"___ momento, por favor" | 34 |
Like the use of stereotypes, often | 34 |
Dismissive of modern sensibilities | 34 |
Start to sort out, as stored boxes | 34 |
What a typical wannabe writer has? | 34 |
General Assembly figure, for short | 34 |
Family name with a checkered past? | 34 |
Like a drain after a drain cleaner | 34 |
"Do ___ others as . . ." | 34 |
"Render __ Caesar . . ." | 34 |
"For ___ us a child ..." | 34 |
"___ us a child is born" | 34 |
"Night ___ Night": Wylie | 34 |
"For ____ us a child..." | 34 |
" . . . a lamp ___ feet" | 34 |
Solves a crossword after work, say | 34 |
Like many a Christmas sweater gift | 34 |
L'___ Vogue (Italian magazine) | 34 |
''___ Lazy River'' | 34 |
Bars scanned at a checkout (abbr.) | 34 |
Able to catch the sunrise, perhaps | 34 |
Supported, as an appealed decision | 34 |
Org. managed by Scripps until 1982 | 34 |
"Breaking __ Hard to Do" | 34 |
Prepare to share, maybe, as a song | 34 |
Coming immediately after, as on TV | 34 |
"Once ___ a time . . . " | 34 |
"___ further review ..." | 34 |
Second word of fairy tale openings | 34 |
Preposition in British place names | 34 |
"Once __ a midnight ..." | 34 |
"... ___ a midnight ..." | 34 |
" . . . wish ___ a star" | 34 |
"When You Wish ___ Star" | 34 |
Suited to a person's strengths | 34 |
University city north of Stockholm | 34 |
Like St. Paul, vis-a-vis St. Louis | 34 |
New Jersey college founded in 1893 | 34 |
Catering to loaded people, perhaps | 34 |
Truman's defeat of Dewey, e.g. | 34 |
...and in so doing the klutz _____ | 34 |
Expenses for a surprise contender? | 34 |
Across mid-field in football slang | 34 |
"__ and Away": 1960s hit | 34 |
The Ilek is one of its tributaries | 34 |
Mountains dividing Europe and Asia | 34 |
1500-mile river to the Caspian Sea | 34 |
1400-mile river to the Caspian Sea | 34 |
  Pertaining to element 92 | 34 |
Chief ore of a fissionable element | 34 |
Prefix meaning "heavens" | 34 |
William Herschel discovery of 1781 | 34 |
City adjoining Champaign, Illinois | 34 |
Pope who started the First Crusade | 34 |
A Pakistani poet might write in it | 34 |
Scottish chemist: 1778–1857 | 34 |
Manhattan Project scientist Harold | 34 |
Geller who claims to be telepathic | 34 |
The Rams of the Atlantic 10: Abbr. | 34 |
Sch. whose mascot is Rhody the Ram | 34 |
Locale of "William Tell" | 34 |
Geller with supposed mental powers | 34 |
Officer slain in the Old Testament | 34 |
First name of a Dickensian villain | 34 |
David had him killed, in the Bible | 34 |
"Spenser: For Hire" star | 34 |
Star of TV's "Vega$" | 34 |
"Spencer: For Hire" star | 34 |
Angel in "Paradise Lost" | 34 |
"Battle Cry" author Leon | 34 |
"The Angry Hills" author | 34 |
"Armageddon" author Leon | 34 |
''The Haj'' author | 34 |
"The Angry Hills" writer | 34 |
"Redemption" author Leon | 34 |
"Mitla Pass" author Leon | 34 |
"Battle Cry" penner Leon | 34 |
"Family Matters" annoyer | 34 |
One may be bookmarked by a browser | 34 |
Zoroaster's reputed birthplace | 34 |
It may have several cups of coffee | 34 |
It might be next to a chafing dish | 34 |
They're a bunch of ash holders | 34 |
"Superman II" villainess | 34 |
__ Major (Big Dipper's locale) | 34 |
George of the Jungle's beloved | 34 |
Land on the Rio de la Plata: Abbr. | 34 |
One of NATO's founding members | 34 |
About 6.5% of the Earth's land | 34 |
Abbr. in a Springsteen album title | 34 |
"The good ol'" place | 34 |
"Covert Affairs" network | 34 |
Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. | 34 |
Org. with an acad. near Colo. Spr. | 34 |
Humanitarian agency created by JFK | 34 |
Foreign assistance org. since 1961 | 34 |
Sprinter Bolt of the 2008 Olympics | 34 |
Commercial carrier name until 1997 | 34 |
Carrier whose name changed in 1997 | 34 |
Peripherals standard, in computing | 34 |