Word in some British place names | 32 |
Second word in many a fairy tale | 32 |
Part of many British place names | 32 |
Chance _____ (meet accidentally) | 32 |
"--- futher review..." | 32 |
"Once ___ time . . . " | 32 |
One of Michigan's peninsulas | 32 |
Like folks in a high tax bracket | 32 |
More than a murmur of discontent | 32 |
Co. with a fleet of brown trucks | 32 |
Company called "Brown" | 32 |
Long shot's shocking victory | 32 |
Wichita State over Gonzaga, e.g. | 32 |
Like some stomachs and elections | 32 |
Causes a small program to crash? | 32 |
Shipping option that uses trucks | 32 |
Albany's setting in New York | 32 |
Nearer the top of a regional map | 32 |
"If it were ___ me..." | 32 |
''Whatcha ___?'' | 32 |
"Oil!" author Sinclair | 32 |
Including the latest information | 32 |
Like a girl in a Billy Joel tune | 32 |
Northern Manhattan dweller, e.g. | 32 |
Market change from bear to bull | 32 |
Russian river to the Caspian Sea | 32 |
River that feeds the Caspian Sea | 32 |
River leading to the Caspian Sea | 32 |
Russia's ___ Industrial Area | 32 |
River with a sturgeon population | 32 |
River through western Kazakhstan | 32 |
River through the Steppe of Asia | 32 |
River through Atyrau, Kazakhstan | 32 |
River flowing through Kazakhstan | 32 |
Part of the Europe-Asia boundary | 32 |
1,500-mile (or so) Russian chain | 32 |
___ Industrial Region, in Russia | 32 |
Narodnaya is the tallest of them | 32 |
Boundary between Europe and Asia | 32 |
"Dr. Zhivago" backdrop | 32 |
Containing a radioactive element | 32 |
William Herschel discovery, 1781 | 32 |
City bovine's Hawaiian dish? | 32 |
An official language of Pakistan | 32 |
Pakistan's official language | 32 |
Pakistan's national language | 32 |
Language derived from Hindustani | 32 |
Scene of the William Tell legend | 32 |
Where the Reuss River originates | 32 |
Canton in the Reuss River valley | 32 |
State sch. in the smallest state | 32 |
Sch. with a campus in Providence | 32 |
"William Tell" setting | 32 |
Major component of kidney stones | 32 |
'Spenser: For Hire' star | 32 |
___ and Thummin (Judaic objects) | 32 |
Thummim's biblical companion | 32 |
''Topaz'' author | 32 |
Author of "Battle Cry" | 32 |
"Exodus" novelist Leon | 32 |
Author of "Armageddon" | 32 |
Often-underlined text, for short | 32 |
Line in many an e-mail signature | 32 |
It's found in an address bar | 32 |
It often begins with www (abbr.) | 32 |
http://word-games.pogo.com, e.g. | 32 |
Some modern addresses, for short | 32 |
They may be shortened via bit.ly | 32 |
Entries in a modern address book | 32 |
"Ode on a Grecian ___" | 32 |
Beverage server at a fancy party | 32 |
Start of two constellation names | 32 |
Bear, in two constellation names | 32 |
"Major" sky attraction | 32 |
Nation NE of the Rio de la Plata | 32 |
Where Bruce Springsteen was born | 32 |
"Miracle on Ice" chant | 32 |
Birthplace in a Springsteen song | 32 |
"White Collar" network | 32 |
Stars represent its constituents | 32 |
Something seen on Forever stamps | 32 |
Women's World Cup powerhouse | 32 |
It's in the Security Council | 32 |
Home of over 300 million (Abbr.) | 32 |
First nat. with a nuclear weapon | 32 |
"Covert Affairs" airer | 32 |
___ Today (newspaper since 1982) | 32 |
Separate mil. service since 1947 | 32 |
It has its academy in Colo. Spr. | 32 |
"Wild blue yonder" gp. | 32 |
What an electric meter indicates | 32 |
Subject of Fowler's handbook | 32 |
Meter reader's determination | 32 |
Southwest alternative, for short | 32 |
Allegheny's new name in 1979 | 32 |
Benefits of wealth, in economics | 32 |
Pink Floyd: "___ Them" | 32 |
Important computer industry port | 32 |
It runs through four Great Lakes | 32 |
John Wayne's L.A. alma mater | 32 |