| They're not basic things | 28 |
| Breezing through, as an exam | 28 |
| Hitting a point of no return | 28 |
| Serving perfectly, in tennis | 28 |
| Cruising through, as a final | 28 |
| Cry of horror, in the comics | 28 |
| Cousin of "aargh!" | 28 |
| When doubled, defensive fire | 28 |
| Speech balloon cry of dismay | 28 |
| First Amendment advocacy gp. | 28 |
| Org. against the Patriot Act | 28 |
| Opponent of the CAN-SPAM act | 28 |
| Free speech supporter: Abbr. | 28 |
| First Amendment lobbying gp. | 28 |
| Bill of Rights guardian org. | 28 |
| Bill of Rights advocacy grp. | 28 |
| Arts Censorship Project org. | 28 |
| Brand used by Wile E. Coyote | 28 |
| Wile E. Coyote's company | 28 |
| Warner Bros. cartoon company | 28 |
| Supply company of cartoondom | 28 |
| Company supplying Mr. Coyote | 28 |
| Teen's facial affliction | 28 |
| Teen-ager's skin problem | 28 |
| What benzoyl peroxide treats | 28 |
| It breaks out in high school | 28 |
| High schooler's headache | 28 |
| Condition treated by Retin-A | 28 |
| Adolescent facial affliction | 28 |
| Flip ___ (decide by tossing) | 28 |
| Words after "flip" | 28 |
| Flip _____ (decide randomly) | 28 |
| Flip ___ (one way to decide) | 28 |
| Color also called meadowlark | 28 |
| Nut in Vanderbilt's logo | 28 |
| It's put away for winter | 28 |
| "Unplugged" guitar | 28 |
| 'Don't have --!' | 28 |
| Split-level setting, perhaps | 28 |
| One may be under development | 28 |
| Unit equaling 43,560 sq. ft. | 28 |
| Suburbanite's lot, often | 28 |
| Subdivision of a subdivision | 28 |
| Something to build on, maybe | 28 |
| Parcel for a peasant to plow | 28 |
| One of 18 at the White House | 28 |
| City once known as Ptolemais | 28 |
| Brazilian river or territory | 28 |
| Battle scene in the Crusades | 28 |
| Surveyer's determination | 28 |
| A plot may have many of them | 28 |
| Homesteaders' boon: 1862 | 28 |
| "Back forty" units | 28 |
| Cirque du Soleil entertainer | 28 |
| Person in a pyramid, perhaps | 28 |
| One with outstanding balance | 28 |
| Perpendicular to this answer | 28 |
| Clue for half of these clues | 28 |
| ___ the aisle (bipartisanly) | 28 |
| Puzzle that involves a quote | 28 |
| Summertime coolers, casually | 28 |
| Carriers of comfort, briefly | 28 |
| It's divided into scenes | 28 |
| Legislative product, perhaps | 28 |
| It may be passed on the Hill | 28 |
| Entr'___ (theater break) | 28 |
| "Tartuffe" segment | 28 |
| Entr'--- (theater break) | 28 |
| Emulated Matthew McConaughey | 28 |
| Vented, as with bad behavior | 28 |
| Pituitary hormone, for short | 28 |
| It comes before intermission | 28 |
| Start of an O'Casey opus | 28 |
| Part of "Parsifal" | 28 |
| It follows a curtain-raising | 28 |
| Early CliffsNotes subheading | 28 |
| Intermission follower, often | 28 |
| Intermission follower, maybe | 28 |
| It follows the first curtain | 28 |
| Finale of many plays: 2 wds. | 28 |
| End of "Lohengrin" | 28 |
| Join the cast of, as a movie | 28 |
| Join the cast, as of a movie | 28 |
| It follows lights and camera | 28 |
| "Camera!" follower | 28 |
| Indiana Jones or Rambo, e.g. | 28 |
| They speak louder than words | 28 |
| "Don't delay!" | 28 |
| English historian: 1834-1902 | 28 |
| It starts after the overture | 28 |
| One pleased with long lines? | 28 |
| One for whom play means work | 28 |
| All the stage is their world | 28 |
| Book between John and Romans | 28 |
| Bible book after the Gospels | 28 |
| These fill the slots on bill | 28 |
| Plies a thespian's trade | 28 |
| John's biblical follower | 28 |
| Congressional considerations | 28 |
| "Othello" has five | 28 |