"Rocky IV" setting: Abbr. | 35 |
J.P. Morgan co. based in Pittsburgh | 35 |
Its members strive for good service | 35 |
"¿Cómo está __?" | 35 |
''Business as ___'' | 35 |
There's a lot of interest in it | 35 |
"Key Largo" actress Hagen | 35 |
State with a Carbon and Iron county | 35 |
State where Brigham Young is buried | 35 |
One of its symbols is the sego lily | 35 |
Home to the Mormon Tabernacle Choir | 35 |
Bryce Canyon National Park location | 35 |
Hoops franchise born in New Orleans | 35 |
Tribe with a coyote and duck legend | 35 |
Tribe that lent its name to a state | 35 |
Rice-Eccles Stadium football player | 35 |
"In __": #1 Nirvana album | 35 |
Tribe with a state named after them | 35 |
Dag Hammarskjöld's successor | 35 |
Reader's digest founder of 1984 | 35 |
__ Reader: alternative media digest | 35 |
"Nowhere," to Thomas More | 35 |
Part of the eye that holds the iris | 35 |
Part of the eye containing the iris | 35 |
Layer between the sclera and retina | 35 |
Outdoor camera user's accessory | 35 |
Sunburn-causing emission, for short | 35 |
Literally, "little grape" | 35 |
Sounded from the back of the throat | 35 |
Related to a soft palate projection | 35 |
Israel Military Industries products | 35 |
Combine's right to catch up (7) | 35 |
"Quo ___" (1951 MGM epic) | 35 |
Resort that sounds like a face mask | 35 |
Resort near Arapaho National Forest | 35 |
Perennial #1 resort in Ski Magazine | 35 |
"Goodfellas" singer Jerry | 35 |
Double-parker who gives out tickets | 35 |
1777-78 Continental Army encampment | 35 |
Lively ballroom dance, French-style | 35 |
"La ___ des Toréadors" | 35 |
Luis' "Let's go!" | 35 |
Juan's "Let's go" | 35 |
"Let's go," in La Paz | 35 |
Savannah's Hard-Hearted denizen | 35 |
"Twilight" series subject | 35 |
Transportation for many a rock band | 35 |
Went "poof" into thin air | 35 |
______ Hill ( eastern Ontario town) | 35 |
Unsigned bands' tour transport? | 35 |
Features of some moving experiences | 35 |
2002 Ryan Reynolds/Tara Reid comedy | 35 |
Chekhov's "Uncle ___" | 35 |
The spice of life, so it's said | 35 |
Results may do this, in commercials | 35 |
___ da Gama of the Age of Discovery | 35 |
Common item in still-life paintings | 35 |
Personal-care brand name since 1872 | 35 |
One of academia's Seven Sisters | 35 |
Alma mater of "The Group" | 35 |
"___ con Dios," 1953 song | 35 |
Battle's end, in military speak | 35 |
Pitcher Bob of the 60's Pirates | 35 |
Trattoria offering served with wine | 35 |
Carnivore's favorite game show? | 35 |
Celebration of the fall of the Axis | 35 |
Bobby who filled in for Buddy Holly | 35 |
Cable hosts introduced in the 1980s | 35 |
Biden, Cheney, and Gore, informally | 35 |
They're formed with two fingers | 35 |
Take it easy (with "out") | 35 |
Relax, with ''out'' | 35 |
Binary star, or General Motors car | 35 |
"What happens in ___ ..." | 35 |
"The City Without Clocks" | 35 |
"Las ___ Lady," 1976 film | 35 |
"Casablanca" actor Conrad | 35 |
Having some prominent blood vessels | 35 |
"Chicago" vamp and others | 35 |
"National ___," 1944 film | 35 |
Material for children's clothes | 35 |
2005 Grammy-winning rock supergroup | 35 |
Hungry man's question in Italy? | 35 |
John known for overlapping diagrams | 35 |
Like part of the circulatory system | 35 |
Planet with the most circular orbit | 35 |
Planet with a nearly circular orbit | 35 |
Ditzy waitress on "Alice" | 35 |
___ Cruz (name on old Mexican maps) | 35 |
She tools around checking out hunks | 35 |
"Be" or "bring" | 35 |
Cape ---, westernmost African point | 35 |
Cape ___, westernmost African point | 35 |
''Otello'' composer | 35 |
First U.S. state to abolish slavery | 35 |
"Supper at Emmaus" artist | 35 |
'This Gun for Hire' actress | 35 |
Site of King Louis XIV's palace | 35 |
Recto's opposite, in publishing | 35 |
Rating of interest to a numismatist | 35 |