Problematic for hospital admissions | 35 |
People who call without being asked | 35 |
Word with "jack" or "label" | 47 |
The stars of the Stars and Stripes | 34 |
Organization for women in labor? | 32 |
New Jersey county whose seat is Elizabeth | 41 |
Lincoln's magnificent obsession | 35 |
Duran Duran "___ of the Snake" | 40 |
Collective bargaining agreement side | 36 |
"The ___" (Ore.'s motto) | 38 |
___ Square Cafe (Danny Meyer restaurant) | 40 |
What a Teamster may take in Manhattan? | 38 |
Things in the wallets of many laborers | 38 |
An autoworker's view, usually | 33 |
Get together at the factory, in a way | 37 |
React to an unreasonable boss, perhaps | 38 |
Improve one's bargaining power, in a way | 44 |
Apt username for John, the labor organizer? | 43 |
Part of a groom's wedding outfit? | 37 |
Tag on some American-made clothes | 33 |
Married person's relationship status? | 41 |
North American railroad franchise | 33 |
Worker's advocate, for short | 32 |
One who labors for labor's sake? | 36 |
One who has to answer to the boss | 33 |
Organized labor's rate of pay | 33 |
Establishment with organized workers | 36 |
Establishment covered by the Taft-Hartley Act | 45 |
Laborites' preferred workplaces | 35 |
Patriot's old-fashioned underwear item | 42 |
Sch. where you might major in Strike Negotiation | 48 |
Like a neuron with a single neurite | 35 |
Pink character on "The Backyardigans" | 47 |
It's hardly four-part harmony | 33 |
Together (with ''in'') | 38 |
Simultaneously, with "in" | 35 |
Instances where everyone sings the same note | 44 |
1964-65 World's Fair centerpiece | 36 |
Burroughs and Sperry merger offspring | 37 |
Apartment, to an apartment manager | 34 |
"Law & Order: Special Victims ___" | 48 |
The ''U'' in ICU | 32 |
The U of "Law & Order: SVU" | 41 |
"One Adam Twelve," e.g. | 33 |
Word with "intensive care" | 36 |
The ''U'' of BTU | 32 |
Dennis Haysbert show, with "The" | 42 |
The Big __: pitcher Randy Johnson's nickname | 48 |
The Big ___ (Randy Johnson's nickname) | 42 |
The Big ___ (Randy Johnson sobriquet) | 37 |
The "U" in "I.C.U." | 39 |
Segment covered by a test, perhaps | 34 |
One of a number of similar things | 33 |
It's often named for a scientist | 36 |
Dennis Haysbert TV series, with "The" | 47 |
Dennis Haysbert series, with "The" | 44 |
Dennis Haysbert series (with "The") | 45 |
50 Cent's label G-___ Records | 33 |
"Wall" or "mobile" follower | 47 |
"Radio Friendly ___ Shifter" (Nirvana) | 48 |
''One Adam Twelve,'' e.g. | 41 |
Christian who does not believe in the Trinity | 45 |
Presidents Adams, Fillmore and Taft | 35 |
Baltimore NFLer called "The Golden Arm" | 49 |
Three-time NFL Player of the Year | 33 |
The NFL's "Golden Arm" | 36 |
Quarterback nicknamed the Golden Arm | 36 |
QB legend nicknamed "the Golden Arm" | 46 |
Namath's 1969 Super Bowl foe | 32 |
Legendary Colts quarterback Johnny | 34 |
First NFL Man of the Year Award recipient (1970) | 48 |
Baltimore Colts quarterback legend | 34 |
Call to the workers of the world, perhaps | 41 |
Call to the workers of the world | 32 |
Word on a striker's placard, perhaps | 40 |
Last word of "The Communist Manifesto" | 48 |
Get under one umbrella, so to speak | 35 |
"Welcome aboard" sloganeer | 36 |
"It's time to fly" advertiser | 43 |
Company with two U's in its logo | 36 |
Group honored annually on Oct. 24 | 33 |
Labor group for first-string players? | 37 |
Virginia and West Virginia, once | 32 |
Charity founded in Denver in 1887 | 33 |
Brought an ancient Chinese dynasty together? | 44 |
Like many campaign contributions | 32 |
George W. Bush, self-descriptively | 34 |
"I'm a __, not a divider": Bush | 45 |
Dramatic criteria formulated by Aristotle | 41 |
Choosing between pounds and kilos? | 34 |
Place to the left of a decimal point | 36 |
One of the principles of Kwanzaa | 32 |
What the black Kwanzaa candle represents | 40 |
One of the seven principles of Kwanzaa | 38 |
Central principle of Baha'ism | 33 |
Vanderbilt or Rockefeller: Abbr. | 32 |
The "U" in B.U.: Abbr. | 32 |
Technological introduction of 1951 | 34 |
First computer to predict a U.S. election outcome | 49 |
First commercially successful computer | 38 |