It's usually used in twos | 29 |
1897 Felix Hoffmann discovery | 29 |
In ___ (uncomfortably placed) | 29 |
Pharaohs' sacred serpents | 29 |
Royal symbols of the pharaohs | 29 |
"Worms of the Nile" | 29 |
Animal known for stubbornness | 29 |
Horse's long-eared cousin | 29 |
Balky, braying barnyard beast | 29 |
Besieged Syrian leader Bashar | 29 |
Allegro ___ (music direction) | 29 |
Tea-producing region of India | 29 |
Indian state bordering Bhutan | 29 |
Indian state of silkworm fame | 29 |
State that borders Bangladesh | 29 |
State separated by Bangladesh | 29 |
Shillong was once its capital | 29 |
Emmy winner for playing Gotti | 29 |
Actor Armand who played Gotti | 29 |
It often comes with a battery | 29 |
Violent winner of 1946 Derby? | 29 |
Defended, as one's rights | 29 |
Ancestors of domestic donkeys | 29 |
They may get in shape or gear | 29 |
Person who's been charged | 29 |
It can be used for collateral | 29 |
Beauty, brawn or brains, e.g. | 29 |
Valuable or useful possession | 29 |
Ledger entry on the plus side | 29 |
It's a plus in accounting | 29 |
Brains or beauty, for example | 29 |
Site of Rocca Maggiore castle | 29 |
Place to see Giotto paintings | 29 |
Toss from the center, perhaps | 29 |
Outfielder's throw, maybe | 29 |
They help you make your goals | 29 |
The 'A' of PTA: Abbr. | 29 |
"A" in RIAA (Abbr.) | 29 |
They often have organs: Abbr. | 29 |
Paralegal, for example: Abbr. | 29 |
Harried bus. owner's need | 29 |
Executive's helper: Abbr. | 29 |
D.A.'s second chair, e.g. | 29 |
Busy mgr.'s need, perhaps | 29 |
#2 in a prosecutor's off. | 29 |
Members of a D.A.'s staff | 29 |
Takes on, as a responsibility | 29 |
Ancient kingdom on the Tigris | 29 |
"The Thin Man" role | 29 |
Wirehair on the silver screen | 29 |
Wirehair of the silver screen | 29 |
Wirehair in Hammett whodunits | 29 |
Skippy's most famous role | 29 |
Nick and Nora's pet pooch | 29 |
Nick and Nora's companion | 29 |
Hammett's canine creation | 29 |
Four-legged Hammett character | 29 |
Film terrier played by Skippy | 29 |
Film role portrayed by Skippy | 29 |
Austerlitz's adopted name | 29 |
"Top Hat" star Fred | 29 |
Omaha's gift to Hollywood | 29 |
'Top Hat' dancer Fred | 29 |
"Well, it's __" | 29 |
Plant with daisy-like flowers | 29 |
"_____ World Turns" | 29 |
Cause for carrying an inhaler | 29 |
___ Spumante (sparkling wine) | 29 |
Italian wine-growing province | 29 |
Italian wine-producing region | 29 |
John of "Viva Max!" | 29 |
Words on some autobiographies | 29 |
___ Martin (luxury car brand) | 29 |
___ Martin (British car make) | 29 |
Prominent 19th century family | 29 |
New York City's ___ Place | 29 |
Mary of "Dodsworth" | 29 |
Lady who was a friend of Shaw | 29 |
Familiar "400" name | 29 |
Where Tony Bennett hails from | 29 |
Tony Bennett's birthplace | 29 |
Residential section of Queens | 29 |
Subj. for Neil deGrasse Tyson | 29 |
Copernicus's field: Abbr. | 29 |
"Ad ___ per aspera" | 29 |
"Ad ___ per . . . " | 29 |
"Per aspera ad ___" | 29 |
Stars in Caesar's palace? | 29 |
Pharmaceutical giant __Zeneca | 29 |
Like a planetarium projection | 29 |
2005 World Series participant | 29 |
Nolan Ryan, from 1980 to 1988 | 29 |
Colt .45 successor, in sports | 29 |
Athlete whose mascot is Orbit | 29 |
Einstein's touch at golf? | 29 |
Home of the Sun Devils: abbr. | 29 |
Letters on Sun Devil uniforms | 29 |
Business ___ (normal routine) | 29 |
"Even __ speak ..." | 29 |
"Even ___ speak..." | 29 |