Sherlock Holmes looks for them | 30 |
Divot on the golf course, e.g. | 30 |
Half of an infamous outlaw duo | 30 |
Awards org. based in Nashville | 30 |
Nashville org. founded in 1958 | 30 |
''Follow me!'' | 30 |
"Squawk Box" network | 30 |
"Closing Bell" airer | 30 |
"Fast Money" network | 30 |
'Closing Bell' network | 30 |
Wolf Blitzer's broadcaster | 30 |
Anderson Cooper's employer | 30 |
"Your $$$$$" network | 30 |
Where to catch Anderson Cooper | 30 |
Sports Illustrated's owner | 30 |
"House Call" network | 30 |
'John King, USA' airer | 30 |
Canada's tallest structure | 30 |
West Virginia natural resource | 30 |
Certain global warming culprit | 30 |
Newcastle's nonrequirement | 30 |
Augustine song about BBQ fuel? | 30 |
The Coney Island Cyclone, e.g. | 30 |
Joseph's prized possession | 30 |
Covered, as a house with paint | 30 |
Tropical cousin of the raccoon | 30 |
They may be checked or checked | 30 |
Influence by gentle persuasion | 30 |
Prepared, as apples for baking | 30 |
Ferromagnetic metallic element | 30 |
"The Virginian" star | 30 |
Cooperstown electee of '36 | 30 |
"12 Angry Men" actor | 30 |
She was successful with Caesar | 30 |
Caesar's erstwhile partner | 30 |
Caesar's partner in comedy | 30 |
Former Columbia Pictures owner | 30 |
"Fort Apache" figure | 30 |
Nickname for Conan O'Brien | 30 |
French fashion designer Chanel | 30 |
Drink served with marshmallows | 30 |
Drink topped with marshmallows | 30 |
Airer of fashion infomercials? | 30 |
Fish often used in fish sticks | 30 |
Source of some liver-based oil | 30 |
Opposite of an intro, in music | 30 |
Computer programmer's work | 30 |
Does some computer programming | 30 |
Predecessor of the modern book | 30 |
Country singer David Allan ___ | 30 |
Record-setting miler Sebastian | 30 |
Like military academies, today | 30 |
Yale students starting in 1969 | 30 |
Producer brothers' surname | 30 |
Academy Award-winning brothers | 30 |
Start of Descartes' phrase | 30 |
Literally, "I think" | 30 |
Nobody employees in the system | 30 |
What lions and lambs rarely do | 30 |
"Suzanne" songwriter | 30 |
Clinton Cabinet member William | 30 |
William of the Clinton Cabinet | 30 |
"Hallelujah" Leonard | 30 |
Rosenberg trial prosecutor Roy | 30 |
Onetime Columbia Pictures head | 30 |
"Citizen ---" (1992) | 30 |
Fish also known as a blue jack | 30 |
Meredith Vieira, to Matt Lauer | 30 |
Snake's posture, sometimes | 30 |
Prepare to strike, snake-style | 30 |
Prepares to strike, as a cobra | 30 |
Hoses are often stored in them | 30 |
What some decision-makers flip | 30 |
Like pinball machines, briefly | 30 |
Adds to the language, in a way | 30 |
Brand on a soda machine button | 30 |
Mustard or Klink, e.g. (Abbr.) | 30 |
The Rockies, on the scoreboard | 30 |
Sanders or Klink, e.g. (abbr.) | 30 |
Oliver North's rank: Abbr. | 30 |
Old radio's ___ Stoopnagle | 30 |
Hon. title for Harland Sanders | 30 |
Bogotá's country: Abbr. | 30 |
Designated driver's choice | 30 |
Reason to say "Brr!" | 30 |
Like some shoulders or showers | 30 |
Far from a searched-for object | 30 |
Sudden arrival of fall weather | 30 |
'Unforgettable' singer | 30 |
She wrote "Chéri" | 30 |
Powell of the Bush White House | 30 |
State abbr. in the Denver Post | 30 |
Punctuation mark with two dots | 30 |
The eyes in a chat room smiley | 30 |
Character in a smiley emoticon | 30 |
What some laser printers offer | 30 |
Pro team with a horseshoe logo | 30 |
Part of many website addresses | 30 |
Word following "dot" | 30 |
Syllable often following a dot | 30 |