| "Give Me One Reason" singer Chapman | 45 |
| "Boys Town" won him an Oscar | 38 |
| U.S. women's singles champion: 1979 and 1981 | 48 |
| Frequent abbr. on sheet music for folk songs | 44 |
| Common liner note abbr. on a folk album | 39 |
| Critters to spring for at the amphibian exchange? | 49 |
| Word with "horse" or "free" | 47 |
| Subject of some international agreements | 40 |
| Send a center to Sacramento, say | 32 |
| Exchange (as A and R in this puzzle) | 36 |
| Swap for about .5 euros, in 2002 Berlin? | 40 |
| Retreat activity for investment bankers? | 40 |
| It may display the latest innovations in a field | 48 |
| Like some disgruntled ballplayers | 33 |
| What people did illegally on Napster | 36 |
| How some not-so-good ballplayers find themselves | 48 |
| Cut-throat stockbroker's skill? | 35 |
| Used a lemon instead of cabbage? | 32 |
| Professional courtesy in pricing | 32 |
| Part of a new car purchase, often | 33 |
| It might lower a car dealer's asking price | 46 |
| Cars brought to a dealership, often | 35 |
| Some inventory at an auto dealership | 36 |
| Billboard or The Hollywood Reporter, e.g. | 41 |
| "Daily Variety", for one | 34 |
| Manufacturer's symbol and actor | 35 |
| What the puzzle's long answers all were | 43 |
| Do business like an old German banker? | 38 |
| Food-swapping at a rooming house? | 33 |
| Giving up of one thing for another | 34 |
| Word with Joe's or Vic's | 32 |
| Records live shows to barter w/others | 37 |
| One who might yell "Sell!" | 36 |
| "___ Joes" (boutique grocery store) | 45 |
| 1931 film about a stockbroker's telephone? | 46 |
| Store whose employees wear Hawaiian shirts | 42 |
| Food chain whose employees wear Hawaiian shirts | 47 |
| Baseball card collectors, at times | 34 |
| Polynesian-themed restaurant chain | 34 |
| You may find some on the sports page | 36 |
| Something a company won't reveal | 36 |
| Replace one's old car with a better one, say | 48 |
| Reciprocal raising of tariffs, e.g. | 35 |
| Possible result of economic sanctions | 37 |
| It may involve escalating tariffs | 33 |
| Escalation of retaliatory tariffs | 33 |
| Economic sanctions may lead to one | 34 |
| It continually moves in the same direction | 42 |
| Air movement on one regular course | 34 |
| Normal range of a security's price | 38 |
| People afraid of playing the stock market? | 42 |
| Place to do business in the Old West | 36 |
| Reality show set at a swap meet? | 32 |
| Getting a more expensive car, say | 33 |
| Where Lord Nelson was victorious | 32 |
| London's National Gallery is on it | 38 |
| It has a central island, usually | 32 |
| Orange item set out by a highway crew | 37 |
| Finding a downtown parking space? | 33 |
| It's typically slow during rush hour | 40 |
| Fender bender consequence, maybe | 32 |
| Commuter's congestion problem | 33 |
| Where to find the colors in this puzzle | 39 |
| Shak.'s "Othello," e.g. | 37 |
| "Hamlet" or "Lear": Abbr. | 45 |
| "Hamlet," for one: Abbr. | 34 |
| One who would rather play Othello than Orsino | 45 |
| Female member of a moving company? | 34 |
| "Timon of Athens," e.g. | 33 |
| "Seven Against Thebes," for one | 41 |
| "Julius Caesar," for one | 34 |
| "Hamlet" or "King Lear" | 43 |
| "Coriolanus" or "Richard III" | 49 |
| "Coriolanus" or "King Lear" | 47 |
| "Antigone" or "Elektra" | 43 |
| "Perry Mason" lieutenant | 34 |
| ''Perry Mason'' police lieutenant | 49 |
| ___comic (half serious, half not) | 33 |
| Like the ending of "Romeo and Juliet" | 47 |
| Like "Romeo and Juliet" | 33 |
| No Doubt's "Kingdom" | 34 |
| Like many of Shakespeare's protagonists | 43 |
| Like "Othello" in tone | 32 |
| Like "King Lear," e.g. | 32 |
| Heartbreaking, as "Romeo and Juliet" | 46 |
| 1890 Henry James novel, with "The" | 44 |
| Word with "blazer" or "mix" | 47 |
| Breadcrumbs, in a children's story | 38 |
| ...And You Will Know Us by the ___ of Dead | 42 |
| One might be made of bread crumbs | 33 |
| k.d. lang "___ of Broken Hearts" | 42 |
| Grofé's "On the ___" | 37 |
| Crumbs, in "Hansel and Gretel" | 40 |
| Result of hiking with pyromaniacs? | 34 |
| Be behind, with 30 minutes of football left | 43 |
| Transition to embarrassed silence | 33 |
| Paper ___ (blatant white-collar criminal?) | 42 |
| Curly's job in "City Slickers" | 44 |
| It shows small parts of the picture | 35 |
| It doesn't give you the full picture | 40 |