| "___ have any say in the matter?" | 43 |
| "___ dare to eat a peach?": Eliot | 43 |
| "__ Love You?": Ronettes hit | 38 |
| ''___ have to?'' | 32 |
| Question a chicken might answer "no" to | 49 |
| "Is the gamble worth it?" | 35 |
| "Is it worth the risk?" | 33 |
| "__ What Comes Natur'lly" | 39 |
| "___ What Comes Natur'lly" | 40 |
| ''Nothing ___!'' | 32 |
| "Let us, then, be up and ___" | 39 |
| "In ___ we learn": Herbert | 36 |
| "What are you waiting for?!" | 38 |
| "Stop procrastinating!" | 33 |
| "Just ___" (Nike slogan) | 34 |
| Porter's "Let's ___" | 38 |
| "Stop waiting around!" | 32 |
| Porter's "Let's ___": 1928 | 44 |
| Porter's 'Let's --' | 35 |
| Cole Porter's 'Let's --' | 40 |
| "Just __": Nike slogan | 32 |
| Gershwin's "___ Again" | 36 |
| "What are you, chicken?" | 34 |
| 'Just --' (sneakers slogan) | 35 |
| ''That oughta ___!'' | 36 |
| ''Just ___'' (Nike slogan) | 42 |
| Cabinet division overseen by the U.S. Atty. Gen. | 48 |
| Holder holds its leadership position, briefly | 45 |
| Atty. General's gov't division | 38 |
| Atty. General's cabinet division | 36 |
| Sparring spot supervised by a sensei | 36 |
| Schools where students wear white | 33 |
| Places to develop one's chops? | 34 |
| "Almighty" item: Abbr. | 32 |
| Fellini's "La ___ Vita" | 37 |
| Gabbana's partner in fashion | 32 |
| Fellini's "La --- Vita" | 37 |
| Fellini's "La _____ Vita" | 39 |
| Surname on a 1996 presidential ballot | 37 |
| Elizabeth formerly of the Red Cross | 35 |
| Ford's running mate in '76 | 34 |
| Distribute, with ''out'' | 40 |
| Distribute sparingly, with "out" | 42 |
| Clinton's opponent in '96 | 33 |
| 1996 or 2000 presidential hopeful | 33 |
| 1996 or 2000 presidential candidate | 35 |
| World's largest fruit company | 33 |
| Winner of 159 electoral votes in 1996 | 37 |
| Vice Presidential candidate: 1976 | 33 |
| Two-time national ticket candidate | 34 |
| Two-time '80s-'90s Senate majority leader | 49 |
| Senator from Kansas or North Carolina | 37 |
| Republican candidate between Bush and Bush | 42 |
| Pen-carrying presidential runner-up | 35 |
| North Carolina senator Elizabeth | 32 |
| Member of a 1996 presidential ticket | 36 |
| Longtime Senate colleague of Kassebaum | 38 |
| Labor secretary under the first George Bush | 43 |
| Kansan who yielded to Reagan early in 1980 | 42 |
| James who was known as the Pineapple King | 41 |
| Giant in the fruit and vegetable market | 39 |
| Fruit company with a sun in its logo | 36 |
| Former senator who did Viagra commercials | 41 |
| Food company with a sun in its logo | 35 |
| Company whose mascot is Bobby Banana | 36 |
| Bill Clinton opponent in '96 | 32 |
| Also-ran played by Norm Macdonald | 33 |
| Also-ran in 1976 and early in 1980 | 34 |
| Allot, in this puzzle's theme | 33 |
| Apportioned, with "out" | 33 |
| Apportioned (with "out") | 34 |
| Apportioned (with ''out'') | 42 |
| Distributed, with "out" | 33 |
| Distributed, with ''out'' | 41 |
| Gave sparingly, with "out" | 36 |
| Dispensed carefully, with "out" | 41 |
| Distributes, with "out" | 33 |
| V.I.P.'s in Kansas and Hawaii | 33 |
| V.I.P.'s in Hawaii and Kansas | 33 |
| Robert and Elizabeth of politics | 32 |
| Gives, as to charity (with "out") | 43 |
| First Family of Hawaii: 1900–03 | 38 |
| Family of recent presidential candidates | 40 |
| Guest at a child's tea party | 32 |
| Toy that says ''mama'' | 38 |
| One wearing very little clothing | 32 |
| Count Basie's was "Satin" | 39 |
| "Paper ___," 1942 song | 32 |
| "Guest" at a child's tea party | 44 |
| Thing that shrinks when inflated? | 33 |
| Word with "sand" or "bottom" | 48 |
| Source of all the tender words in this puzzle? | 46 |
| Item that doesn't go far today | 34 |
| It's supposedly up a magician's sleeve | 46 |
| Cash for a 10 o'clock scholar | 33 |
| President Taft's foreign policy | 35 |
| Business-driven American foreign policy | 39 |
| American foreign policy re business interests | 45 |
| Number to the left of a decimal point, maybe | 44 |
| A Fistful of ____ : Eastwood flick | 36 |