| GE acquisition of '86 | 25 |
| First U.S. color-TV maker | 25 |
| First U.S. color TV maker | 25 |
| Electronics brand letters | 25 |
| Big name in stereo cables | 25 |
| American Marconi acquirer | 25 |
| ___ Dome (old Colts home) | 25 |
| Some home theater systems | 25 |
| SelectraVision VCRs, e.g. | 25 |
| Dudley Do-Right's gp. | 25 |
| Proof of purchase (abbr.) | 25 |
| Counter return, for short | 25 |
| Proofs of purchase: Abbr. | 25 |
| Fig. on an old food label | 25 |
| Dietary guideline letters | 25 |
| Abbr. on a vitamin bottle | 25 |
| Old nutrition label abbr. | 25 |
| Nutrition info, for short | 25 |
| It may be measured in IUs | 25 |
| Info in an old vitamin ad | 25 |
| Abbreviated dietary datum | 25 |
| Figures to be maintained? | 25 |
| Traveling turnoffs: Abbr. | 25 |
| Abbey and Tobacco (abbr.) | 25 |
| Mens __ (criminal intent) | 25 |
| Guilty, in a legal phrase | 25 |
| "Auberge" Chris | 25 |
| Tennis player's asset | 25 |
| Undergo a chemical change | 25 |
| Jerk one's knee, e.g. | 25 |
| Fail to keep a poker face | 25 |
| Do a double take, perhaps | 25 |
| Does a double-take, maybe | 25 |
| Use the library, in a way | 25 |
| Interpret, as tarot cards | 25 |
| What Johnnie can't do | 25 |
| Examine, as a thermometer | 25 |
| Creator of Peg Woffington | 25 |
| English novelist: 1814-84 | 25 |
| Publishing house employee | 25 |
| "Keep perusing" | 25 |
| Scrolls through an e-book | 25 |
| Proves one's literacy | 25 |
| Willing and able partner? | 25 |
| "___ or not..." | 25 |
| Leading man, now and then | 25 |
| Former White House family | 25 |
| First Family of the 1980s | 25 |
| Active chemical substance | 25 |
| Chemical used in analysis | 25 |
| Run in syndication, maybe | 25 |
| "The ___ World" | 25 |
| It's nothing personal | 25 |
| Seeing things as they are | 25 |
| Special field of interest | 25 |
| Title trademarked in 1949 | 25 |
| One with lots to show you | 25 |
| About 500 sheets of paper | 25 |
| Stationery order, perhaps | 25 |
| One of ten in a paper box | 25 |
| Squeezed the juice out of | 25 |
| Didn't just criticize | 25 |
| Extracted juice, in a way | 25 |
| Pipe smokers' devices | 25 |
| Juice-extracting utensils | 25 |
| Large quantity of writing | 25 |
| Take a sickle to, perhaps | 25 |
| Get in return, as profits | 25 |
| Gather the fruit of labor | 25 |
| Received as one's due | 25 |
| Hacked at some wheat, say | 25 |
| One skilled with a sickle | 25 |
| McCormick's gold mine | 25 |
| Cyrus McCormick invention | 25 |
| Come back with recycling? | 25 |
| Gathers in from the field | 25 |
| Brings in at harvest time | 25 |
| Area away from the battle | 25 |
| Trunk location, typically | 25 |
| Act like a startled horse | 25 |
| ___-end (hit from behind) | 25 |
| Parking location, perhaps | 25 |
| They're over captains | 25 |
| Mom or dad, traditionally | 25 |
| Furnish with more weapons | 25 |
| Violate a treaty, perhaps | 25 |
| Update military equipment | 25 |
| Provide with new weaponry | 25 |
| Prepare for war once more | 25 |
| Prepare for more fighting | 25 |
| Break a peace treaty, say | 25 |
| Provides with new weapons | 25 |
| Prepares for more battles | 25 |
| Emulates a startled steed | 25 |
| Hitchcock film of '54 | 25 |
| Cartoonist Gardner et al. | 25 |
| "Giant" setting | 25 |
| Soldier in Lee's army | 25 |
| 1860s soldier, informally | 25 |
| One of Gen. Lee's men | 25 |