| "It remains to be seen" or "Wait till next year" | 68 |
| ''Bali __'' (''South Pacific'' tune) | 68 |
| Bears owner/coach who won eight NFL titles in four different decades | 68 |
| Do a tricky surfing maneuver (and a hint to this puzzle's theme) | 68 |
| ''Cherish those hearts that ___ thee'' (Shakespeare) | 68 |
| Start for ''cuisine'' or ''couture'' | 68 |
| It "has its reasons which reason knows nothing of": Pascal | 68 |
| Woman's name derived from an Old Norse word for "holy" | 68 |
| 1965 movie with the working title "Eight Arms to Hold You" | 68 |
| Hockey Hall of Famer Richard nicknamed "The Pocket Rocket" | 68 |
| ''. . . give me liberty, or give me death!'' speaker | 68 |
| "I Saw ___ Again" (1966 hit for the Mamas & the Papas) | 68 |
| Ming's 7'6" and Bryant's 6'6", e.g.: Abbr. | 68 |
| Like the identified car models inside this puzzle's long answers | 68 |
| Language from which "bungalow" and "jungle" come | 68 |
| Congressman Martin ___, who lost his seat to Dennis Kucinich in 1996 | 68 |
| Big hit for the club members, and what might elicit the shaded words | 68 |
| “Lost ___” (novel that coined the term “Shangri-La”) | 68 |
| "Einstein on the Beach Trying to Score Some Heroin," e.g.? | 68 |
| Film based on the Larry McMurtry novel "Horseman, Pass By" | 68 |
| Prefix for ''electric'' or ''plane'' | 68 |
| Words with ''See if'' or ''What do'' | 68 |
| Rapper with the gold-record album "O.G. Original Gangster" | 68 |
| ___ Ljungqvist (first African-born model to be Playmate of the Year) | 68 |
| Great ones "originate in the muscles," according to Edison | 68 |
| Words before "Ideas" and "Around" in song titles | 68 |
| A: So you lead a rock band. Where do you perform? T: __ (Beach Boys) | 68 |
| Character not present in Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" | 68 |
| It starts "Sing, goddess, the wrath of Peleus' son..." | 68 |
| "__ doctor, not a bricklayer!": "Star Trek" line | 68 |
| Word with ''spitting'' or ''mirror'' | 68 |
| #3 on Rolling Stone's "500 Greatest Songs of All Time" | 68 |
| "Look at me, ___ helpless ..." ("Misty" opening) | 68 |
| Dido "___ angel, but does that mean that I won't fly?" | 68 |
| What little brother might say to big brother after getting beaten up | 68 |
| Words with ''instant'' or ''uproar'' | 68 |
| Word with ''Monsters'' or ''Murder'' | 68 |
| Prefix with ''red'' or ''structure'' | 68 |
| "You've Got a Friend ___" ("Toy Story" song) | 68 |
| Cable TV channel with the slogan "Positively Entertaining" | 68 |
| Ancient Greek region called "the birthplace of philosophy" | 68 |
| Org. whose Web site has a "Where's My Refund?" section | 68 |
| Rally speaker's emphatic response to his own rhetorical question | 68 |
| "But he saith unto them, It ___; be not afraid": John 6:20 | 68 |
| Ronald, Ernie, O'Kelly, Rudolph, Vernon, or Marvin of soul music | 68 |
| Suffix with ''critic'' or ''manner'' | 68 |
| "Anyone Who __ Me Tonight" (Kenny Rogers/Dottie West duet) | 68 |
| Words before ''honor'' or ''insult'' | 68 |
| "__ Been Thinking About You": 1991 Londonbeat chart-topper | 68 |
| Blockbuster that takes place in the fictional vacation town of Amity | 68 |
| Relief pitcher Orosco who closed out Game 7 of the 1986 World Series | 68 |
| Multiplatinum album with the 2002 hit "Ain't It Funny" | 68 |
| Celeb who got the 2,500th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 2013 | 68 |
| Betty, Bobbie and Billie followers on "Petticoat Junction" | 68 |
| Steely Dan hit that's the last song on the album "Aja" | 68 |
| It's prohibited by the Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 | 68 |
| Sugar ___, Marilyn Monroe's role in "Some Like It Hot" | 68 |
| ___ Bell, witch who was a fellow student of Harry Potter at Hogwarts | 68 |
| Only person to guest-host "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno" | 68 |
| Actress Zoe whose grandfather directed "On the Waterfront" | 68 |
| Dictator Jong-il lampooned in the song "I'm So Ronery" | 68 |
| His major role in "Sophie's Choice" was his film debut | 68 |
| "The world's most creative construction toy" sloganeer | 68 |
| One of the two characters in Dr. Seuss' "Fox in Socks" | 68 |
| Former German leader whose surname translates to "cabbage" | 68 |
| Whence the line "God sufficeth me: there is no God but He" | 68 |
| Entrepreneur who wrote the autobiography "Grinding It Out" | 68 |
| His Sunday feature was to be called "Travels with Charley" | 68 |
| Fellini work that won the first non-honorary Best Foreign Film Oscar | 68 |
| Word with ''Lambeau'' or ''quantum'' | 68 |
| "Man is __ himself when he talks in his own person": Wilde | 68 |
| Johnny with the 1980 #1 country hit "Lookin' for Love" | 68 |
| Golfer Westwood who replaced Tiger Woods as World #1 in October 2010 | 68 |
| What Mellencamp got "Up" on "Whenever We Wanted" | 68 |
| Classic verse that begins "Ah, broken is the golden bowl!" | 68 |
| It knocked "Bridge Over Troubled Water" out of the #1 spot | 68 |
| "The Joy of ___" (Brandreth's celebration of wordplay) | 68 |
| ''Every bed, whereon he ___ . . .'' (Leviticus 15:4) | 68 |
| "Use an energy-saving bulb, rather than the old style..." | 68 |
| Word with ''crazy'' or ''clockwork'' | 68 |
| "That's Entertainment!" narrator with Bing, Fred, etc. | 68 |
| Word with ''Island'' or ''division'' | 68 |
| Ancient Anatolian kingdom where coins are said to have been invented | 68 |
| Unlikely choice for a girl's first name if your last name is Day | 68 |
| Drink that gets its name from the Tahitian word for "good" | 68 |
| African land whose name consists of three state postal abbreviations | 68 |
| "___, I'm a Big Girl Now" ("Hairspray" song) | 68 |
| "Every __ Tiger": Clancy book about Operation Desert Storm | 68 |
| Language that gave us the words "mako" and "moa" | 68 |
| "The Washington Post" or "Seventy-Six Trombones" | 68 |
| Comic who had the one-man show "The World According to Me" | 68 |
| Credits date for "Cinderella" or "All About Eve" | 68 |
| Historian William H. ___, author of "The Rise of the West" | 68 |
| Whom "feeling good was good enough for," in a 1971 #1 song | 68 |
| What notorious 1999 computer virus was named after an exotic dancer? | 68 |
| MLB team that has been in the league the longest without a no-hitter | 68 |
| Portrayer of Austin Powers, "international man of mystery" | 68 |
| ___ Kundera, author of "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" | 68 |
| Title that can precede the starts of the four longest Across answers | 68 |
| Instrument heard on Simon & Garfunkel's "Bookends" | 68 |