| Lawyer/novelist who wrote "Presumed Innocent" | 55 |
| Like a car that's safe, gets good gas mileage, etc. | 55 |
| Lead pellet-filled item used to weigh down scuba divers | 55 |
| Literary character who's as charmin' as a slug? | 55 |
| Louisiana's has a nesting pelican with three chicks | 55 |
| Like Tom Hanks's character in "Cast Away" | 55 |
| Language in which "lion" is "simba" | 55 |
| Lead-off track on the Beatles' "Revolver" | 55 |
| Likely road for this puzzle's big wheels to travel? | 55 |
| Like the bottom of an eye chart, comparatively speaking | 55 |
| List of chapters and page numbers at the front of a bk. | 55 |
| Lou "The __" Groza, memorable NFL placekicker | 55 |
| Like the ending of ''Romeo and Juliet'' | 55 |
| Like Polish jokes and "woman driver" comments | 55 |
| Letters before Ronald Reagan or Abraham Lincoln, at sea | 55 |
| Lane where "Desperate Housewives" takes place | 55 |
| Like a "One strike and you're out" policy | 55 |
| Legislation that protects people with impairments: Abbr. | 56 |
| Lorne Greene in ''Battlestar Galactica'' | 56 |
| Lorne Greene's "Battlestar Galactica" role | 56 |
| L.A. film org. that bestows a Lifetime Achievement Award | 56 |
| Letters before "Freddie Knuckles" and the like | 56 |
| Last name in "The Courtship of Miles Standish" | 56 |
| Language spoken in "The Passion of the Christ" | 56 |
| Longtime "One Life to Live" patriarch Buchanan | 56 |
| Like the Irkutsk and Yakutsk territories on a Risk board | 56 |
| Lion in "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe" | 56 |
| Lion in Lewis's "The Chronicles of Narnia" | 56 |
| Lew Wallace's "Ben-Hur: ___ of the Christ" | 56 |
| Language family from which "zombie" originates | 56 |
| Language in which "hello" is "kaixo" | 56 |
| Last nonincumbent running mate of an incumbent president | 56 |
| Late NFL star and "Police Academy" actor Smith | 56 |
| Like "Tim & Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!" | 56 |
| Laugh coined by Lewis Carroll in "Jabberwocky" | 56 |
| Lawyer played by Pacino in "Angels in America" | 56 |
| Like the diving end of a pool vis-Ã -vis the other end | 56 |
| Leon who won a Pulitzer for his biography of Henry James | 56 |
| Like a coincidence that makes you go "Hmm ..." | 56 |
| London statue originally called the Shaftesbury Monument | 56 |
| Line after Casca's "Speak, hands, for me!" | 56 |
| Little ___ ("Uncle Tom's Cabin" character) | 56 |
| Lana Turner's "Mr. Imperium" co-star, 1951 | 56 |
| LCD Soundsystem might come up with a "Big" one | 56 |
| Letters that might precede a blogger's point of view | 56 |
| Like Saint-Saëns's "Urbs Roma" Symphony | 56 |
| Like actor Michael Emerson of "Lost," by birth | 56 |
| Last name of the "It's Your Thing" singers | 56 |
| La ___ (home to the University of California, San Diego) | 56 |
| Lancaster's "From Here to Eternity" costar | 56 |
| Logo image for "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" | 56 |
| Longtime "ABC's Wide World of Sports" host | 56 |
| Language family that includes Ute, Shoshone and Comanche | 56 |
| Like two-thirds of the numbers in the Fibonacci sequence | 56 |
| Letters used in the catalog indexing for Matador Records | 56 |
| Like a frame in which a strike or spare isn't bowled | 56 |
| Lord John Boyd ___, winner of the 1949 Nobel Peace Prize | 56 |
| Like packages with a "Drug Facts" label: Abbr. | 56 |
| Lex Luthor's sidekick in "Superman" (1978) | 56 |
| Letter that appears twice in the Schrödinger equation | 56 |
| Like "10," "54," and "300" | 56 |
| Like "Knocked Up" and "The Hangover" | 56 |
| Liqueur that's Italian for "rather bitter" | 56 |
| Like emails about Barack Obama's background, usually | 56 |
| Like the skies in Bob Dylan's "Mozambique" | 56 |
| Least desirable location for an office cubicle, probably | 56 |
| Legendary hybrid creature reportedly spotted in Michigan | 56 |
| List with "Save" and "Print" options | 56 |
| Landscape photographer George ___ (Ansel Adams inspirer) | 56 |
| Longtime pitcher Jim with the nickname "Kitty" | 56 |
| Like water or paint that won't give you brain damage | 56 |
| Larry McMurtry novel made into an Emmy-winning TV series | 56 |
| Locale that often includes a wet bar and large-screen TV | 56 |
| Location of worldÂ’s largest astronomical observatory | 56 |
| Linebacker whose last game was a win in Super Bowl XLVII | 56 |
| Lisa who cohosted "Soap Talk" with Ty Treadway | 56 |
| Longtime "The Daily Show" correspondant Mo ___ | 56 |
| Linebacker Junior who played in 12 consecutive Pro Bowls | 56 |
| Linebacker Junior in the San Diego Chargers Hall of Fame | 56 |
| Laughed like Lily Tomlin's phone operator, Ernestine | 56 |
| Literary title character called "a pure woman" | 56 |
| Levels that are split in this puzzle's theme entries | 56 |
| Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo and Donatello, initially | 56 |
| Largest moon in the solar system with a retrograde orbit | 56 |
| Loud weather phenomenon, as shortened in weather reports | 56 |
| Language of the national anthem "Qaumi Tarana" | 56 |
| Lose effectiveness, as painkillers, with "off" | 56 |
| Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo's OS? | 56 |
| Lurch's catchphrase on "The Addams Family" | 56 |
| Last word of the first verse of "Jack and Jill" | 57 |
| Like the stranger in Camus's "The Stranger" | 57 |
| Longtime "What's My Line?" panelist Francis | 57 |
| Local politics and high school sports, for news reporters | 57 |
| Last words of Burgess' ''Purple Cow'' | 57 |
| Leonard Nimoy's 2009 "Star Trek" role, e.g. | 57 |
| Letters on the shirts of the losers of the Miracle on Ice | 57 |
| Like virtually all gold medalists in Olympic table tennis | 57 |
| Longest continuous corporate partner of the Olympic Games | 57 |
| Living room reading that includes this puzzle's theme | 57 |
| Lower pair of black squares in this grid, typographically | 57 |