| “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” item | 48 |
| Alma mater of Albert Sabin and Jonas Salk: Abbr. | 48 |
| Award that's a pronunciation of its initials | 48 |
| Award sponsored by the "Village Voice" | 48 |
| Anthony Burgess book, "A Mouthful ___" | 48 |
| A terrible band is lucky to have an audience ___ | 48 |
| Actress Munson of "Gone With the Wind" | 48 |
| Activity for some season ticket holders  | 48 |
| Adventurers/documentarians Martin and __ Johnson | 48 |
| Alanis Morissette's "You ___ Know" | 48 |
| Action that is a synonym of its reverse spelling | 48 |
| Amanda of "Something's Gotta Give" | 48 |
| Architectural firm ___ Cobb Freed & Partners | 48 |
| Actress Elizabeth in "The Incredibles" | 48 |
| All and the Descendents "Live ___ One" | 48 |
| Author of some stories appropriate for Halloween | 48 |
| Answer to "Marco!" in a kids' game | 48 |
| Automotive innovation that improved fuel economy | 48 |
| Alice's mate on "The Honeymooners" | 48 |
| Audie Murphy movie "___ Crooked Trail" | 48 |
| Anne Maybury's "___ White Dolphin" | 48 |
| Author Jaffe (''Class Reunion'') | 48 |
| Actress Blakley of ''Nashville'' | 48 |
| Actress in "The Jackie Robinson Story" | 48 |
| Author of "The Way Things Ought to Be" | 48 |
| Albert elected to the Polio Hall of Fame in 1958 | 48 |
| Abe Vigoda, in ''The Godfather'' | 48 |
| Actress Lathan of "The Cleveland Show" | 48 |
| Agcy. that doesn't focus on megacorporations | 48 |
| “Moneymaking opportunity” that isn’t | 48 |
| Author/illustrator Richard of the Busytown books | 48 |
| All-out fight waged by candidates in commercials | 48 |
| AC/DC's "Hell ___ Bad Place to Be" | 48 |
| Alien invaders' intent in many sci-fi films? | 48 |
| Adam Jones, Ray Rice and LeBron James, for three | 48 |
| Action figure tie-in to a '70s TV detective? | 48 |
| A Kaufman companion at the Algonquin Round Table | 48 |
| Actor Del Toro of "The Usual Suspects" | 48 |
| Actress Mayim of "The Big Bang Theory" | 48 |
| Advice to a budding alarmist? [1988, 1999, 1994] | 48 |
| Actress Hayley . . . or makers of Exeter argyles | 48 |
| Actor nicknamed the "Great Stone Face" | 48 |
| Amtrak ride that offers high-level math courses? | 48 |
| A long segment of "The Blues Brothers" | 48 |
| Alternative title for "My Three Sons"? | 48 |
| Amherst and Orono, for two ["Get up!"] | 48 |
| Auditioners for "Lassie"? (spoonerism) | 48 |
| Administrative area on Ireland's south coast | 48 |
| Abbr. on an envelope to be sent to a third party | 48 |
| Author of "The Gremlins" and namesakes | 48 |
| A parking garage may have special pricing for it | 48 |
| Alaska area almost half the size of Rhode Island | 48 |
| Action film in which Hans Gruber quotes Plutarch | 48 |
| A 1968 hit — as sung by a famous swinger? | 48 |
| Airport security measure that's getting old? | 48 |
| Airline hanging on the edge (three hours ahead)? | 48 |
| Attractive 18th-century novelist in Connecticut? | 48 |
| Abbé in "The Count of Monte Cristo" | 48 |
| Ambiguous headline about agriculture legislation | 48 |
| Ambiguous headline about a California drug bust? | 48 |
| Advisory panel made up of weasel-like creatures? | 48 |
| Animals with "masks" around their eyes | 48 |
| Activity that improves the well-being of canines | 48 |
| Apparition on a "Concentration" board? | 48 |
| A shot is often harmless if it caroms off of one | 48 |
| Anti-fungus product (with an Elton John jingle)? | 48 |
| All-natural cat drink from Celestial Seasonings? | 48 |
| Author whose only published novel won a Pulitzer | 48 |
| Author of ''Ruggles of Red Gap'' | 48 |
| Actress who died on her 67th birthday, 8/29/1982 | 48 |
| Asks the Crocodile Hunter a series of questions? | 48 |
| Accident analysis tool in a commercial aircraft? | 48 |
| Author who has used the pseudonym Newt Scamander | 48 |
| Actress Cuoco of "The Big Bang Theory" | 48 |
| Actor Yaphet ___, of TV’s “Homicide” | 48 |
| Author of "Born on the Fourth of July" | 48 |
| Advantage in a certain field game? [Buick, Ford] | 48 |
| Allow a sacred river to ask for divine guidance? | 48 |
| Actor Burton can't stand "Bolero"? | 48 |
| Auto body company with old "uh-oh" ads | 48 |
| Argentine soccer star of the 1980's-90's | 48 |
| Adage fostering pity parties, in Jefferson City? | 48 |
| A: 9-W. Q: Wolfgang, do you spell your name ___? | 48 |
| Advance, and the explanation of the puzzle theme | 48 |
| A pronoun + renter's contract + eye part = ? | 48 |
| Author of "The Sandman" graphic novels | 48 |
| African region totaling 1.2 million square miles | 48 |
| Animal that gives birth to identical quadruplets | 48 |
| Anaïs ___ "The Novel of the Future" | 48 |
| Agatha Christie's 'A Pocket Full --' | 48 |
| Â Â How many magazine articles are written | 48 |
| Adriatic port that was the birthplace of Rossini | 48 |
| Actress Mary, 'America's Sweetheart' | 48 |
| A miserly person, or when reversed, what he does | 48 |
| Also containing a certain antioxidant, on labels | 48 |
| Auto discontinued in 1974 and relaunched in 2004 | 48 |
| Arbitrary standard that everyone must conform to | 48 |
| A 1970 hit — as sung by a famous swinger? | 48 |
| Archers of Loaf song about apprehending tenants? | 48 |
| Actress Morelli of "The Leopard," 1963 | 48 |