Shortened February to 27 days? | 30 |
Like hunger strikers, at times | 30 |
Philanthropic group since 1936 | 30 |
Minivan since the mid-'90s | 30 |
International business process | 30 |
State Department's purview | 30 |
Tremor preceding an earthquake | 30 |
"To illustrate ... " | 30 |
Their checks should be checked | 30 |
Plea for immediate absolution? | 30 |
Easy Listening or Classic Rock | 30 |
"Just this time ..." | 30 |
''Yes'' voters | 30 |
Biggest blowhard at the Alamo? | 30 |
" . . . and two ___" | 30 |
"___ cradles a king" | 30 |
Stephen and Julia take in waif | 30 |
Spirit of an evil evil spirit? | 30 |
Souvenirs at the park, usually | 30 |
Like a common printing process | 30 |
Sine qua non for certain duets | 30 |
Roger Bannister first broke it | 30 |
Quite somber Independence Day? | 30 |
28,800 seconds before midnight | 30 |
Shattering grenades, for short | 30 |
Crème ___ (dessert topping) | 30 |
"Yep, unfortunately" | 30 |
Someone to build a team around | 30 |
Detective aided by his brother | 30 |
Men's club aromatherapist? | 30 |
Pennsylvania Gazette publisher | 30 |
Philadelphia museum since 1824 | 30 |
"To be honest . . ." | 30 |
SEC investigation, maybe (3-6) | 30 |
Complimentary window covering? | 30 |
Where a fouled player might go | 30 |
It lets you go without charges | 30 |
Grapefruit-flavored diet drink | 30 |
Donald's sassy girlfriend? | 30 |
Grass that's now in style? | 30 |
Inadvertently revealing remark | 30 |
Top-rated TV series of 2001-02 | 30 |
Ones who enrich one's life | 30 |
Common result of high humidity | 30 |
Models in many a sexy calendar | 30 |
Over-the-top pulpit deliveries | 30 |
Gangster's specialty dish? | 30 |
Second of the plagues of Egypt | 30 |
Seal "Kiss ___ Rose" | 30 |
"A Visit ___": Moore | 30 |
Skid Row: "Down ___" | 30 |
Better than Robert's bark? | 30 |
Frills ribbons ruffles etc. | 30 |
Architecture, to von Schelling | 30 |
Television journalist Barbara | 30 |
Wagner's short-order cook? | 30 |
They may lay about the kitchen | 30 |
Short-order cook's scheme? | 30 |
Short order cook's utensil | 30 |
The Clintons, the Bushes, etc. | 30 |
Kansas mil. post built in 1853 | 30 |
Where chocolate candy is made? | 30 |
South African playwright Athol | 30 |
Contrapuntal Bach compositions | 30 |
Exhortation to the engine room | 30 |
Solicit contributions, perhaps | 30 |
Neatest way to fill a gas can? | 30 |
Point on the elbow, informally | 30 |
Belly button that tells jokes? | 30 |
Pony Express riders in winter? | 30 |
Wall Street figure seeing red? | 30 |
University in Greenville, S.C. | 30 |
Wrinkle, as one's forehead | 30 |
Hudson's Bay Company, e.g. | 30 |
Lass who's hard to please? | 30 |
What the recently engaged make | 30 |
Speculative purchases or sales | 30 |
Joe Pesci's computer chip? | 30 |
First human to orbit the Earth | 30 |
Got three feet on the gridiron | 30 |
Julius Caesar's first name | 30 |
Men showing devotion to ideals | 30 |
Helmet-shaped part of a flower | 30 |
Carl Sandburg's birthplace | 30 |
Shipping mainstay of the 1600s | 30 |
Bailiwick of a ship's cook | 30 |
___ Wars (Caesarean campaigns) | 30 |
Element in many semiconductors | 30 |
Certain arm candy, in tabloids | 30 |
Hamster's exercise bestie? | 30 |
John Sinjohn was his pseudonym | 30 |
Bay, county or city of Ireland | 30 |
Scrabble and Sorry! components | 30 |
Time that athletes prepare for | 30 |
It's often a buzzer-beater | 30 |
Statute that concerns wagering | 30 |
She said _____ , New-foundland | 30 |
River sacred to over a billion | 30 |
Attack a physicist as a group? | 30 |
Composer and music critic Kyle | 30 |