| Thespian Jannings (first Oscar winner for Best Actor) | 53 |
| ___ Zátopek, four-time Olympic track gold medalist | 53 |
| Artist with the 2002 #1 hit "Lose Yourself" | 53 |
| "The ___ Show" (best-selling album of 2002) | 53 |
| Key of Dvorák's "New World Symphony" | 53 |
| Watson of "The Perks of Being a Wallflower" | 53 |
| Actress Watson of the "Harry Potter" movies | 53 |
| "Handsome, clever and rich" title character | 53 |
| Plus-size model who goes by a single palindromic name | 53 |
| Doc Brown in the "Back to the Future" films | 53 |
| Awards given to "Angels in America" in 2004 | 53 |
| Foursome in "A Midsummer Night's Dream" | 53 |
| It absorbed data from Funk and Wagnalls, among others | 53 |
| Dir. from Piglet's House to Pooh Bear's House | 53 |
| "...and the fourth for mine _____": Addison | 53 |
| "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" actress Georgia | 53 |
| ''The Communist Manifesto'' co-author | 53 |
| Supercomputer built at the University of Pennsylvania | 53 |
| 1946 high-tech unveiling at the Univ. of Pennsylvania | 53 |
| Oklahoma city that's home to Vance Air Force Base | 53 |
| City in Oklahoma's "Red Carpet Country" | 53 |
| Barenaked Ladies song on the album "Gordon" | 53 |
| Three-time '80s speed skating gold medalist Karin | 53 |
| William who invented the crosswalk, or composer Brian | 53 |
| Sitcom spun off from "The Dukes of Hazzard" | 53 |
| Short-lived "The Dukes of Hazzard" spin-off | 53 |
| His baseball teammates called him "Country" | 53 |
| "Rubáiyát" rhyme for "thou" | 53 |
| Subject of the 2003 TV film "The Crooked E" | 53 |
| Company that had a 64-page "Code of Ethics" | 53 |
| One-third of "nine-hundred-and-ninety-nine" | 53 |
| Doc that may administer electronystagmography testing | 53 |
| ''Abandon hope, all ye who ___ here'' | 53 |
| 2001 Oscar nominee for the song "May It Be" | 53 |
| Weapons whose tips are held in place with grub screws | 53 |
| ___Pen (injector carried around by allergy sufferers) | 53 |
| "Cleopatra" and "Gandhi," for two | 53 |
| "A Cellarful of Noise" autobiographer Brian | 53 |
| "In principio ___ Verbum" (biblical phrase) | 53 |
| "But I heard him exclaim, ___ he drove ..." | 53 |
| James Whitcomb Riley's "___ I Went Mad" | 53 |
| "Listen, ___ the sound be fled": Longfellow | 53 |
| ". . . __ thou and peace may meet": Shelley | 53 |
| 1974 top 10 hit whose title means "You Are" | 53 |
| Indoor rowing machine, briefly, in rowers' jargon | 53 |
| ''___ tu che macchiavi'' (Verdi aria) | 53 |
| "The Very Clumsy Click Beetle" author Carle | 53 |
| ''I Shot the Sheriff'' singer Clapton | 53 |
| The unmarried woman in "An Unmarried Woman" | 53 |
| Susan Lucci's role on "All My Children" | 53 |
| ''Any Woman's Blues'' author Jong | 53 |
| Name of counties in three states, all crossed by I-90 | 53 |
| Lake separated from Lake Ontario by the Niagara River | 53 |
| Senta's suitor in "The Flying Dutchman" | 53 |
| "The Devil in the White City" author Larson | 53 |
| Scott's costar on "Joanie Loves Chachi" | 53 |
| "The Ghost of Frankenstein" director Kenton | 53 |
| "___ Goes to Camp" (1987 Jim Varney comedy) | 53 |
| "The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland" host | 53 |
| "Rubber Duckie" singer of children's TV | 53 |
| Rubik who was the first famous puzzlemaker I remember | 53 |
| Greer's co-star in "That Forsyte Woman" | 53 |
| His best-known image is "Symphony in Black" | 53 |
| Harper's Bazaar illustrator of the 1910s-'30s | 53 |
| Schrödinger, positer of a noted thought experiment | 53 |
| Biblical character whose name means "hairy" | 53 |
| Salinger's "With Love and Squalor" girl | 53 |
| "__ Beso" ("That Kiss," Anka hit) | 53 |
| Sports broadcaster with a "Classic" channel | 53 |
| Thoreau's "Civil Disobedience," for one | 53 |
| '-- quam videri (North Carolina's motto)' | 53 |
| One of Greater London's "home counties" | 53 |
| English county whose name referred to the East Saxons | 53 |
| ''Tiger in your tank'' gasoline brand | 53 |
| Company whose oil-drop mascot was replaced by a tiger | 53 |
| "The sign of extra service" sloganeer, once | 53 |
| Suffix in the "Guinness World Records" book | 53 |
| Schedule abbr. for Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade | 53 |
| Compounds that contribute to beer's fruity flavor | 53 |
| Member of the U.N. since 1991 and the E.U. since 2004 | 53 |
| Officer Poncherello portrayer of '70s-'80s TV | 53 |
| "Just two names will suffice," in citations | 53 |
| Berlioz's ''Les nuits d'___'' | 53 |
| Word with "minority" or "cuisine" | 53 |
| Mountain whose name in Greek means "I burn" | 53 |
| It's called Mongibello by people who live near it | 53 |
| Lord Grantham alma mater on "Downton Abbey" | 53 |
| Company promoted by a nine-month-old financial wizard | 53 |
| Some characters in "The X Files," for short | 53 |
| Peter and Olivia's daughter on "Fringe" | 53 |
| James with the album "The Sweetest Peaches" | 53 |
| Hen voiced by Andie MacDowell in "Barnyard" | 53 |
| Beyoncé's role in "Cadillac Records" | 53 |
| Suffix with "sermon" or "kitchen" | 53 |
| Swiss mathematician for whom a lunar crater was named | 53 |
| Mathematician who introduced the function symbol f(x) | 53 |
| Continent once divided along the Iron Curtain (abbr.) | 53 |
| ___ Disney Resort (original name of Disneyland Paris) | 53 |
| The ''I Don't Care Girl'' Tanguay | 53 |
| Heroine of "Die Meistersinger von Nurnberg" | 53 |