| Its pages are often numbered i, ii, iii, etc. | 45 |
| ItÂ’s usually a regular one worn backwards | 45 |
| Investing formula used by a portfolio manager | 45 |
| Irma who wrote "The Joy of Cooking" | 45 |
| It's across the hall from the Oval Office | 45 |
| It was never intended to be a leather cleaner | 45 |
| Inadvisable thing to do, usually, in the mail | 45 |
| Italian statesman-historian, 1873–1952 | 45 |
| Israeli prime minister before and after Peres | 45 |
| It has a slightly heavier British counterpart | 45 |
| It stole a Hearst in '74 [SEE NOTE ABOVE] | 45 |
| Ionic compound used as a preservative in wine | 45 |
| It might involve a small case of the sniffles | 45 |
| It may be given to a large group after dinner | 45 |
| If you're fair, you might want a high one | 45 |
| I Can't Believe It's Not Butter, e.g. | 45 |
| ID assigned to over 453 million people so far | 45 |
| It's black, white and read in Kansas City | 45 |
| Images on windows of une cathédrale: Abbr. | 45 |
| If you're on it, you're going to hell | 45 |
| Inquiry sent out at the P.O. re a lost letter | 45 |
| It starts with love and can go back and forth | 45 |
| Inventor depicted in "The Prestige" | 45 |
| It rhymes with "alouette" in a song | 45 |
| Important meeting for Domingo and colleagues? | 45 |
| Instrument that reminds you when to practice? | 45 |
| It might have "karma" written on it | 45 |
| It may be called to prevent injury, for short | 45 |
| Its motto is "Duty, Honor, Country" | 45 |
| It's slightly more than two pct. of a cup | 45 |
| Ingredient in some health food store capsules | 45 |
| Illegal trip across the median strip, perhaps | 45 |
| It's educational, according to The Pixies | 45 |
| Indian goddess after whom an actress is named | 45 |
| Its motto is "Non sibi sed patriae" | 45 |
| Important caviar source, with "the" | 45 |
| In song, it's good for absolutely nothing | 45 |
| It may shock you when you turn on the lights? | 45 |
| It may precede "woo" on a valentine | 45 |
| Internet script designed to be human-readable | 45 |
| Its members often get motel discounts: Abbr. | 44 |
| Irene ___, figure in Sherlock Holmes stories | 44 |
| It was about nothing, in a 17th-century play | 44 |
| Insurance company whose logo contains a duck | 44 |
| Increasingly touchy subject, as it increases | 44 |
| It might be shouted before "Fire!" | 44 |
| It's expired shortly after it's used | 44 |
| Instrument that's not seen and not heard | 44 |
| Its motto is "North to the future" | 44 |
| It has a red flag with a double-headed eagle | 44 |
| It bites, takes hops and may have a big head | 44 |
| Imogen's Fidele in "Cymbeline" | 44 |
| Its title means "Farewell to Thee" | 44 |
| It's labeled "option" on a Mac | 44 |
| It's "blowin' in the wind" | 44 |
| Imaginary boundary for the South Frigid Zone | 44 |
| Israel's "Hatikvah" and others | 44 |
| It's issued to several stations, briefly | 44 |
| Indian immigrant on "The Simpsons" | 44 |
| India.___ ("Little Things" singer) | 44 |
| It hangs around in some impressive buildings | 44 |
| It comes from the bottom of one's hearth | 44 |
| It's west of the International Date Line | 44 |
| If two silkworms raced they'd end in ___ | 44 |
| Irving Berlin's "Always," e.g. | 44 |
| It may be stolen in parks across the country | 44 |
| It is entirely dependent on flowers for food | 44 |
| It comes straight from the horse's mouth | 44 |
| Initiates withdrawals of defective products? | 44 |
| It's signed but has no amount written in | 44 |
| It often functions with the help of an organ | 44 |
| Its trill opens "Rhapsody in Blue" | 44 |
| It includes the brain and spinal cord: abbr. | 44 |
| It's needed for a spin at the laundromat | 44 |
| It means "strained" in drink names | 44 |
| It's played with mallets and wickets ... | 44 |
| I've Gotta ____ : Peter Pan song | 44 |
| Its motto was "Deo Vindice": Abbr. | 44 |
| Inits. for Lowe's or Home Depot shoppers | 44 |
| It may be used against you in a court of law | 44 |
| It may result from a long phone conversation | 44 |
| It's used when looking for the right key | 44 |
| Israel's first United Nations ambassador | 44 |
| Irving Bacheller's "__ Holden" | 44 |
| Its entrance was barred with a flaming sword | 44 |
| Ivy League sch. setting, more often than not | 44 |
| Ice cream brand that's "Grand" | 44 |
| Its first flight was from Geneva to Tel Aviv | 44 |
| Italian birthplace of a school of philosophy | 44 |
| Invisible-clothes wearer in an Andersen tale | 44 |
| Ibsen's "An ___ of the People" | 44 |
| In literature, the personification of purity | 44 |
| Iconic "Another Green World" Brian | 44 |
| Its troubles inspired the Sarbanes-Oxley Act | 44 |
| Irish singer with eight platinum U.S. albums | 44 |
| It's about 115 miles north of Pittsburgh | 44 |
| Irish river that shares its name with a bird | 44 |
| It may be seen briefly at the end of a list? | 44 |
| Investment firm with an asterisk in its name | 44 |
| It may come before ''after'' | 44 |