| Road-sign abbr. | 15 |
| RR Xing | 7 |
| RR crossing | 11 |
| Meeting of rds. | 15 |
| Where sts. meet | 15 |
| Where rtes. meet | 16 |
| Where rds. meet | 15 |
| Where I's cross?: Abbr. | 27 |
| RR intersection | 15 |
| Intersection (Abbr.) | 20 |
| Hwy. crossing | 13 |
| Highway-sign abbr. | 18 |
| Common hwy. sign | 16 |
| Red Sox outfielder since 2007 | 29 |
| Law degs. | 9 |
| Law school grads | 16 |
| Law grads | 9 |
| Some law grads | 14 |
| Young troublemakers, for short | 30 |
| Young criminals, in police parlance | 35 |
| The Obamas' degs. | 21 |
| The Clintons' degs. | 23 |
| Salinger and Souther, e.g. | 26 |
| Romney and Obama, professionally | 32 |
| Law school grads, briefly, and an apt title for this puzzle | 59 |
| Law firm hirees, for short | 26 |
| Hillary Clinton and John Edwards, e.g. | 38 |
| Both Barack and Michelle Obama have them: Abbr. | 47 |
| "The Catcher in the Rye" author's inits. | 54 |
| Actress Stapleton | 17 |
| Composer Sibelius | 17 |
| Psychologist Piaget | 19 |
| Author Auel | 11 |
| Tennis legend Billie ___ King | 29 |
| Racine or Rousseau | 18 |
| Pirate Lafitte | 14 |
| Harlow or Stapleton | 19 |
| Billie -- King | 14 |
| Auel or Arthur | 14 |
| "Finlandia" composer Sibelius | 39 |
| ''Platinum Blonde'' star Harlow | 47 |
| Writer Cocteau | 14 |
| Valjean of "Les Misérables" | 40 |
| Super hero ___ Grey | 19 |
| Sturdy, twilled cotton fabric | 29 |
| Stapleton who played Edith Bunker | 33 |
| Stapleton of "All in the Family" | 42 |
| Smart of "24" | 23 |
| Smart of ''24'' | 31 |
| Simmons or Stapleton | 20 |
| Shepherd who wrote "The Ferrari in the Bedroom" | 57 |
| Shepherd who co-wrote "A Christmas Story" | 51 |
| Shepherd of radio | 17 |
| She won Emmys playing Edith | 27 |
| Renoir, the film director | 25 |
| Renoir of film | 14 |
| Rapper Wyclef | 13 |
| Playwright Racine | 17 |
| Pirate Laffite | 14 |
| Peters or Simmons | 17 |
| Painter Fouquet | 15 |
| Novelist Genet | 14 |
| Name often seen before a hyphen | 31 |
| Maggie Smith role | 17 |
| Lafitte | 7 |
| Hugo's Valjean | 18 |
| Hersholt or Harlow | 18 |
| Harlow | 6 |
| Genet or Racine | 15 |
| Genet or Gabin | 14 |
| French writer Cocteau | 21 |
| French dramatist Racine | 23 |
| First Canadian Governor General of African descent | 50 |
| Dujardin who won Best Actor for "The Artist" | 54 |
| David Bowie: "Blue ___" | 33 |
| Cotton textile named for an Italian city | 40 |
| Cocteau or Harlow | 17 |
| Cocteau or Gabin | 16 |
| Clarkson's successor | 24 |
| Chrétien of Canada | 21 |
| Brodie or Harlow | 16 |
| Billie ___ King | 15 |
| Artist Millet or Corot | 22 |
| Art's Arp | 13 |
| Anouilh of drama | 16 |
| Actress Stapleton of "All in the Family" | 50 |
| Actress Harlow | 14 |
| Actress Arthur or Simmons | 25 |
| 3-D art pioneer Arp | 19 |
| "Timecop" actor ___-Claude Van Damme | 46 |
| "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" author ___-Dominique Bauby | 72 |
| "Blue ___" (1984 David Bowie hit) | 43 |
| 'The Prime of Miss -- Brodie' | 37 |
| ___ Valjean | 11 |
| ___ material (sturdy fabric) | 28 |
| ___ Kennedy Smith (sister of J.F.K.) | 36 |
| Sculptor who cofounded Dadaism | 30 |
| Noted French Dadaist | 20 |
| Noted 20th-century sculptor | 27 |
| "Dadaland" author | 27 |