| Simulation of an environment created by a computer system | 57 |
| Near / Sounded spooky | 21 |
| Scenic simulation | 17 |
| Online real estate shopping aid with an inside voice? | 53 |
| Simulated sun exposure study? | 29 |
| Patience, for one | 17 |
| Vice antithesis | 15 |
| Faith, hope or charity | 22 |
| Moral excellence | 16 |
| Goodness | 8 |
| Temperance, for one | 19 |
| Shaw defined it as "insufficient temptation" | 54 |
| Patience, say | 13 |
| Moral strength | 14 |
| Moral asset | 11 |
| Green mint | 10 |
| Faith, hope, or charity | 23 |
| Basis of morality | 17 |
| "___ is its own reward" | 33 |
| 'Its own reward,' they say | 34 |
| Admirable attributes | 20 |
| Stellar musicians | 17 |
| Prodigies | 9 |
| Heifetz and Perlman, e.g. | 25 |
| Heifetz and Iturbi | 18 |
| Musical master | 14 |
| Skilled musician | 16 |
| Highly skilled musician | 23 |
| Skilled player | 14 |
| Skilled artiste | 15 |
| Paganini or Rachmaninoff | 24 |
| Musical artiste | 15 |
| Masterful musician | 18 |
| Master performer | 16 |
| José Iturbi was one | 22 |
| Isaac Stern, for one | 20 |
| One good turn leading to another? | 33 |
| Bitterly hostile | 16 |
| Type of malware | 15 |
| PC woe | 6 |
| Flu cause | 9 |
| Computer malady | 15 |
| Computer invader | 16 |
| Computer infection | 18 |
| Computer illness | 16 |
| Computer "infection" | 30 |
| Common cold cause | 17 |
| Malware product | 15 |
| It may be written in code | 25 |
| Infectious agent | 16 |
| High-tech invader | 17 |
| Flu bug | 7 |
| Email attachment attachment? | 28 |
| E-mail attachment threat | 24 |
| Disease germ | 12 |
| Computer threat | 15 |
| Computer disruption | 19 |
| Computer danger | 15 |
| Computer crasher | 16 |
| Common winter complaint | 23 |
| Bug of a sort | 13 |
| Bug first discovered in 1898 | 28 |
| Body attacker | 13 |
| Bad strain? | 11 |
| Attacker from a hacker | 22 |
| They play a big part in 2011's "Contagion" | 56 |
| Life threateners? | 17 |
| Infective germs | 15 |
| File destroyers | 15 |
| Drive ruiners, maybe | 20 |
| Causes of modern shutdowns | 26 |
| Word on either side of "-a-" (face-to-face) | 53 |
| French word before and after "a" | 42 |
| Word on either side of ''-a-'' | 46 |
| ___ for victory | 15 |
| Word on either side of "-a-" | 38 |
| ___ major (force of nature) | 27 |
| Word before and after ''-a-'' | 45 |
| Strength: Lat. | 14 |
| Power: Lat. | 11 |
| Optometrist's concern: Abbr. | 32 |
| Haze reduces it: Abbr. | 22 |
| Force: Lat. | 11 |
| Caesar's force | 18 |
| ____a Vis | 9 |
| ___ for "victory" | 27 |
| Word on both sides of -...- | 27 |
| Violets, to their friends | 25 |
| Vigor: L. | 9 |
| Vigor, to Virgil | 16 |
| Vessel seen just below the surface? | 35 |
| Strength; force | 15 |
| Strength, to Caesar | 19 |
| Strength, in Latin | 18 |
| Roman power | 11 |
| Power, to Caesar | 16 |
| Power, in old Rome | 18 |
| Pompey's power | 18 |
| Nobleman above a baron: Abbr. | 29 |
| It's very low in dense fog: Abbr. | 37 |