| Ceramic muralist for the Unesco building in Paris | 49 |
| Conservationist on California's state quarter | 49 |
| Civil Rights org. headed by Benjamin Todd Jealous | 49 |
| C.S. Lewis's "The Chronicles of __" | 49 |
| Co. that made the first mechanical cash registers | 49 |
| Card game alternately known as "pounce" | 49 |
| City where Whitney Houston's funeral was held | 49 |
| Company with a notoriously checkered labor record | 49 |
| Camera in Paul Simon's "Kodachrome" | 49 |
| Croupier's admonishment at the roulette table | 49 |
| Country partially within the Arctic Circle: Abbr. | 49 |
| Composer and singer of "And When I Die" | 49 |
| California city whose name describes its location | 49 |
| City nicknamed "Pearl of the Black Sea" | 49 |
| Character often seen standing in a puddle of spit | 49 |
| Carmichael's "_____ Buttermilk Sky" | 49 |
| Classic novel whose title means "rover" | 49 |
| Crunchy sandwich with debatable nutritional value | 49 |
| City whose metro is called "Tunnelbane" | 49 |
| City from which pianist Kjell Bækkelund hailed | 49 |
| Courtier who invites Hamlet to fence with Laertes | 49 |
| Cow voiced by Kevin James in "Barnyard" | 49 |
| Cells contributing to the need for a Lamaze class | 49 |
| Carson's "Tonight Show" predecessor | 49 |
| Candy dispensed in a "Seinfeld" episode | 49 |
| Cates of "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" | 49 |
| City whose tower's construction began in 1173 | 49 |
| City mentioned in the 1964 hit "G.T.O." | 49 |
| Climactic event in "Back to the Future" | 49 |
| Capital city more than 9,000 feet above sea level | 49 |
| Charlotte of "The Facts of Life" et al. | 49 |
| Category in which the single-season record is 191 | 49 |
| Confectioner/inventor who once worked for Hershey | 49 |
| Christopher of "The Remains of the Day" | 49 |
| City mentioned in "Folsom Prison Blues" | 49 |
| Car company named from its founder's monogram | 49 |
| Corp. with a spinning globe and tower in its logo | 49 |
| Cry from classic TV: ''Oh, ___!'' | 49 |
| Children's character in the Hundred Acre Wood | 49 |
| Comic with a "domestic goddess" persona | 49 |
| Costar of Dreyfuss in "Lost in Yonkers" | 49 |
| Cars whose only color until 1952 was bottle green | 49 |
| Company whose name means "three oceans" | 49 |
| Company that made Japan's first plastic radio | 49 |
| Company whose frequent flier program is EuroBonus | 49 |
| Card game quietly sat without any competition (9) | 49 |
| Community folk art project started by Cleve Jones | 49 |
| Crowd taunt almost always chanted in the key of F | 49 |
| Cave in Spain famed for its prehistoric paintings | 49 |
| Charlotte ___, capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands | 49 |
| Caustic compounds produced during prenatal exams? | 49 |
| Clock-setting button, and the theme of the puzzle | 49 |
| Catherine of Aragon's successor, marriagewise | 49 |
| Contestant's choice on "Match Game" | 49 |
| Comparative words with ''strong'' | 49 |
| Contract term for a 1930's heavyweight champ? | 49 |
| Cracker spread that's a little sparse on top? | 49 |
| Creole creation strong enough to launch a rocket? | 49 |
| Close-knit group at a popular island destination? | 49 |
| CBS sitcom about physicists, with "The" | 49 |
| Company that invented the portable electric drill | 49 |
| Cantrell who did "Hit 'Em Up Style" | 49 |
| Critique of the sound effects at a haunted house? | 49 |
| Contentious economic issue for the 112th Congress | 49 |
| Comic strip boy with a stuffed tiger named Hobbes | 49 |
| Card game at Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory? | 49 |
| Character in "The Phantom of the Opera" | 49 |
| City of a quarter million founded on a ranch site | 49 |
| Cowardly "It's Tricky" hip-hoppers? | 49 |
| Cartoon character who once appeared as Robin Hood | 49 |
| Choreographer's signals to get off the stage? | 49 |
| Comic writer who produced this puzzle's quote | 49 |
| Characters written on the restroom wall by Bambi? | 49 |
| Cheap fanzine about the "Whip It" band? | 49 |
| Certain ranch name ... or this puzzle's theme | 49 |
| Conclude with an emotional demonstration, perhaps | 49 |
| Could this chef be dubbed "Sir Coffee"? | 49 |
| Cussword that's "dropped," slangily | 49 |
| Celebration of saints that involves a lot of food | 49 |
| Chemists' devices to get rid of love handles? | 49 |
| Catcher who died on his 72nd birthday, 12/20/1972 | 49 |
| Chesterton's "Man Who Was Thursday" | 49 |
| Company that keeps its investments in paper bags? | 49 |
| Chess player's ''Way to go!'' | 49 |
| Character that takes Alice to see the Mock Turtle | 49 |
| Cry to comic Sales when he's losing his grip? | 49 |
| Channels included in some premium cable groupings | 49 |
| Cry during an escape, and this puzzle's title | 49 |
| Country with the highest murder rate in the world | 49 |
| Citizenship and Immigration Services head office? | 49 |
| Confession by evolution pioneer's babysitter? | 49 |
| Creamy Indian dish prepared by just adding water? | 49 |
| Chain store that began as The Golden Rule in 1902 | 49 |
| Chichi-___ (largest of Japan's Bonin Islands) | 49 |
| Completely fooled one of the Beverly Hillbillies? | 49 |
| Cult Canadian comedy troupe, with "The" | 49 |
| Cow cookies, meadow muffins, and pasture patties? | 49 |
| Comic actress nicknamed "The Big Mouth" | 49 |
| Coke's competitor to Pepsi's Mountain Dew | 49 |
| Conclusion of a 1910s "prairie trilogy" | 49 |