| Baseball Hall-of-Famer who batted left and threw right | 54 |
| Germany's "Iron Chancellor" von Bismarck | 54 |
| 624-year rule that ended when Turkey became a republic | 54 |
| "___ Miss Brooks," radio hit: 1948–57 | 54 |
| "___ Lips Are Sealed" (1981 Go-Go's hit) | 54 |
| ''Reply completed,'' to a ham operator | 54 |
| War song that begins "Johnnie, get your gun" | 54 |
| Vince's costar in "The Wedding Crashers" | 54 |
| Bird seen with Mictlantecuhtli, the Aztec god of death | 54 |
| Birds whose heads can rotate 135 degrees left or right | 54 |
| Â Â Temple University team, with "the" | 54 |
| "I'm My ___ Grandpaw" (1948 novelty hit) | 54 |
| TV host with the catchphrase "I kid you not" | 54 |
| Subject of the documentary "As I Was Saying" | 54 |
| Housemate in Steinbeck's "Tortilla Flat" | 54 |
| " . . . ___, mio Dio!": Leonora's prayer | 54 |
| Rice field frequenter better known as the Java sparrow | 54 |
| Where to find the Mercury line and the Girdle of Venus | 54 |
| First name among the ''Baywatch'' cast | 54 |
| It was called the "Ritz-Carlton of airlines" | 54 |
| "Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me" contestants | 54 |
| Occurrence on "Black Friday," Sept. 19, 1873 | 54 |
| Movie with a 9-year-old Best Supporting Actress winner | 54 |
| "Modern all ___" (anagram for Arnold Palmer) | 54 |
| "Gay ___" ("Victor/Victoria" song) | 54 |
| Setting for Henry James's "The American" | 54 |
| "Hustle and strut through ___ at night" Cult | 54 |
| Simon's former "American Idol "colleague | 54 |
| Peacekeeping orgs., when they're not being violent | 54 |
| Vegetable "ammunition" for a child's toy | 54 |
| "Positive Thinking" proponent Norman Vincent | 54 |
| Rodney of "The Best Damn Sports Show Period" | 54 |
| First African-American golfer with 12 P.G.A. Tour wins | 54 |
| "I've seen your picture" Steely Dan song | 54 |
| Singer/songwriter Michael in "Boogie Nights" | 54 |
| "84 Charing Cross Road" correspondents, e.g. | 54 |
| Illinois birthplace of Richard Pryor and Betty Friedan | 54 |
| Charlemagne's father, dubbed "the Short" | 54 |
| "Twice as much for a nickel" sloganeer, once | 54 |
| Proust's "A la Recherche du Temps _____" | 54 |
| What this puzzle's columnar entries are taken from | 54 |
| Object of many a hopeful machine inventor's search | 54 |
| The charango is this country's national instrument | 54 |
| It carries the words ''Rey de Espana'' | 54 |
| "I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur" org. | 54 |
| Postlethwaite of "In the Name of the Father" | 54 |
| I'd like you to meet the liaison to our vendors... | 54 |
| Candy whose flavors include cola, grape, and raspberry | 54 |
| Candy named from the German for "peppermint" | 54 |
| Sports org. in which J.B. Holmes and Bubba Watson play | 54 |
| Its Web site has an "Improve Your Game" page | 54 |
| King ___, Indian chief known to his tribe as Metacomet | 54 |
| Prop in Laurel and Hardy's 'The Music Box' | 54 |
| Invention credited to Bartolomeo Cristofori circa 1700 | 54 |
| Floyd "But don't take a slice of my ___" | 54 |
| Basis for the first commercially successful video game | 54 |
| Dickens's orphan in "Great Expectations" | 54 |
| Backup singer on "Midnight Train to Georgia" | 54 |
| 1960's-70's backup group, with "the" | 54 |
| Animation studio that made "The Incredibles" | 54 |
| Stevie Wonder sang about their "Secret Life" | 54 |
| He wrote "Knowledge is the food of the soul" | 54 |
| "Pretty" thing to say, with a cherry on top? | 54 |
| Said "Guilty" or "Not guilty," say | 54 |
| "Diamonds Are Forever" Bond girl O'Toole | 54 |
| "Every man will be a ___ if he can": Thoreau | 54 |
| "The bill and coo of sex" per Elbert Hubbard | 54 |
| "We have met the enemy and he is us" speaker | 54 |
| "In Seed Comes Fruit" band ___ Dog Pondering | 54 |
| Kansas "How long, to the ___ of know return" | 54 |
| Popular song genre on “The Lawrence Welk Show” | 54 |
| Game whose name is the Balti word for "ball" | 54 |
| "Where's ___?" (1970 George Segal movie) | 54 |
| One pretending to like things simply because others do | 54 |
| "The great aphrodisiac," per Henry Kissinger | 54 |
| "Focus. Hustle. Hydrate. Believe." sloganeer | 54 |
| Whitney's partner in aircraft engine manufacturing | 54 |
| It ends with something found four times in this puzzle | 54 |
| Title for Zhou Enlai from Oct. 1, 1949 to Jan. 8, 1976 | 54 |
| "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," e.g. | 54 |
| Like one's favorite radio stations, typically | 54 |
| Travel website with longtime spokesman William Shatner | 54 |
| Nickname for a Boston skyscraper, with "The" | 54 |
| ''The Lord is my shepherd'' begins one | 54 |
| Inits. associated with the old theme park Heritage USA | 54 |
| "The ___ Club" (1970's-80's TV show) | 54 |
| "Treat homonyms as synonyms": Walter Redfern | 54 |
| Sapphire novel on which "Precious" was based | 54 |
| "Ginger __": 1952 Newbery Medal-winning book | 54 |
| "Quartet in Autumn" English novelist Barbara | 54 |
| Cunard vessel named for a reigning monarch, familiarly | 54 |
| Place for some wiffle ball or live-action role-playing | 54 |
| "¿Por ___?" ("Why?" in Spanish) | 54 |
| "Merv Griffin's Crosswords," essentially | 54 |
| Station that's often on at the old folks' home | 54 |
| One of three people walking into a bar, in many a joke | 54 |
| Golden Earring might use this to find "Love" | 54 |
| Charlotte of ''Diff'rent Strokes'' | 54 |
| Leachman replaced her on "The Facts of Life" | 54 |
| Actress ___ Dawn Chong of "The Color Purple" | 54 |