| Part of a Presidential appeal | 29 |
| Request one's presence at | 29 |
| Invite to one's penthouse | 29 |
| Invite to one's apartment | 29 |
| It's used at Gallaudet U. | 29 |
| Digital communication?: Abbr. | 29 |
| Communication at Gallaudet U. | 29 |
| Soundless communication syst. | 29 |
| Nonverbal communication syst. | 29 |
| Handy way of talking? (abbr.) | 29 |
| Handy turns of phrase?: abbr. | 29 |
| Handmade communication syst.? | 29 |
| "Child's play!" | 29 |
| "Roots" Emmy winner | 29 |
| Star of "Lou Grant" | 29 |
| "Lou Grant" star Ed | 29 |
| Voice actor in "Up" | 29 |
| Moore's boss on TV reruns | 29 |
| Ed who played Mary's boss | 29 |
| "Roots" Emmy-winner | 29 |
| Good --- (repaired perfectly) | 29 |
| "Dilbert" character | 29 |
| Intern in "Dilbert" | 29 |
| Pharaohs' symbol of power | 29 |
| Part of an Egyptian headpiece | 29 |
| It bit in a Shakespearean bit | 29 |
| Cleopatra's means of exit | 29 |
| Ancient symbol of sovereignty | 29 |
| Org. that recommends adoption | 29 |
| Ski resort named after a tree | 29 |
| Resort east of Grand Junction | 29 |
| Colorado comedy festival city | 29 |
| Celebrity city of the Rockies | 29 |
| Last word in the Kansas motto | 29 |
| Gelatin made from consommé | 29 |
| Clear jelly used as a garnish | 29 |
| Take out for ___ (test-drive) | 29 |
| Long for, with "to" | 29 |
| Â Â Have big plans (to) | 29 |
| It's usually used in twos | 29 |
| 1897 Felix Hoffmann discovery | 29 |
| In ___ (uncomfortably placed) | 29 |
| Pharaohs' sacred serpents | 29 |
| Royal symbols of the pharaohs | 29 |
| "Worms of the Nile" | 29 |
| Animal known for stubbornness | 29 |
| Horse's long-eared cousin | 29 |
| Balky, braying barnyard beast | 29 |
| Besieged Syrian leader Bashar | 29 |
| Allegro ___ (music direction) | 29 |
| Tea-producing region of India | 29 |
| Indian state bordering Bhutan | 29 |
| Indian state of silkworm fame | 29 |
| State that borders Bangladesh | 29 |
| State separated by Bangladesh | 29 |
| Shillong was once its capital | 29 |
| Emmy winner for playing Gotti | 29 |
| Actor Armand who played Gotti | 29 |
| It often comes with a battery | 29 |
| Violent winner of 1946 Derby? | 29 |
| Defended, as one's rights | 29 |
| Ancestors of domestic donkeys | 29 |
| They may get in shape or gear | 29 |
| Person who's been charged | 29 |
| It can be used for collateral | 29 |
| Beauty, brawn or brains, e.g. | 29 |
| Valuable or useful possession | 29 |
| Ledger entry on the plus side | 29 |
| It's a plus in accounting | 29 |
| Brains or beauty, for example | 29 |
| Site of Rocca Maggiore castle | 29 |
| Place to see Giotto paintings | 29 |
| Toss from the center, perhaps | 29 |
| Outfielder's throw, maybe | 29 |
| They help you make your goals | 29 |
| The 'A' of PTA: Abbr. | 29 |
| "A" in RIAA (Abbr.) | 29 |
| They often have organs: Abbr. | 29 |
| Paralegal, for example: Abbr. | 29 |
| Harried bus. owner's need | 29 |
| Executive's helper: Abbr. | 29 |
| D.A.'s second chair, e.g. | 29 |
| Busy mgr.'s need, perhaps | 29 |
| #2 in a prosecutor's off. | 29 |
| Members of a D.A.'s staff | 29 |
| Takes on, as a responsibility | 29 |
| Ancient kingdom on the Tigris | 29 |
| "The Thin Man" role | 29 |
| Wirehair on the silver screen | 29 |
| Wirehair of the silver screen | 29 |
| Wirehair in Hammett whodunits | 29 |
| Skippy's most famous role | 29 |
| Nick and Nora's pet pooch | 29 |
| Nick and Nora's companion | 29 |
| Hammett's canine creation | 29 |
| Four-legged Hammett character | 29 |
| Film terrier played by Skippy | 29 |
| Film role portrayed by Skippy | 29 |
| Austerlitz's adopted name | 29 |
| "Top Hat" star Fred | 29 |