| "World Factbook" compiler | 35 |
| "The World Factbook" publisher | 40 |
| "The World Factbook" publ. | 36 |
| "The World Factbook" producers | 40 |
| "Legacy of Ashes" recounts its history | 48 |
| "Homeland" spy group: Abbr. | 37 |
| "Harlot's Ghost" subj. | 36 |
| "Charlie Wilson's War" org. | 41 |
| "Bourne Identity" org. | 32 |
| Many a role in the Jason Bourne films | 37 |
| Italian's ''aloha'' | 39 |
| Italian ''So long!'' | 36 |
| "See you," in Sorrento | 32 |
| ''See you later!'' | 34 |
| Word that accompanies an air kiss | 33 |
| What The Cult said to "Edie" | 38 |
| Something to say when going away | 32 |
| Parting word with an air kiss, perhaps | 38 |
| Italian's "So long" | 33 |
| Italian equivalent of "Aloha!" | 40 |
| Hello and goodbye, Italian style | 32 |
| Cousin of "Hasta luego" | 33 |
| "So long!" in Sorrento | 32 |
| "So long, Sophia Loren" | 33 |
| "See you later," Italian-style | 40 |
| "It's been real, dahling" | 39 |
| "Don't be a stranger" | 35 |
| "___! Manhattan" (Sedgwick film) | 42 |
| ''So long,'' in Salerno | 39 |
| ''See ya!'' in Salerno | 38 |
| Hellos and goodbyes, Italian-style | 34 |
| Greetings in Genoa, to Americans | 32 |
| U.S. poet who wrote "I Marry You" | 43 |
| Poet who wrote "As If" | 32 |
| He wrote "I Marry You" | 32 |
| "Homeward to America" poet | 36 |
| "Doodle Soup" poet John | 33 |
| Pres. Bush's role as head of the armed forces | 49 |
| President, militarily speaking: Abbr. | 37 |
| Pres., vis-Ã -vis the armed forces | 36 |
| Pres. Clinton, to the Joint Chiefs | 34 |
| Insect with a 17-year life cycle | 32 |
| Bugs that emerge septendecennially | 34 |
| "O tempora! O mores!" orator | 38 |
| Classical inspiration for the Founding Fathers | 46 |
| Author of "De Oratore" | 32 |
| "O tempora, O mores!" speaker | 39 |
| "Civis Romanus sum" speaker | 37 |
| ''O tempora o mores!'' orator | 45 |
| Massenet's "Le ___" | 33 |
| Spanish hero, with "El" | 33 |
| Spanish hero in accident? (with "El") | 47 |
| Legendary Spanish general "El ___" | 44 |
| Enemy of the Moors, with "the" | 40 |
| Conqueror of Valencia, with "the" | 43 |
| Castilian hero, with 'El' | 33 |
| Alfonso VI exiled him, with "the" | 43 |
| 11th-century hero, with "El" | 38 |
| "Le __": 1636 Corneille play | 38 |
| "Le ___" Corneille opus | 33 |
| "Le ___" (Massenet opera) | 35 |
| "Le ___" (Jules Massenet opera) | 41 |
| "El ___" (Heston film) | 32 |
| "El ___," Heston movie | 32 |
| "Cantar de Mio ___" (Spanish epic) | 44 |
| "Cantar de Mio ___" (Spanish epic poem) | 49 |
| 2003 Derby-winning horse, Funny -- | 34 |
| Something that might be hard to drink? | 38 |
| John Irving's "The ___ House Rules" | 49 |
| House featured in a John Irving novel | 37 |
| Abbr. at the end of a French business name | 42 |
| One of 20 pack items, informally | 32 |
| It's unhealthy to draw on, briefly | 38 |
| Proud papa's handout, perhaps | 33 |
| It may be in a poker player's hand | 38 |
| "He smoked a big ___" (Boston) | 40 |
| ___ Aficionado (smoker's mag) | 33 |
| They may be handed out after a birth | 36 |
| Brandophilists collect their bands | 34 |
| Health care giant with a Tree of Life logo | 42 |
| Year in St. Evaristus' papacy | 33 |
| Third year of the second century | 32 |
| Nvmber of floors in the Empire State Bvilding? | 46 |
| Number of floors in the Empire State Building | 45 |
| Herb sometimes called Chinese parsley | 37 |
| Pico de gallo ingredient, usually | 33 |
| Herb that some call Chinese parsley | 35 |
| Best Picture winner based on an Edna Ferber novel | 49 |
| N.L. Central team, on scoreboards | 33 |
| The Big Red Machine, on scoreboards | 35 |
| Ken Griffey Jr.'s team, on the scoreboard | 45 |
| "Who Dey?" team, on scoreboards | 41 |
| Home of the first pro baseball team | 35 |
| ''The Queen City'' | 34 |
| Home of the NFL's Bengals, casually | 39 |
| Charlie Hustle's team, for most of his career | 49 |
| Subject of "La Cenerentola" | 37 |
| Prokofiev ballet based on a fairy tale | 38 |
| Coming from obscurity to success | 32 |
| Outstanding accomplishment by an underdog | 41 |