| "___ man can tether time or tide" (Robert Burns) | 58 |
| ''___ Lunch'' (William S. Burroughs novel) | 58 |
| One of the singers of "The Madness of King Scar" | 58 |
| Setting in "Call of Duty: Black Ops," informally | 58 |
| Setting for "Miss Saigon" or "Platoon" | 58 |
| "Born on the Fourth of July" setting, familiarly | 58 |
| Jack who played a sawmill worker in "Twin Peaks" | 58 |
| Broadway title character who sings "Tea for Two" | 58 |
| When doubled, a Robin Williams character's catchphrase | 58 |
| ''Reflections on Ice-Breaking'' poet Ogden | 58 |
| Airer of "Dr. Kildare" and "Mr. Novak" | 58 |
| CBS series with a spin-off that takes place in Los Angeles | 58 |
| First st. to join the Union after the end of the Civil War | 58 |
| "___ and Stacey" (Thomas Haden Church TV series) | 58 |
| ___ Donnelly (Tom Hanks' "Family Ties" role) | 58 |
| What this puzzle's four longest answers have in common | 58 |
| "Little House on the Prairie" merchant __ Oleson | 58 |
| Prefix for "liberal" or "conservative" | 58 |
| Peter Lorre's role in "The Story of Mankind" | 58 |
| "Twenty Love Poems and a Song of Despair" writer | 58 |
| Gaming console in Fred Savage's "The Wizard" | 58 |
| ''Good'' or ''bad'' ending | 58 |
| Like the children in "A Visit From St. Nicholas" | 58 |
| Carbonell who plays Dr. Richard Alpert on "Lost" | 58 |
| What literally comes from the north, east, west and south? | 58 |
| Where "The Lord of the Rings" movies were filmed | 58 |
| ''My Big Fat Greek Wedding'' star Vardalos | 58 |
| Athletic equipment giant that sponsors golfer Rory McIlroy | 58 |
| ''Seduction of the Minotaur'' author Anais | 58 |
| Writer who said "What I cannot love, I overlook" | 58 |
| Trendy retailer named for its original 57th Street address | 58 |
| Annual competition first won by the Temple Owls, for short | 58 |
| "Saturday ___" (1976 Earth, Wind & Fire hit) | 58 |
| Jordin Sparks/Chris Brown song covered on "Glee" | 58 |
| Season whose shopping time seems to start before Halloween | 58 |
| Sartre play with the line "Hell is other people" | 58 |
| "--- required" (able to be done single-handedly) | 58 |
| Result of a batter "taking the collar" in a game | 58 |
| "Hold all questions!" (and title of this puzzle) | 58 |
| The "she" of "She's Gotta Have It" | 58 |
| Jennifer Garner's dad in the "Arthur" remake | 58 |
| Only Japanese MLB player to pitch a no-hitter (he had two) | 58 |
| "Getting serious now" change-of-strategy comment | 58 |
| "And Then There Were ___" (Agatha Christie book) | 58 |
| 1925 musical based on the play "My Lady Friends" | 58 |
| Operator represented by a downward arrow in symbolic logic | 58 |
| Its natl. anthem is "Ja, vi elsker dette landet" | 58 |
| Tom and Meg's "You've Got Mail" director | 58 |
| Meg's ''You've Got Mail'' director | 58 |
| ___ Bayes, who co-wrote "Shine On, Harvest Moon" | 58 |
| Bar patron who appears in every "Cheers" episode | 58 |
| He should have written "Postcards From the Edge" | 58 |
| "The Honeymooners" role or town in Massachusetts | 58 |
| Common words in ''A Big Hunk o' Love'' | 58 |
| They were worth $5 each on "What's My Line?" | 58 |
| "The fault . . . is ___ our stars . . . ": Shak. | 58 |
| Like fooling Mother Nature, in an old margarine commercial | 58 |
| ''Cabbages'' and ''kings'' | 58 |
| Org. that I kind of just can't write clues for anymore | 58 |
| "Defending Our Nation. Securing the Future" org. | 58 |
| Intelligence gp. doing controversial domestic surveillance | 58 |
| Band with the 2000 #1 hit "It's Gonna Be Me" | 58 |
| Georgia Tech's Sam ___ School of International Affairs | 58 |
| ___ futures (commodity on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange) | 58 |
| Subject of the Shepard Fairey screenprint "Hope" | 58 |
| He announced Biden as his running mate with a text message | 58 |
| Midwest college town that was an Underground Railroad stop | 58 |
| Like a competitor on ''The Biggest Loser'' | 58 |
| Jude Law's character writes them in "Closer" | 58 |
| The duck in Prokofiev's "Peter and the Wolf" | 58 |
| Whence the line "The True North strong and free" | 58 |
| Philosopher William of __, known for his "razor" | 58 |
| Word before "on a Grecian" in a Keats poem title | 58 |
| Keats' "Bards of Passion and of Mirth," e.g. | 58 |
| "___ to My Family" (1995 hit by the Cranberries) | 58 |
| Product associated with the annual Rotten Sneakers Contest | 58 |
| Book that tells you the meaning of "life": Abbr. | 58 |
| Phrase said while sarcastically snapping one's fingers | 58 |
| Its motto is "With God, all things are possible" | 58 |
| Interjection when contemplating lions and tigers and bears | 58 |
| Mark Wills "Humming like a big well-___ machine" | 58 |
| Resort town near Santa Barbara with a Native American name | 58 |
| Site of the largest WWII Allied Pacific amphibious assault | 58 |
| ''Cray'' or ''pay'' ending | 58 |
| Word following ''Hernando's hideaway'' | 58 |
| Cry heard at a sporting event recently banned in Catalonia | 58 |
| "You've Got to Pick a Pocket or Two" musical | 58 |
| Member of the L.A. Rams' "Fearsome Foursome" | 58 |
| Bree ___, one of Charlie Sheen's "goddesses" | 58 |
| Event scheduled for 2008 in Beijing (with "The") | 58 |
| "The Oracle of ___" (epithet for Warren Buffett) | 58 |
| Country whose name is occasionally used as an exclamation? | 58 |
| Palestinian nominee for Best Foreign Language Film of 2013 | 58 |
| "A Jug of Wine, a Loaf of Bread - and Thou" poet | 58 |
| "___, what eyes hath Love put in my head": Shak. | 58 |
| 1970s-'80s horror film franchise, with "The" | 58 |
| 'ereford and 'ampshire, to Cockneys who live there | 58 |
| Defunct science-fiction magazine cofounded by Bob Guccione | 58 |
| Book with the chapter "How They Dress in Tahiti" | 58 |
| 1847 "Narrative of Adventures in the South Seas" | 58 |