| "___ your point" | 26 |
| Early southern Europeans | 24 |
| Early dwellers south of Rome | 28 |
| Proud marcher on Oct. 12 | 24 |
| Of Florentine or Roman style | 28 |
| Like much Renaissance art | 25 |
| Meal money in Tuscany? | 22 |
| What "a tutti" is | 27 |
| Summer treat for a goddess? | 27 |
| Former currency unit in Rome | 28 |
| Roman "Roman" | 23 |
| Spinone ___ (hunting dog) | 25 |
| Romance tongue, locally | 23 |
| Enzo Ferrari's language | 27 |
| Garnish that has flat leaves | 28 |
| Stallone's sobriquet | 24 |
| Sobriquet for Stallone | 22 |
| Ricky Balboa's nickname | 27 |
| Temporary teacher in Torino? | 28 |
| Slant one's writing | 23 |
| Highlight in print, in a way | 28 |
| It's used for emphasis | 26 |
| Verdi's land, to Debussy | 28 |
| Pietro's home, to Pierre | 28 |
| "___ to the trees" | 28 |
| More of the advice (Part 3) | 27 |
| Go ___ (try on one's own) | 29 |
| Stressed type, for short | 24 |
| Slanted type, for short | 23 |
| W.W. II Axis members: Abbr. | 27 |
| Stressful type, for short | 25 |
| Right-leaning type, briefly | 27 |
| Eye-catching style, for short | 29 |
| Catania citizens: Abbr. | 23 |
| Parishioners in Milan? | 22 |
| "Try ___ see" | 23 |
| "Try ___ see!" | 24 |
| Name in the news since 1992 | 27 |
| "Vidi," to Tweety | 27 |
| Hit -- (really go places) | 25 |
| 'Now -- be told' | 24 |
| "Happens sometimes" | 29 |
| Broker's stock promise | 26 |
| "___ Happen Here" | 27 |
| Dermatologist, sometimes? | 25 |
| Poet's outlook on life? | 27 |
| Glamorous, high-profile pair | 28 |
| "Maybe, maybe not" | 28 |
| "Definitely maybe" | 28 |
| Make ___ (don't discard) | 28 |
| Put ___ (quit handling) | 23 |
| Have ___ (face no challenges) | 29 |
| "Take ___" Eagles | 27 |
| "What did ___ you?" | 29 |
| "What can __ you?" | 28 |
| Listed in detail, old style | 27 |
| Line-__: listed individually | 28 |
| Do tax work, in Britain | 23 |
| One way to reduce taxes | 23 |
| People using Schedule A | 23 |
| Files a Schedule A, say | 23 |
| 'When will --?' | 23 |
| Tending to repeat oneself | 25 |
| Yadda, yadda, yadda, e.g. | 25 |
| Emphases for an orator | 22 |
| "Just my luck" | 24 |
| A yo-yo also does this | 22 |
| Start of January riddle | 23 |
| Cornell professor, probably | 27 |
| "___ to Be You" | 25 |
| "--- to Be You" | 25 |
| "___ better be!" | 26 |
| "__ to Be You" | 24 |
| "___ to be!" | 22 |
| "___ potential..." | 28 |
| Ivy Leaguer's home | 22 |
| Bad actor's philosophy? | 27 |
| Salesmen's routes: Abbr. | 28 |
| Start of second passage | 23 |
| "You're wrong!" | 29 |
| "I have heard ..." | 28 |
| "___ laugh": Pinero | 29 |
| "We'll find it" | 29 |
| Telecom exec in training | 24 |
| "Quite possibly" | 26 |
| "Ask me tomorrow" | 27 |
| Whittier's saddest words | 28 |
| "Tell ___ in Gath" | 28 |
| 'I can just see --' | 27 |
| Words with hit or take | 22 |
| Words after hit or knock | 24 |
| Start of a kid's lament | 27 |
| Certain alcohols: Suffix | 24 |
| Word with age and weight | 24 |
| Japanese statesman and family | 29 |
| O.J.'s judge et al. | 24 |
| Japanese statesman et al. | 25 |
| Japanese family and admiral | 27 |
| Japanese admiral et al. | 23 |
| Family of Japanese statesman | 28 |