1966 hit "Walk Away _____" | 36 |
"Walk Away, _____" (1966 pop song) | 44 |
"Walk Away ---" (1966 hit) | 36 |
"Walk Away ___" (1966 top 10 song) | 44 |
"Walk Away ___" (1966 #5 hit) | 39 |
"Walk Away ___," 1966 hit | 35 |
"Walk Away _____" (1966 hit) | 38 |
"Morning Edition" co-host Montagne | 44 |
"Cold Mountain"'s Zellweger | 41 |
"Chicago"'s Zellweger | 35 |
''Cold Mountain'' star Zellweger | 48 |
''Chicago'' star Zellweger | 42 |
____ Dawson ( Canadian waterfowl artist) | 40 |
Taylor of "The Nanny" and others | 42 |
Had a problem with one's suits? | 35 |
Improperly failed to follow suit | 32 |
Commits a faux pas at the bridge table | 38 |
Doesn't properly follow through | 35 |
Commits an act of betrayal, maybe | 33 |
Stethoscope inventor Laënnec and others | 42 |
Québec's Lévesque and others | 38 |
French President Coty and others | 32 |
French film directors Clair and Clement | 39 |
Former French president Coty and others | 39 |
Take up again, as an acquaintance | 33 |
Extend, as a magazine subscription | 34 |
Pay for another year of Stuff, say | 34 |
Keep one's subscription going | 33 |
Indicate that you want more Rolling Stones? | 43 |
Decide to keep getting Details, say | 35 |
It may be awakened after a period of inattention | 48 |
It could follow a period of burnout | 35 |
Maintains one's subscription | 32 |
Actor Brad of "The Client" | 36 |
Brad of ''The Client'' | 38 |
Actor Brad of "Apt Pupil" | 35 |
Italian painter: 1575–1642 | 33 |
Bolognese painter: 1575–1642 | 35 |
"Myth of Hercules" painter | 36 |
"The Labors of Hercules" painter Guido | 48 |
Santoni of "Dirty Harry" | 34 |
Italian fresco painter Guido ___ | 32 |
Eclectic painter: 1575–1642 | 34 |
"The Labors of Hercules" painter | 42 |
"Mary Magdalene" painter | 34 |
"Madonna With Rosary" artist | 38 |
"Madonna della Pietà " painter | 42 |
"Crucifixion of St. Peter" painter | 44 |
"Crucifixion of St. Peter" artist | 43 |
"Aurora" painter Guido | 32 |
"Die Hard 2" director Harlin | 38 |
"Deep Blue Sea" director Harlin | 41 |
"Cutthroat Island" director Harlin | 44 |
"The Biggest Little City in the World" | 48 |
The Biggest Little City in the World | 36 |
City infamous for its divorce rate | 34 |
Nevada city near the California border | 38 |
First female U.S. attorney general | 34 |
City once called Lake's Crossing | 36 |
Seat of Nevada's Washoe County | 34 |
Janet in the Clinton White House | 32 |
City at the foot of the Sierra Nevadas | 38 |
City at the foot of the Sierra Nevada | 37 |
"Biggest Little City in the World" | 44 |
You may appreciate getting hit here | 35 |
Where you're sure to get a hand | 35 |
Where you can bet on getting a good deal | 40 |
Where people arrive in order to split | 37 |
Western city named for a Civil War general | 42 |
Site of an annual Hot August Nights celebration | 47 |
Silver State gambling destination | 33 |
One of Holder's predecessors | 32 |
Nevada's "Biggest Little City" | 44 |
Nevada city on the Truckee River | 32 |
Home of the National Automobile Museum | 38 |
Comedy Central's "___ 911!" | 41 |
City that aptly rhymes with casino | 34 |
City named for a Civil War general | 34 |
City mentioned in "Folsom Prison Blues" | 49 |
Barr's successor as attorney general | 40 |
Attorney General before Ashcroft | 32 |
Apt rhyme for "casino" | 32 |
"Folsom Prison Blues" city | 36 |
"Divorce capital," once | 33 |
"___ 911!" (TV comedy) | 32 |
''___ 911!: Miami'' (2007 film) | 47 |
Where one hopes to get a good deal | 34 |
Where Johnson beat Jeffries: 1910 | 33 |
Where a really good deal is rare | 32 |
Western vacation destination, perhaps | 37 |
Western city with an annual balloon race | 40 |
Terminus of the old Virginia and Truckee Railroad | 49 |
Sweeney of ''Anything Goes'' | 44 |
Stop on Amtrak's California Zephyr | 38 |
Site of Nevada's oldest university | 38 |
Site of Nevada's National Automobile Museum | 47 |
Silver State tourist destination | 32 |
Setting of a 2008 earthquake swarm | 34 |
Setting for the movie "Sister Act" | 44 |
Place where some call and others call it off | 44 |