| Company called "Brown" | 32 |
| Company called "Big Brown" | 36 |
| Co. nicknamed "Big Brown" | 35 |
| "What can Brown do for you?" company | 46 |
| "We love logistics" company | 37 |
| "We <3 Logistics" company | 38 |
| "Schedule a pickup" co. | 33 |
| "Big ___" (slangy compliment) | 39 |
| ___ the ante (makes more expensive) | 35 |
| "___-daisy!" (cry to a baby) | 38 |
| Ontario town whose sign boasts a giant mosquito | 47 |
| New Jersey college founded in 1893 | 34 |
| Ex-New Jersey college, founded 1893 | 35 |
| Extremes of life's happenings | 33 |
| Catering to loaded people, perhaps | 34 |
| Truman's defeat of Dewey, e.g. | 34 |
| Long shot's shocking victory | 32 |
| Wichita State over Gonzaga, e.g. | 32 |
| Victory overcoming 100-to-1 odds, e.g. | 38 |
| The only horse that beat Man o' War | 39 |
| Only horse to defeat Man o' War | 35 |
| Only horse to beat Man o' War | 33 |
| Montclair State beats Notre Dame! | 33 |
| Like some stomachs and elections | 32 |
| Don't do this to the apple cart | 35 |
| 16th seed's bracket win, e.g. | 33 |
| Makes some shocking macaroni art, perhaps? | 42 |
| Gambling column's long shot winner | 38 |
| Throws a computer program into disorder? | 40 |
| Causes a small program to crash? | 32 |
| ...and in so doing the klutz _____ | 34 |
| Shipping option that uses trucks | 32 |
| Ex-NFL star and players' union exec Gene | 44 |
| A particular cake, strangely enough | 35 |
| Meson made up of a bottom quark and its antiquark | 49 |
| 20th letter of the Greek alphabet | 33 |
| Grateful words for a delivery company? | 38 |
| Draw attention from, as in "Hamlet" | 45 |
| Like some private-home apartments | 33 |
| The second story, vis-Ã -vis the first | 40 |
| One suddenly raised to importance | 33 |
| Expenses for a surprise contender? | 34 |
| They're not "old money" | 37 |
| Albany's setting in New York | 32 |
| San Jose's locale, vis-Ã -vis San Diego | 45 |
| Northern New York, to Manhattanites | 35 |
| Nearer the top of a regional map | 32 |
| Like Rome vis-Ã -vis New York City | 36 |
| Like Chicago, relatively speaking | 33 |
| Like Albany, vis-Ã -vis New York City | 39 |
| Like Albany vis-Ã -vis New York City | 38 |
| Further north than organized workers? | 37 |
| Northern parts of New York and New Jersey | 41 |
| Not resting on the shoulders, say | 33 |
| ''Daisy'' lead-in | 33 |
| Kaufman's "___ Down Staircase" | 44 |
| "___ Organization," Townsend book | 43 |
| Where stranded canoeists get together? | 38 |
| Across mid-field in football slang | 34 |
| "Where's the treed cat?" response | 47 |
| Slight improvements in business activity | 40 |
| Period when a computer is functioning | 37 |
| "What've you been ___?" | 37 |
| "What have you been ___?" | 35 |
| "What have you been ---?" | 35 |
| ''What have you been ___?'' | 43 |
| "If it were ___ me..." | 32 |
| ''Whatcha ___?'' | 32 |
| ''What've you been ___?'' | 45 |
| Words with ''no good'' | 38 |
| "What've you been __?" | 36 |
| "It's all --- you!" | 33 |
| "It's all ___ you!" | 33 |
| "I've had it --- here!" | 37 |
| "___ Now," Al Smith's autobiography | 49 |
| ''What are you ___?'' | 37 |
| ''I've had it ___ here!'' | 45 |
| ___ no good (looking for trouble) | 33 |
| Words said with an exasperated flourish | 39 |
| "I just don't feel ___" | 37 |
| "The Jungle" writer Sinclair | 38 |
| Author Sinclair or baseball's B.J. | 38 |
| "Oil!" author Sinclair | 32 |
| "Dragon's Teeth" author Sinclair | 46 |
| Site of Brookhaven National Laboratory | 38 |
| Sinclair who wrote "The Jungle" | 41 |
| New York home of Brookhaven Laboratory | 38 |
| Baltimore neighborhood that includes Marble Hill | 48 |
| "The Jungle" author Sinclair | 38 |
| "The Flivver King" author Sinclair | 44 |
| "King Coal" author Sinclair | 37 |
| ''The Jungle'' author Sinclair | 46 |
| At the highest point, redundantly | 33 |
| Drinking and dancing instead of sleeping? | 41 |
| Informed of the latest developments | 35 |
| Including the latest information | 32 |
| "___ Girl" (Billy Joel) | 33 |
| Like a girl in a Billy Joel tune | 32 |
| In Manhattan's residential section | 38 |
| City area associated with affluence | 35 |