| Border sharers of Europe and Asia? | 34 |
| Discomfort for visitors to a European nation? | 45 |
| European nation troubles late Defense Secretary | 47 |
| "Thus ___ Zarathustra" | 32 |
| Nietzsche's "Thus_____ Zarathustra" | 49 |
| "Thus ___ Zarathustra": Nietzsche | 43 |
| ''Thus ___ Zarathustra'' | 40 |
| Fischer beat him to become the World Champion | 45 |
| "Swimming to Cambodia" monologist | 43 |
| Product with a museum in Austin, Minnesota | 42 |
| Random link from some stranger, say | 35 |
| It may have a ''HOT STOCK TIP!'' | 48 |
| Subject of a museum in Austin, Minnesota | 40 |
| Subject of a museum in Austin, Minn. | 36 |
| Subject of a Monty Python sketch | 32 |
| Subject of a classic Monty Python skit | 38 |
| Stuff caught in an e-mail filter | 32 |
| Roughly 50 billion messages every day | 37 |
| Product with its own museum in Minnesota | 40 |
| Name sung over and over in a Monty Python skit | 46 |
| Monty Python song about canned meat | 35 |
| Miracle cure in your inbox, undoubtedly | 39 |
| Message from a bogus Nigerian prince, e.g. | 42 |
| Meat featured in a Monty Python musical title | 45 |
| Junk email or canned meat product | 33 |
| It may be filtered into its own folder | 38 |
| Hormel canned it in 1937; Congress, in 2003 | 43 |
| Email, as a million strangers at once | 37 |
| Email that's likely to be deleted | 37 |
| E-mail that's sent out by the millions | 42 |
| E-mail that's likely to be deleted | 38 |
| E-mail that often includes fake subject lines | 45 |
| E-mail from Complicity Q. Proportionate, say | 44 |
| Canned comestible with a portmanteau name | 41 |
| Brand introduced on July 5, 1937 | 32 |
| Austin, Minnesota, museum subject | 33 |
| A dispiritingly large amount of e-mail | 38 |
| "Make $8,000 in ONE week," e.g. | 41 |
| What some unscrupulous e-businesses do? | 39 |
| Musical with the song "The Holy Grail" | 48 |
| Musical that parodies Arthurian legend | 38 |
| 2005 Tony winner for Best Musical | 33 |
| 2005 musical based on Arthurian legend | 38 |
| 2005 Broadway hit based on a 1974 film | 38 |
| Automated programs that send junk e-mail | 40 |
| "Salad in a can" that never caught on? | 48 |
| One posing as the son of a Nigerian prince, say | 47 |
| Emailer whose missives are usually unwanted | 43 |
| Sends millions of unwanted messages, say | 40 |
| Sends mass mailings to, in a way | 32 |
| Rapidly disseminates junk, in a way | 35 |
| Wingtip-to-wingtip dimension for an airplane | 44 |
| The Golden Gate's is 4,200 feet | 35 |
| Rocker might have a short attention one | 39 |
| General public might have a short attention one | 47 |
| Approximately 1,600 feet, for the Brooklyn Bridge | 49 |
| Stretch across shipboard floors? | 32 |
| Fiber known as elastane in Europe | 33 |
| Architectural space above an arch | 33 |
| "Hasta la vista, baby!," e.g. | 39 |
| Ben E. King's first top ten song | 36 |
| Where "abalone" comes from | 36 |
| Kind of "Eyes" in a song | 34 |
| It's heard a lot in Los Angeles | 35 |
| Florida colonizers, with "the" | 40 |
| "Cómo está usted?" language | 43 |
| Fleet sent against England in 1588 | 34 |
| Ferdinand's flight of fancy, say? | 37 |
| 1966 Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass hit | 44 |
| Emerald-green beetle or reputed aphrodisiac | 43 |
| What pirates called the Caribbean | 33 |
| Caribbean area where pirates plundered | 38 |
| It's found hanging around in Louisiana | 42 |
| Set of chess moves also called the Ruy Lopez | 44 |
| Madrid's equivalent of a Texas university | 45 |
| Roman landmark rising from the Piazza di Spagna | 47 |
| Segundo matrimonio result, maybe? | 33 |
| Punished with a wooden spoon, say | 33 |
| Wildebeest who doesn't spare the rod? | 41 |
| Antelope that believes in corporal punishment? | 46 |
| With "brand," fresh on the shelves | 44 |
| McFarland of "Our Gang" | 33 |
| "Little Rascals" rascal | 33 |
| Connected the opposite shores of, as a river | 44 |
| Actor Joe of "Hill Street Blues" | 42 |
| Joe of "Hill Street Blues" | 36 |
| "Hill Street Blues" actor Joe | 39 |
| Vincent of "Baby It's You" | 40 |
| Jessie who was A.C. Slater's girl | 37 |
| Jessie ___ ("Saved by the Bell" role) | 47 |
| He was Goldblume on "Hill Street Blues" | 49 |
| Actor Vincent of "Alive" | 34 |
| 'Hill Street Blues actor Joe' | 37 |
| Reaches, as from point A to point B | 35 |
| Work to get better rights, maybe | 32 |
| Practice one's one-two, maybe | 33 |
| Participate in a debate, as it were | 35 |
| Her motto was "Semper Paratus" | 40 |
| Fight without harmful intentions | 32 |
| "Semper Paratus" is her motto | 39 |