Stubborn people won't give one | 34 |
Like some diplomatic communication | 34 |
Item surveyed by the Census Bureau | 34 |
Third line on many a ballot: Abbr. | 34 |
Senator Sanders of Vt., on ballots | 34 |
Like some who are not Rep. or Dem. | 34 |
Like many a college grad, nowadays | 34 |
Word after thumb and before finger | 34 |
Textbook's last chapter, often | 34 |
Back-of-the-book reference section | 34 |
Columbus's elusive destination | 34 |
Where the Sepoy Rebellion occurred | 34 |
Setting for "Siddhartha" | 34 |
Home to more than a billion people | 34 |
Like a small music or film company | 34 |
"Closer to Fine" singers | 34 |
Word form with European or Chinese | 34 |
Word form with Chinese or European | 34 |
Comb. form with Chinese or Pacific | 34 |
___-European (family of languages) | 34 |
All __ time: as a matter of course | 34 |
Automotive, steel or tourism, e.g. | 34 |
Automotive, music or tourism, e.g. | 34 |
Automotive, steel or tourist, e.g. | 34 |
Super Bowl XLIV runner-up, briefly | 34 |
Memorial Day weekend race, to fans | 34 |
Home of the Brickyard 400, briefly | 34 |
Like Bruckner's Symphony No. 7 | 34 |
Suffix meaning "made of" | 34 |
Like Scriabin's Symphony No. 1 | 34 |
Like Schubert's Symphony No. 7 | 34 |
Like Chopin's Scherzo (Op. 54) | 34 |
Like Beethoven's Sonata No. 30 | 34 |
''Serpent'' suffix | 34 |
Subject of the first law of motion | 34 |
California's Mission Santa ___ | 34 |
Suffixes with serpent and elephant | 34 |
___ de Castro (storied noblewoman) | 34 |
Opposite of potentially, to Caesar | 34 |
Like Gershwin's piano concerto | 34 |
"Picnic" Pulitzer winner | 34 |
'Picnic' dramatist William | 34 |
"A Loss of Roses" writer | 34 |
Something valuable held in reserve | 34 |
Confident way to solve a crossword | 34 |
How contracts are generally signed | 34 |
"What's ___ for me?" | 34 |
"What's --- for me?" | 34 |
"We're ___ together" | 34 |
You might exchange words with them | 34 |
Cephalopod's "cover" | 34 |
1934 hit "___ Dinka Doo" | 34 |
Like a stained shirt pocket, maybe | 34 |
Visiting the Getty Center, briefly | 34 |
Attending a Dodgers home game, say | 34 |
Chesapeake Bay or Oslo Fjord, e.g. | 34 |
It had no room for Mary and Joseph | 34 |
"The Highwayman" setting | 34 |
Rowling's Leaky Cauldron, e.g. | 34 |
"Holiday ___," 1942 film | 34 |
Exclusive, as a "circle" | 34 |
Hudson River school painter George | 34 |
Many provide quaint accommodations | 34 |
"___ ear and out . . . " | 34 |
"___ ear and out . . .." | 34 |
"--- ear and out the..." | 34 |
___ element (doing what you enjoy) | 34 |
Like con artists' shills, e.g. | 34 |
"___ out?" (poker query) | 34 |
"--- out?" (poker query) | 34 |
With everything where it should be | 34 |
When some ties are broken, briefly | 34 |
How some N.F.L. games are resolved | 34 |
Carter's supporters in '76 | 34 |
The "I" in M.I.T.: Abbr. | 34 |
The "I" of R.P.I.: Abbr. | 34 |
The "I" of M.I.T.: Abbr. | 34 |
1099-___ (tax form sent by a bank) | 34 |
What a prosecutor may try to prove | 34 |
Prefix meaning "between" | 34 |
Person getting on-the-job training | 34 |
Worldwide enforcement organization | 34 |
"The fat's ___ fire" | 34 |
"Ring ___ new": Tennyson | 34 |
With the appropriate musical tempo | 34 |
The "I" of I.M.F.: Abbr. | 34 |
The "I" in I.B.M.: Abbr. | 34 |
". . . and ___ the fire" | 34 |
"And lead us not ---..." | 34 |
Converse of "divided by" | 34 |
"Come ___ my parlor ..." | 34 |
"___ each life some ..." | 34 |
Shortened word in college catalogs | 34 |
First track on a mix tape, usually | 34 |
Passes caught by opponents (abbr.) | 34 |
What musical instruments should be | 34 |
Eskimo word for "Eskimo" | 34 |
Habituate to something undesirable | 34 |
Opposite of vacancy, on some signs | 34 |
It's used by many a junior spy | 34 |