| Sourdough ___ (mascot of the San Francisco 49ers) | 49 |
| "I'll have what they're having" | 49 |
| Uninspired restaurant order, with "the" | 49 |
| Said twice, equivalent of "Nothing new" | 49 |
| The Apolima Strait separates its two main islands | 49 |
| It declared independence from New Zealand in 1962 | 49 |
| Triangular pastry that may be served with chutney | 49 |
| "Jose" or "Francisco" lead-in | 49 |
| "Clemente" or "Mateo" lead-in | 49 |
| What Hendrix' "Castles" are made of | 49 |
| Onetime "Drink it and sleep!" sloganeer | 49 |
| Company whose name means "three oceans" | 49 |
| Company that made Japan's first plastic radio | 49 |
| Actress Ramirez of "Grey's Anatomy" | 49 |
| "___ Smile" (1976 Hall & Oates hit) | 49 |
| Tony-winning "Spamalot" actress Ramirez | 49 |
| She played Carrie in "Sex and the City" | 49 |
| Lancaster's "Atlantic City" co-star | 49 |
| Puppeteer who designed Macy's parade balloons | 49 |
| Orville P. Snorkel of the comics page, familiarly | 49 |
| Decliner of 1964's Nobel Prize for Literature | 49 |
| "Hell is other people" French dramatist | 49 |
| World's first carrier with a transpolar route | 49 |
| Company whose frequent flier program is EuroBonus | 49 |
| Bird's name in "Peter and the Wolf" | 49 |
| Awaited someone's arrival before going to bed | 49 |
| "___ Devouring His Son" (Goya painting) | 49 |
| "Two all-beef patties, special ___ ..." | 49 |
| Word with "rip" or "circular" | 49 |
| "Nor do not ___ the air . . . ": Hamlet | 49 |
| Successor to Gibson on "ABC World News" | 49 |
| Begian musical-instrument maker: 1791–1865 | 49 |
| "Oh ___ . . . ," start of partial quote | 49 |
| Justice who's the son of an Italian immigrant | 49 |
| Suffix with "dream" or "land" | 49 |
| Like capital letters in many E. E. Cummings poems | 49 |
| ''Rush Hour III'' is full of them | 49 |
| The "e" sound in "they," e.g. | 49 |
| Washing ritual incorporates true forgiveness (10) | 49 |
| Card game quietly sat without any competition (9) | 49 |
| "I'll set ___ of rue . . . ": Shak. | 49 |
| Setting for Sinclair's "The Jungle" | 49 |
| Israeli diplomat who served in the United Nations | 49 |
| Biblical character who survived the Fiery Furnace | 49 |
| "__ Without Wings": Celtic Thunder song | 49 |
| "Er, yeah, regarding what happened ..." | 49 |
| " . . . closer than ___": Proverb 18:24 | 49 |
| "___ of Light" (Audre Lorde collection) | 49 |
| "As sure ___ as ever won . . . ": Shak. | 49 |
| "Things Fall Apart" novelist Chinua ___ | 49 |
| Singer covering "Purple Haze," probably | 49 |
| Aptly, about 5 percent of the Earth's surface | 49 |
| Robert De Niro and Jack Nicholson, in Sacramento? | 49 |
| What the society butcher considered himself to be | 49 |
| Latinist's "to a ridiculous degree" | 49 |
| Actor voicing the mayor on "Family Guy" | 49 |
| Turkish city, site of a 1943 Churchill conference | 49 |
| "Might as well face, it you're ___" | 49 |
| "Ladies Love Country Boys" singer Trace | 49 |
| "Free," in "land of the free" | 49 |
| " . . . of a stone, a leaf, ___": Wolfe | 49 |
| A mysterious red hair on a shirt collar, perhaps? | 49 |
| Part of Alexander the Great's conquest, today | 49 |
| "Thy hand is but ___ to my fist": Shak. | 49 |
| "Their founts ___ with tears": Browning | 49 |
| Four stops on "A" trip around the world | 49 |
| "The third day comes ___ . . . ": Shak. | 49 |
| Where most things rank in importance to a Muslim? | 49 |
| ''I've Got ___ in Kalamazoo'' | 49 |
| "I've Got ___ Kalamazoo," 1942 song | 49 |
| Relationship with a cougar's defining feature | 49 |
| " . . . ___ of purest ray serene": Gray | 49 |
| "Ten thousand saw I at ___": Wordsworth | 49 |
| Community folk art project started by Cleve Jones | 49 |
| Crowd taunt almost always chanted in the key of F | 49 |
| Do a radio remembrance of a late Pantera founder? | 49 |
| Nickname for Michael Jordan, with "His" | 49 |
| With "El," British victory site of 1942 | 49 |
| Oscar winner for "Little Miss Sunshine" | 49 |
| 1968 Best Actor nominee for "The Fixer" | 49 |
| 'You Don't Bring Me Flowers' lyricist | 49 |
| St. ___ (English boys' school founded in 948) | 49 |
| Author of "The Man With the Golden Arm" | 49 |
| "A Walk on the Wild Side" writer Nelson | 49 |
| Vincent Price's costar in "The Fly" | 49 |
| "That doesn't make ___ of sense..." | 49 |
| Affirmation about the God of Islam's justice? | 49 |
| "Mock on, mock on, 'tis ___": Blake | 49 |
| . . . "SAGAN'S STARS" by A. Miller? | 49 |
| "___ are saying is give peace a chance" | 49 |
| English cloth measure, once used for tax purposes | 49 |
| One, two and three ... or this puzzle's title | 49 |
| Cave in Spain famed for its prehistoric paintings | 49 |
| "Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands" author | 49 |
| "The way of a man with _____": Proverbs | 49 |
| Charlotte ___, capital of the U.S. Virgin Islands | 49 |
| " . . . a drunken sailor on ___": Shak. | 49 |
| "Three on ___," 1932 Bogart-Davis movie | 49 |
| Anagram for "Try Ma's charm, sire!" | 49 |
| Short-tailed rodent from a Massachusetts college? | 49 |