| New Year's tune transposed nine times in this puzzle | 56 |
| Noble Spanish lady caught up in undergraduate degree (8) | 56 |
| National Book Award-winning novelist named after Emerson | 56 |
| Neil Young "Keeps me searching for a ___ gold" | 56 |
| Nobel-winning economist who wrote "Fuzzy Math" | 56 |
| Norwegian king who converted the Vikings to Christianity | 56 |
| Nero's portrayer in "The Story of Mankind" | 56 |
| Neil Diamond title words after "I am the tune" | 56 |
| Nominee who was the subject of a 2006 filibuster attempt | 56 |
| Neil Young & Crazy Horse "___ With Angels" | 56 |
| New product line after Hallmark's takeover of Mensa? | 56 |
| Neil Diamond "Girl, You'll Be a Woman ___" | 56 |
| Nickname for a cheater in the Oklahoma land rush of 1889 | 56 |
| Neil Diamond lyric "And counting on ___ later" | 56 |
| Name that comes from Old Norse for "young man" | 56 |
| Nation that borders the Democratic Republic of the CongO | 56 |
| Nicolas Cage's co-star in "The Family Man" | 56 |
| Number of one-voweled, seven-letter words in this puzzle | 56 |
| Needing to sit on the window sill for a few minutes, say | 56 |
| Nonspeaking part in ''The Wizard of Oz'' | 56 |
| Number of "Little Sisters" Carly Simon sang of | 56 |
| New year of which there are five anagrams in this puzzle | 56 |
| Network that debuted with "Star Trek: Voyager" | 56 |
| Nation that finished fourth in the 2010 World Cup: Abbr. | 56 |
| Nat. that is the world's largest consumer of cocaine | 56 |
| Nearly all ''American Idol'' auditioners | 56 |
| Name whose Japanese symbols mean "ocean child" | 56 |
| Norman Lear's "Good Times" co-producer Bud | 56 |
| Name that comes from the Greek word for "life" | 56 |
| Network that wants us all to get ''Lost'' | 57 |
| Newbery winner for "Crispin: The Cross of Lead" | 57 |
| Northern Ireland's second-largest city, after Belfast | 57 |
| Nicollette's role on "Desperate Housewives" | 57 |
| New York and Chicago have the oldest ones in the Americas | 57 |
| Nickname of Boston Bruins and New York Rangers NHLer Phil | 57 |
| Name that comes from the Hebrew word for "help" | 57 |
| New Mexico town mentioned in the hit "Route 66" | 57 |
| Name in a 2000 Supreme Court case about voting in Florida | 57 |
| Nation suspected of harboring weapons of mass destruction | 57 |
| NASA space observatory named for a Renaissance astronomer | 57 |
| No-longer-anonymous "Primary Colors" author Joe | 57 |
| Name repeated in "Whatever ___ wants, ___ gets" | 57 |
| Nick who was named People's Sexiest Man Alive in 1992 | 57 |
| Nash who wrote "Further Reflections on Parsley" | 57 |
| Nancy who played Yente in "Fiddler on the Roof" | 57 |
| Name posted on the left-field upper deck of AT&T Park | 57 |
| North American capital that's home to Parliament Hill | 57 |
| Ned Stark's eldest son on "Game of Thrones" | 57 |
| Nino who composed the score for "The Godfather" | 57 |
| Nino who composed the music for "The Godfather" | 57 |
| North African counterpart to an Italian Baroque sculptor? | 57 |
| New Jersey governor whose first name starts his last name | 57 |
| New York's ___ Building, tallest in the world in 1930 | 57 |
| New York proto-hip-hop group that wrote "Moody" | 57 |
| Non-fiction Talese book that might cost an arm and a leg? | 57 |
| NICKELODEON rebranded with shows about TV room makeovers? | 57 |
| Noted English archeologist-Egyptologist: 1853–1942 | 57 |
| Native American territory, in slang, with "the" | 57 |
| Narrow waterway, as between Gibraltar and Morocco (abbr.) | 57 |
| Notre Dame linebacker caught up in a dead-girlfriend hoax | 57 |
| Nominee Forest Whitaker's "___ of Scotland" | 57 |
| Number of seasons "Arrested Development" lasted | 57 |
| New York weekly since 1955 (with ''The'') | 57 |
| Nine-to-five routine, and hint to this puzzle's theme | 57 |
| Name that comes from the Greek word for "helper" | 58 |
| Nickname for a Skywalker in "The Phantom Menace" | 58 |
| Nickname of the youngest major leaguer to reach 400 homers | 58 |
| Nine-time Emmy nominee for Lead Actress in a Comedy Series | 58 |
| Name on the cover of "History of Woman Suffrage" | 58 |
| Name of the goldfish in Disney's "Pinocchio" | 58 |
| Network whose first broadcast was a 1979 speech by Al Gore | 58 |
| Novel that inspired "The Six Million Dollar Man" | 58 |
| Number that might be used when counting backward from 100? | 58 |
| New Jersey town that formerly had a bustling film industry | 58 |
| Noted former Middle Tennessee State University lecturer Al | 58 |
| Nelson Muntz's catchphrase on "The Simpsons" | 58 |
| Neighbor on the 1980s sitcom "Mama's Family" | 58 |
| Noted composer Charles who, in his lifetime, few even kneW | 58 |
| Nicholas who wrote "The Seven-Per-Cent Solution" | 58 |
| N.Y.C. home of Van Gogh's "The Starry Night" | 58 |
| New York silverware company started in a utopian community | 58 |
| New Mexico county where the first atomic bomb was exploded | 58 |
| Nicolas who directed "The Man Who Fell to Earth" | 58 |
| Noted 20th-century mathematician, philosopher and pacifist | 58 |
| Not 'Road to Rio,' but the 1998 romantic drama ... | 58 |
| New Mexico's ___ Canyon, a national historic park site | 58 |
| News slogan that many reinterpret as "one-sided" | 58 |
| New product line after the NFL's takeover of Polaroid? | 58 |
| Now having the opportunity to bike across the country, say | 58 |
| Neil Diamond "Beautiful Noise" song for a woman? | 58 |
| Name repeated in Woody Allen's "___ and ___" | 58 |
| Neoclassicist who painted the fresco "Parnassus" | 58 |
| N.L. home run king until Willie Mays surpassed him in 1966 | 58 |
| NCAA basketball coach Rick with two national championships | 58 |
| Not 'Blue Steel,' but the 2004 satirical drama ... | 58 |
| Nickname of former White House advisor I. Lewis Libby, Jr. | 58 |
| New York's ___ Building, designed by Mies van der Rohe | 58 |
| Native whose national anthem is "Bože pravde" | 58 |
| NBC show that did "Celebrity Jeopardy!" parodies | 58 |
| Nickname of Felix and Oscar's poker buddy Homer Deegan | 58 |