| Big ___ (person who takes a date to a fast-food restaurant, jocularly) | 70 |
| "Dum spiro, ___" ("While I breathe, I hope": Lat.) | 70 |
| Certain spring training matches, and a hint to this puzzle's theme | 70 |
| "I noticed you use the ___ ___ often than the tarnished one" | 70 |
| Country that styles itself a "democratic socialist republic" | 70 |
| What spouse does, step 4 [hint: look at the black squares of the grid] | 70 |
| 1945 film musical with the song "It Might As Well Be Spring" | 70 |
| 50 different ones were released over a 10-year period starting in 1999 | 70 |
| Abbr. used to save time from writing "ain" or "ui" | 70 |
| Feminist who wrote "Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions" | 70 |
| Last night at the party, everyone was so drunk, the garbageman was ___ | 70 |
| Reality show in which contestants get "voted off the island" | 70 |
| ''. . . the ___ completion of their appointed rounds'' | 70 |
| Costar of Stockard in "The House of Blue Leaves" on Broadway | 70 |
| 2005 film for which George Clooney won the Best Supporting Actor Oscar | 70 |
| "In space no one can hear you scream," for "Alien" | 70 |
| Source of the words "mulligatawny" and "catamaran" | 70 |
| Thomas Moore's "The Harp That Once Through _____ Halls!" | 70 |
| Cable sta. that formerly aired shows at 5 and 35 minutes past the hour | 70 |
| Franchise offering "soft serve" and "hand scooped" | 70 |
| Channel that might feature "The Philadelphia Story," briefly | 70 |
| 1960 chart topper with the line "Are you somewhere up above" | 70 |
| Word accompanying ''kiss'' or ''show'' | 70 |
| Source of the phrase "brave new world," with "The" | 70 |
| "How dare you climb a barbed-wire fence wearing my sweater!" | 70 |
| "The perception of ___ is a tie of sympathy . . . ": Emerson | 70 |
| Page where you'd find "when are definite articles used?" | 70 |
| Literary source of "Bless us and splash us, my precioussss!" | 70 |
| Robert Graves poem that starts "The bugler sent a call ... " | 70 |
| 1994 comedy in which Kevin Spacey and Judy Davis play husband and wife | 70 |
| What to look through if you want to see that new building being built? | 70 |
| Nat King Cole's ''___ Things Money Can't Buy'' | 70 |
| Krzysztof Penderecki's "___ to the Victims of Hiroshima" | 70 |
| Word used three times in the first four lines of the Lord's Prayer | 70 |
| Window, of sorts ... or a hint to completing 10 answers in this puzzle | 70 |
| 2008 greatest hits album that includes the song "Proud Mary" | 70 |
| Blind prophet who underwent a seven-year sex change in Greek mythology | 70 |
| Notes after las or word sung after "la la la la la la la la" | 70 |
| "___ the last rose of summer" (start of a Thomas Moore poem) | 70 |
| Dealing with punishment or hardship as a stereotypical tough guy would | 70 |
| Show featuring Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo, and Donatello, briefly | 70 |
| Cable channel whose first broadcast was "Gone With the Wind" | 70 |
| "Get back to work!" or "Coffee break's over!"? | 70 |
| Stuff you're supposed to bathe in if you're sprayed by a skunk | 70 |
| 1983 Indianapolis 500 winner whose nickname is "The Gas Man" | 70 |
| "Unique New York" and "Cinnamon aluminum linoleum" | 70 |
| Western character whose name translates to "fool" in Spanish | 70 |
| City whose name is Siouan for "a good place to dig potatoes" | 70 |
| Peter Gabriel album "Shaking the ___: Sixteen Golden Greats" | 70 |
| Philip Ardagh children's book, "___ and Rubber Chickens" | 70 |
| Ancient Zimbabwean strategy game similar to Mancala (anagram of ROOTS) | 70 |
| REO's "You Can Tune a Piano, But You Can't ___ Fish" | 70 |
| Convenient meal named for what it was designed to be eaten in front of | 70 |
| Bills depicting Trumbull's "Declaration of Independence" | 70 |
| Facial section, in marketing language, most vulnerable to facial pizza | 70 |
| ___girl (new nation founded by Oprah, in an "Onion" article) | 70 |
| "Driving Miss Daisy" Pulitzer-winning dramatist Alfred, 1988 | 70 |
| ___-violence (term coined by Burgess in "A Clockwork Orange" | 70 |
| We Are Defiance "It's Not a Problem ___ You Make It One" | 70 |
| "'___ Me?' I do not know you" (Emily Dickinson poem) | 70 |
| Words with ''the minute'' and ''date'' | 70 |
| Language in which the "Voice of Lahore" newspaper is written | 70 |
| "The tongue of the wise ___ knowledge aright": Proverbs 15:2 | 70 |
| "Back in the ___, you don't know how lucky you are, boy" | 70 |
| "Lord, it is good for ___ be here" (words of Peter to Jesus) | 70 |
| "___ Reader" ("A Different Read on Life" magazine) | 70 |
| "Cool" rapper with the 1990 album "To the Extreme" | 70 |
| Components of some 1980s board games that render them unplayable today | 70 |
| Response to jazzman Peterson's "What's for dinner?"? | 70 |
| Hitchcock film that ends with a nun saying "God, have mercy" | 70 |
| Word with ''funny'' or ''interesting'' | 70 |
| Music channel host whose abbreviation hints at this puzzle's theme | 70 |
| 1970 #1 hit with the lyric "huh, yeah, What is it good for?" | 70 |
| 4x platinum hit single co-written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie | 70 |
| "In the ___ Small Hours of the Morning" (Frank Sinatra song) | 70 |
| "The mouth of a righteous man is a ___ of life": Prov. 10:11 | 70 |
| He was Ahab, Starbuck, and Ishmael in 1999's "Moby Dick" | 70 |
| "Me and my wife would be happy to take care of the plants!"? | 70 |
| London arena that Pelé dubbed "the cathedral of football" | 70 |
| Interjection that seemingly no one on the internet can spell correctly | 70 |
| Author of the Yiddish memoir "And the World Remained Silent" | 70 |
| Non-profit that hosts international technological development contests | 70 |
| "Divine Secrets of the ___ Sisterhood" (Rebecca Wells novel) | 70 |
| Movie with the Oscar-nominated song "Papa, Can You Hear Me?" | 70 |
| "The Best Is ___ to Come" (last song Sinatra sang in public) | 70 |
| Cryptozoological phenomenon that's likely just a Tibetan blue bear | 70 |
| He's third behind Mickey and Babe in career World Series home runs | 70 |
| Singer who said "At least I had that, one guy understood me" | 70 |
| "'Who touches a hair of __ gray head ...'": Whittier | 70 |
| Movie line spoken by Renée Zellweger after "Just shut up" | 70 |
| "Sorry to bother you, but do you work for NASA? Because ..." | 70 |
| Rhyme scheme at the beginning of "Can't Knock the Hustle" | 71 |
| "___ Gold" (compilation album with "Super Trouper") | 71 |
| Leadoff hitter in the baseball rulebook example for batting out of turn | 71 |
| " . . . a heart as sound as ___": "Much Ado . . . " | 71 |
| Northeast corridor transportation choice for people with a train fetish | 71 |
| To whom God said "You are dust, and to dust you shall return" | 71 |
| Definition of the tonic note word, in a "Sound of Music" song | 71 |
| Singer of "Skyfall," 2012 Oscar winner for Best Original Song | 71 |
| Port that was Queen Victoria's first addition to the British Empire | 71 |