Take over from the autopilot | 28 |
Sit in the driver's seat | 28 |
Cheapest ship accommodations | 28 |
Poor passenger's passage | 28 |
Liner's cheapest section | 28 |
Was in the driver's seat | 28 |
They're driven in droves | 28 |
Controls, as an Indy 500 car | 28 |
Stuff into a ship's hold | 28 |
Container that's hoisted | 28 |
Container for a draft of ale | 28 |
Christian Bale's stepmom | 28 |
Envoy to Russia under F.D.R. | 28 |
Pillar serving as a monument | 28 |
Ancient commemorative tablet | 28 |
Stanley Kowalski's woman | 28 |
"___ by Starlight" | 28 |
Sailor's patron, briefly | 28 |
Winesap or wineglass feature | 28 |
Prepare cherries for cooking | 28 |
Static-X song about a plant? | 28 |
Ornamented part of a gondola | 28 |
Controversial research focus | 28 |
Arm of the British military? | 28 |
Hollywood's Nana in 1934 | 28 |
goldwyn discovery Anna _____ | 28 |
1930's Goldwyn star Anna | 28 |
It may make the nose wrinkle | 28 |
Baseball's Old Professor | 28 |
Baseball Hall of Famer Casey | 28 |
A Casey who once went to bat | 28 |
Increasingly rare office job | 28 |
Crater explored by Apollo 17 | 28 |
Pitman specialist, for short | 28 |
One who probably knows Gregg | 28 |
Gregg system expert, briefly | 28 |
Item with a spiral-bound top | 28 |
They tend to be fast typists | 28 |
Obsolescent office positions | 28 |
Group to whom dictators talk | 28 |
Court reporter's machine | 28 |
Cardiologist's insertion | 28 |
It can get the blood flowing | 28 |
Choreographer's creation | 28 |
What the Castles might teach | 28 |
Advance, with "up" | 28 |
"Shake well," e.g. | 28 |
Word before mother or lively | 28 |
Something to watch, at times | 28 |
Something to take you higher | 28 |
Part of an aerobics exercise | 28 |
Armstrong's was historic | 28 |
King with revolting subjects | 28 |
His feast day is December 26 | 28 |
Songwriter born July 4, 1826 | 28 |
Author of "Carrie" | 28 |
She's not a birth parent | 28 |
Instruction manual beginning | 28 |
Southeastern European plains | 28 |
Where the Golden Horde lived | 28 |
Golden Horde's territory | 28 |
A rung on the ladder of life | 28 |
Pedometer's measurements | 28 |
The last ones can be doozies | 28 |
Ending for hip, quip, or tip | 28 |
Ending for hip or friend (4) | 28 |
Three-dimensional photograph | 28 |
Audiophile's acquisition | 28 |
It can add heat to an affair | 28 |
No-no for an Olympic athlete | 28 |
Drug abused by some athletes | 28 |
Shots taken by some athletes | 28 |
Attachment to young and old? | 28 |
They may be prayed to in Fr. | 28 |
Jeanne et Julie, e.g.: Abbr. | 28 |
Canonized Frenchwomen: Abbr. | 28 |
Anne and Geneviève: Abbr. | 28 |
"Keep it" notation | 28 |
Text preserver, to an editor | 28 |
Editor's change of heart | 28 |
"Leave it in" mark | 28 |
Indicator of second thoughts | 28 |
"My bad" in proofs | 28 |
"Don't change" | 28 |
Proofreaders' directions | 28 |
Marks on a proof to leave in | 28 |
Marks for retention, perhaps | 28 |
Comic strip character Canyon | 28 |
Either of the Apple founders | 28 |
Senior Supreme Court justice | 28 |
"Lincoln" director | 28 |
"Wildboyz" co-host | 28 |
1982 N.L. Rookie of the Year | 28 |
Sweetener for some diabetics | 28 |
Bouillabaisse or ratatouille | 28 |
Tasteless name for a rabbit? | 28 |
Dish served with a big spoon | 28 |
Jimmy, who befriended Harvey | 28 |
Potter of the Supreme Court | 28 |
Patrick of "X-Men" | 28 |