| Yakov Smirnoff's birthplace | 31 |
| West Texas city named by Russians | 33 |
| W Texas city | 12 |
| Ukranian birthplace of Yakov Smirnoff | 37 |
| Ukrainian hub | 13 |
| Ukrainian Black Sea port | 24 |
| Ukraine or Texas city | 21 |
| Texas or Ukraine city | 21 |
| Texas oil center | 16 |
| Soviet seaport | 14 |
| Seat of Texas's Ector County | 32 |
| Russian port | 12 |
| Potemkin Steps city | 19 |
| Potemkin mutiny port | 20 |
| Port city on an arm of the Black Sea | 36 |
| Old Soviet naval base site | 26 |
| Major port of Ukraine | 21 |
| Major Black Sea port | 20 |
| City in Texas or Ukraine | 24 |
| City in Texas or Russia | 23 |
| Black Sea seaport | 17 |
| "Potemkin" port | 25 |
| "Potemkin" mutiny site | 32 |
| "Potemkin" locale | 27 |
| ''Potemkin'' mutiny locale | 42 |
| Where Leon Trotsky grew up | 26 |
| West-central Texas city | 23 |
| Ukranian port | 13 |
| Ukrainian port whose staircase is a setting for "The Battleship Potemkin" | 83 |
| Ukrainian port on the Black Sea | 31 |
| Ukrainian city of one million | 29 |
| Ukrainian bay | 13 |
| Ukraine port on the Black Sea | 29 |
| Twin city of Midland, Texas | 27 |
| Title city of a Forsyth thriller | 32 |
| The Pearl of the Black Sea | 26 |
| Texas town ... or the Ukrainian city for which it was named | 59 |
| Texas college town | 18 |
| Texas college or its locale | 27 |
| Texas city with an annual Shakespeare Festival | 46 |
| Texas city that's the setting for the film "Friday Night Lights" | 78 |
| Texas city obsessed with the Permian Panthers in "Friday Night Lights" | 80 |
| Texas city named for a city in Ukraine | 38 |
| Texas city named by Russian immigrants | 38 |
| Texas city named after a Ukrainian city | 39 |
| Texas city named after a Ukraine city | 37 |
| Texas city in "Friday Night Lights" | 45 |
| Stalin named it a "hero city" after W.W. II | 53 |
| Site of the Potemkin mutiny | 27 |
| Site of some well-known steps | 29 |
| Site of a historic 1905 revolt | 30 |
| Seat of Ector County, Tex. | 26 |
| Seaport south of Kiev | 21 |
| Seaport of southern Ukraine | 27 |
| Potemkin's port | 19 |
| Potemkin locale | 15 |
| Port for the Potemkin | 21 |
| Oksana Baiul's hometown | 27 |
| Oil city of west Texas | 22 |
| Main port for grain from the Ukraine | 36 |
| Little ___ (nickname for the Russian neighborhood of Brighton Beach, Brooklyn) | 78 |
| Little ___ (Brighton Beach nickname) | 36 |
| File name? | 10 |
| County seat in west Texas | 25 |
| Classic Bee Gees album | 22 |
| City where Pushkin lived in the 1820s | 37 |
| City that was home to the first car in Russia | 45 |
| City southwest of Midland | 25 |
| City on the Permian Basin | 25 |
| City on Black Sea | 17 |
| City of western Texas | 21 |
| City not far from the western terminus of I-20 | 46 |
| City nicknamed "Pearl of the Black Sea" | 49 |
| City near Midland, Texas | 24 |
| City near Midland, Tex. | 23 |
| City name found in both Texas and Ukraine | 41 |
| City in western Texas | 21 |
| City in Ukranian S.S.R. | 23 |
| City in Ukraine or Texas | 24 |
| City in the Ukraine or Texas | 28 |
| City in Tex. or Ukraine | 23 |
| City in Tex. or the U.S.S.R. | 28 |
| City founded by Catherine the Great | 35 |
| City founded by a decree by Catherine the Great | 47 |
| City called "The Pearl of the Black Sea" | 50 |
| Black Sea reosrt | 16 |
| Birthplace of Yakov Smirnoff | 28 |
| Battleship Potemkin mutiny setting | 34 |
| 1905 revolt setting | 19 |
| "The Battleship Potemkin" port | 40 |
| "The ___ File": Forsyth | 33 |
| "The ___ File" (Frederick Forsyth bestseller) | 55 |
| "The ___ File" (Forsyth thriller) | 43 |
| "The ___ File" (Forsyth novel) | 40 |
| "Potemkin" mutiny port | 32 |
| "Little ___," 1994 Russian-American film drama | 56 |
| "Battleship Potemkin" setting | 39 |
| "Battleship Potemkin" mutiny locale | 45 |
| ''The ___ File'' (Forsyth novel) | 48 |
| ''The __ File'' (Forsyth novel) | 47 |