| Media control agcy. | 19 |
| Mark S. Fowler chairs it: Abbr. | 31 |
| License issuer, for short | 25 |
| Important licensing org. | 24 |
| Howard Stern's longtime foe | 31 |
| Grp. caring about airing | 24 |
| Govt. watchdog of TV | 20 |
| Govt. media regulator | 21 |
| Govt. communications regulator | 30 |
| Govt. broadband regulator | 25 |
| Gov't airwaves monitor | 26 |
| Gov. regulator of radio and TV | 30 |
| Gov. regulator of broadcast media | 33 |
| Gov. agcy. | 10 |
| FM station regulator | 20 |
| Colin Powell’s son once headed it: abbr.[SEE NOTE ABOVE] | 63 |
| Clean air org.? | 15 |
| Broadcasting overseer: Abbr. | 28 |
| Broadcast regulatory agency | 27 |
| Broadcast overseer (Abbr.) | 26 |
| Broadcast agcy. | 15 |
| Body governing TV | 17 |
| Airwaves regulatory grp. | 24 |
| Airwaves regulator, briefly | 27 |
| Airwaves monitoring gp. | 23 |
| Agcy. that can fine TV stations | 31 |
| Agcy. controlling TV | 20 |
| Agcy. chaired by Colin Powell's son | 39 |
| ABC and NBC overseer | 20 |
| "The ___ Song" (retaliatory 2004 tune by Eric Idle) | 61 |
| Bass staff symbol | 17 |
| Bass notation | 13 |
| Sign on a bass's staff | 26 |
| Pianist's left-hand symbol | 30 |
| Low pitch symbol | 16 |
| It looks like a large comma followed by a small colon | 53 |
| Chopin notation | 15 |
| Bass-line introducer | 20 |
| Org. that banned candy-flavored cigarettes | 42 |
| Big Pharma regulating org. | 26 |
| Rx watchdog | 11 |
| Rx overseer | 11 |
| Kind of approval | 16 |
| Rx watchdog org. | 16 |
| Pharmaceutical-approving org. | 29 |
| Gov't. agency | 17 |
| Govt. health watchdog | 21 |
| U.S. pharmaceuticals overseer | 29 |
| Pharmaceutical watchdog org. | 28 |
| Pharm. watchdog | 15 |
| Agcy. that approves medicines | 29 |
| U.S. health watchdog | 20 |
| Pharmaceutical watchdog grp. | 28 |
| Org. that banned ephedra | 24 |
| Medicine-testing org. | 21 |
| Med. watchdog org. | 18 |
| Govt. Rx watchdog | 17 |
| Gov. agency | 11 |
| Cosmetics-testing org. | 22 |
| Vitamin regulator | 17 |
| U.S. govt. agency | 17 |
| They say yes to drugs | 21 |
| They say OK to drugs | 20 |
| Public health org. | 18 |
| Pharmaceuticals watchdog agcy. | 30 |
| Pharmaceuticals overseer, for short | 35 |
| Org. that may say no to drugs | 29 |
| Medicine-approving org. | 23 |
| Grp. that conducts many tests | 29 |
| Govt. product-tester | 20 |
| Govt. agency that approves medicines | 36 |
| Vitamin-regulating agcy. | 24 |
| U.S. pharmaceuticals regulator | 30 |
| U.S. medicine regulator | 23 |
| U.S. health protector | 21 |
| Trial-conducting org. | 21 |
| They say "yes" to drugs | 33 |
| Testing org. | 12 |
| Safe-products org. | 18 |
| Rx safety grp. | 14 |
| Regulator of OTC drugs | 22 |
| Public Health Service gp. | 25 |
| Prescription safety org. | 24 |
| Pharmaceutical watchdog agcy. | 29 |
| Pharmaceutical overseer, for short | 34 |
| Pharmaceutical overseer | 23 |
| Org. that's a real medicine dropper | 39 |
| Org. that holds trials | 22 |
| Org. that approves new pharmaceuticals | 38 |
| Nourishment oversight grp. | 26 |
| Meds monitor | 12 |
| Medicine watchdog grp. | 22 |
| Medicine dropper? (Abbr.) | 25 |
| Medicine dropper? | 17 |
| Med overseer: Abbr. | 19 |
| Many cos. seek its approval | 27 |
| It can say no to drugs | 22 |
| Grp. whose approval is often sought | 35 |
| Grp. that approved Olestra | 26 |
| Govt. watchdog for medicines | 28 |