It's provided free by most clients | 38 |
It's opened without a letter opener | 39 |
It's often checked on a cell | 32 |
It might be read and then deleted | 33 |
It may have an attachment for you | 33 |
It doesn't require paper or postage | 39 |
Form of electronic communication | 32 |
Drop a modern-day line to, perhaps | 34 |
Correspondence that's clicked | 33 |
Correspondence that may come with attachments | 45 |
Correspondence created on keyboards | 35 |
Computer communications, for short | 34 |
Communication that may have an attachment | 41 |
Click the "Send" button | 33 |
Sent a paperless message, in a way | 34 |
Modern way to get a virus, possibly | 35 |
They may pile up during a vacation | 34 |
Many résumé submissions, these days | 41 |
Contents of some in-boxes nowadays | 34 |
Key of Bruckner's Symphony No. 7 | 36 |
Key of Haydn's Symphony No. 29 | 34 |
Key of Scriabin's Symphony No. 1 | 36 |
Key of Haydn's Symphony No. 12 or 29 | 40 |
Key of Bruckner's Symphony No. 7: Abbr. | 43 |
Key of Bach's second violin concerto: Abbr. | 47 |
"You can't win ___" | 33 |
Surfers' shopping destination | 33 |
"You can't win ___!" | 34 |
"Bless ___" (1941 hit song) | 37 |
Name meaning "God is with us" | 39 |
The "E" in Alfred E. Smith | 36 |
Obama's original chief of staff | 35 |
Manu Ginobili's full first name | 35 |
Hebrew for "God is with us" | 37 |
Former World Chess Champion ___ Lasker | 38 |
Daley's successor as mayor of Chicago | 41 |
Alfred E. Smith's middle name | 33 |
Component of some economic sanctions | 36 |
Correspondent who travels with troops | 37 |
War correspondent, in modern lingo | 34 |
Reporter assigned to a platoon, e.g. | 36 |
Reporter assigned to a military unit | 36 |
Place with troops, as a journalist | 34 |
Assign a journalist to a military unit | 38 |
Stick into one's blog, as a YouTube video | 45 |
Reporter under the protection of an army unit | 45 |
Put with troops, as a war reporter | 34 |
Modern-day war reporter, perhaps | 32 |
Many a Persian Gulf war correspondent | 37 |
Incorporate, as a YouTube video into a Web site | 47 |
Incorporate, as a picture in a blog | 35 |
Get in with the troops, like a journalist | 41 |
Assign journalists to military units | 36 |
Add to a website, as a video clip | 33 |
Particle of a dwindling campfire | 32 |
It may bring a glow to your hearth | 34 |
"Campfire for your iPhone" app | 40 |
___ days, for prayer and fasting | 32 |
___ days (for fasting and prayer) | 33 |
Result of "hearthburn" | 32 |
The Democrats' donkey, for one | 34 |
Symbol representing an abstract idea | 36 |
Infiniti's infinity symbol, e.g. | 36 |
Globe with olive branches, for the United Nations | 49 |
Basketball Hall of Famer Wayne __ | 33 |
Speaker between other speakers, perhaps | 39 |
Person who handles the introductions | 36 |
Letters in Einstein's famous formula | 40 |
Joel Grey, in ''Cabaret'' | 41 |
Billy Crystal for the Oscars, e.g. | 34 |
''And now ...'' sayer | 37 |
Seth MacFarlane, at the 2013 Oscars, e.g. | 41 |
Seth MacFarlane, at the 2013 Oscars | 39 |
Rob Riggle at the 2012 Espys, e.g. | 34 |
Play host, as for an awards show | 32 |
Person making introductions, often | 34 |
One who makes opening statements | 32 |
One might be between a pair of speakers | 39 |
Letters in Einstein's famous quotation | 42 |
Joel Grey, in "Cabaret" | 33 |
Bob Hope, for 18 Oscar ceremonies | 33 |
''Next up . . .'' speaker | 41 |
Punctuation that makes one pause | 32 |
Interruption of thought indicator | 33 |
Frequent feature of Emily Dickinson poetry | 42 |
German seaport protected by dikes | 33 |
Prince of the Middle East (Var.) | 32 |
Title for a descendant of Mohammed | 34 |
One spelling for an Arab commander | 34 |
One spelling for a mideast prince | 33 |
Foreign title meaning "commander" | 43 |
Improve a thesis' quality, e.g. | 35 |
The "E" in FEMA: Abbr. | 32 |
Retired professor's title (Abbr.) | 37 |
The "E" in E.R.: Abbr. | 32 |
"The Wizard of Oz" location: ___ City | 47 |
Land of "Mother Machree" | 34 |
Birthstones for Mother's Day babies | 39 |
Gifts for 40th wedding anniversary | 34 |
Colombia is their largest producer | 34 |