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J. Smithson endowed a famous one 32
J. R. R. Tolkien and C. S. Lewis, at Oxford 43
J. R. Lowell's "The Present ___" 46
J. P. Morgan offering, for short 32
J. O'Hara's "From the ___" 44
J. Marquand novel, with "The" 39
J. Lincoln's "Cap'n ___" 42
J. J. Astor's fortune builder 33
J. Geils: "Must of got ___" 37
J. Geils "___ Last Kiss" 34
J. Geils "Looking for ___" 36
J. Fonda-C. Robertson film: 1963 32
J. Fonda role in "Klute" 34
J. F. Cooper's "Afloat and ___" 45
J. Edgar Hoover's alma mater 32
J. Denver's "___ World" 37
J. de Brunhoff's little elephant 36
J. D. Salinger character's favorite game? 45
J. Carrol _____, TV's Charlie Chan 38
J. Carrol __: TV's Charlie Chan 35
J. C. Penney's middle name (honestly!) 42
J. Barrymore & Wolfit; Marsh & Neff 43
J. Bailey's partner in show business 40
J. Alfred Prufrock-like quality? 32
J. Alfred Prufrock's creator T. S. ___ 42
J. Alfred Prufrock's creator 32
J. Alfred Prufrock creator's monogram 41
J. Alfred Prufrock creator's inits. 39
J, F or K, e.g., in J.F.K.: Abbr. 33
Izzy Stradlin "___ Cloudy" 36
Izzard of "The Riches" 32
Izaak Walton's "very subtil fish" 47
IX's opposite, on a clock face 34
IX years after Columbus's voyage 36
Iwo Jima Memorial honorees: Abbr. 33
Ivy that's thrived for centuries 36
Ivy League school with its own golf course 42
Ivy League sch. setting, more often than not 44
Ivy League member in the Big Apple 34
Ivy League gridiron champs: 1980 32
Ivy League football champs: 1977 32
Ivory Watson or Charlie Fuqua, e.g. 35
Ives who sang "A Holly Jolly Christmas" 49
Ivana and Marla, in relation to The Donald 42
Ivan who wrote "Hitting Hot" 38
Ivan the Terrible's title (Var.) 36
IV liquid that I'll pay for? 32
Itzhak Perlman might take one or use one 40
Itsy-bitsy yellow garment of song 33
Itsy bitsy critter in a kiddie song 35
Its yearbook is called the "Gumbo" 44
Its Yankee Clipper service began in 1939 40
Its workers aren't behind closed doors 42
Its winner raises the claret jug 32
Its winner beats the loser with a stick 39
Its white variety glows upon exposure to oxygen 47
Its website has lesson plans, briefly 37
Its website has a Neurology Archives page 41
Its website has a Flag Education page 37
Its website has a "Rodents 101" section 49
Its Web site has an Ozone Resource Page 39
Its Web site has a Swim, Sports & Play page 47
Its Web site has a Back to School Central page 46
Its walls withstand a lot of pressure 37
Its Vol. XVI is "Soot-Styx" 37
Its very existence is an open-and-shut case 43
Its verbal section has a 30-min. time limit 43
Its valley is dotted with châteaux 37
Its use might leave you out of gas 34
Its USA Web site Online Assistant is named Anna 47
Its uniform includes pin-striped trousers 41
Its two halves usually aren't the same length 49
Its two halves can't run simultaneously 43
Its troubles inspired the Sarbanes-Oxley Act 44
Its trill opens "Rhapsody in Blue" 44
Its tower was intended to reach Heaven 38
Its title might start with "To" 41
Its title means "Farewell to Thee" 44
Its title character is an opera singer 38
Its ticker symbol on the NYSE is X 34
Its three strings are plucked with a bachi 42
Its three largest cities start with C 37
Its three largest cities all start with C 41
Its theme song is "Who Are You" 41
Its theater is on the 100 ruble note 36
Its Thanksgiving is the second Monday of October 48
Its Thanksgiving Day Classic is played in Oct. 46
Its teeth were actually a chimpanzee's 42
Its taxation was protested in 1773 34
Its tallest point is Olympus Mons 33
Its symbol looks like an equal sign through a C 47
Its symbol is AA on the New York Stock Exchange 47
Its symbol is a crescent and star 33
Its symbol contains itself at the end 37
Its students learn road rules, formally? 40
Its students are called Oppidans 32
Its strings are tuned in perfect fifths 39
Its state tree is the Douglas fir: Abbr. 40
Its state seal has a covered wagon and steamer 46
Its state quarter has three horses: Abbr. 41