | 29 |
Tennis racket string material | 29 |
They were seldom left at post | 29 |
They often point toward Mecca | 29 |
Tupelo's rock star et al. | 29 |
Theatrical sneak peeks (Var.) | 29 |
Theme of this puzzle, finally | 29 |
The art of putting things off | 29 |
Typo on a vodka bottle label? | 29 |
They're squeezed for fuel | 29 |
Traditional Thanksgiving dish | 29 |
Traditional Thanksgiving fare | 29 |
The press liaison officer ___ | 29 |
Time-saving, in product names | 29 |
They never win, it's said | 29 |
They're often in the pits | 29 |
They're sliced for salads | 29 |
Transport that runs on tracks | 29 |
Things people are trained in? | 29 |
They're simple to express | 29 |
They get the call in the fall | 29 |
Talking style in music: Abbr. | 29 |
Talents for getting publicity | 29 |
Type of investment, initially | 29 |
Trusted (with "on") | 29 |
Turpentine, to an oil painter | 29 |
Transfers a rootbound begonia | 29 |
Tries for again, as an office | 29 |
This will secure a mouthpiece | 29 |
Taxes for the government, say | 29 |
The study of the altered ego? | 29 |
Tool used in thoracic surgery | 29 |
They can make people break up | 29 |
They're straight shooters | 29 |