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Time of 1944's Operation Neptune 36
They keep control of their faculties 36
These pile up for struggling rockers 36
Tattoo alternative for the squeamish 36
Tough job for a beauty contest judge 36
Two-time Olivier Award winner Jacobi 36
The "10" in "10" 36
Town near Bangor, in many King works 36
They're thirsty much of the time 36
There's sometimes no room for it 36
They don't play the field: Abbr. 36
They're flipped in tiddledywinks 36
The Natl. Park Service is part of it 36
Toon girl who's always traveling 36
The Maytals "Pressure ___" 36
They usually involve undercover work 36
The "Lost Weekend" problem 36
Timothy Q. Mouse's flying friend 36
Thermometer insertion point, perhaps 36
Tea drinker Charles Grey's title 36
Two "King Lear" characters 36
Title locale in a Cheech Marin movie 36
Title locale in a Cheech Marin flick 36
Tides favored for boating departures 36
Title place in a Francesco Rosi film 36
Theologian who opposed Martin Luther 36
They're handed sentences (Abbr.) 36
They make periodical changes (Abbr.) 36
Trap beneath the water's surface 36
Transcendental ___ (Kantian subject) 36
They're big among the glitterati 36
Tennyson's "lily maid" 36
They're rarely below zero: Abbr. 36
The British Museum's ___ Marbles 36
Three-and-a-half-year-old red Muppet 36
Title film locale in Springwood, Oh. 36
Take part in a secret joint venture? 36
Thwart disapproving parents, perhaps 36
Threat ending ( with "or") 36
Twelfth month of the Jewish calendar 36
The "Mistress of the Dark" 36
The "E" in Alfred E. Smith 36
Thompson of "Nanny McPhee" 36
There are three in "mommy" 36
They'll never get off the ground 36
Tennyson's "___ Arden" 36
Treebeard and others of Middle-earth 36
Tolkien's shepherds of the trees 36
They usually involve a lot of extras 36
The Thatcher years, e.g., in Britain 36
They're historically significant 36
Two-term presidents' terms, e.g. 36
The Gardner who cooked up Ham Burger 36
Test administration locations: Abbr. 36
Tony player on "NYPD Blue" 36
Times when ecoles are not in session 36
Time before Christmas or destruction 36
Twelfth Night, vis-à-vis Epiphany 36
Times for final holiday preparations 36
The Love ___ (blow-up sheep novelty) 36
They're shepherded in wool coats 36
They may be in woolly coats or cotes 36
Their milk is used to make Roquefort 36
They've gone their separate ways 36
The 13th item in a baker's dozen 36
They're usually heavier at night 36
They're kept under lids at night 36
Tollbooth option for Northeasterners 36
TV's "The ___ of Life" 36
They're picked up at the airport 36
Trollope's "Orley ___" 36
Tune for tykes, with "The" 36
They're sometimes stuck in clogs 36
Took every chip from, in poker slang 36
Tell it, with ''up'' 36
They make folks hot under the collar 36
Tina with a spot-on Palin impression 36
The last word in many a foreign film 36
Two-time heavyweight champ Patterson 36
Tony winner for Best Musical of 1999 36
They rate high on the Beaufort scale 36
Teri of "Close Encounters" 36
The first two periodic table entries 36
They're passed down from parents 36
The "Homo" in Homo sapiens 36
They came of age in the Reagan years 36
Their consumers have small appetites 36
Toys known as Action Men in the U.K. 36
They marched into toy stores in 1964 36
Teammate of Jackie, Duke and Pee Wee 36
The "G" in G.K. Chesterton 36
TV show with a left hand in its logo 36
TV series set in an Ohio high school 36
The devil is often depicted with one 36
Title character absent from the cast 36
Take one's turn after all others 36
Thing purchased before having a ball 36
This creates "amber waves" 36
Tests for prospective Ph.D. students 36
Tall hat wearer at Buckingham Palace 36