| "No need to worry" | 28 |
| "Have no fear" | 24 |
| Caught one's breath | 23 |
| Back from vacation, say | 23 |
| Ready to start the day | 22 |
| Wound up in front of a judge | 28 |
| What the hare did in a race | 27 |
| Observed the seventh day | 24 |
| Just back from vacation, say | 28 |
| Prepared for a big day, say | 27 |
| Pulitzer Prize journalist | 25 |
| Planned Virginia community | 26 |
| Put back the way it was | 23 |
| Work on, as a vintage auto | 26 |
| Work on an old house or car | 27 |
| Touch up, as a painting | 23 |
| Put back to the way it was | 26 |
| Put back in good condition | 26 |
| Put back a deposed monarch | 26 |
| Make almost as good as new | 26 |
| Do an antiquary's job | 25 |
| Like Williamsburg, Va. | 22 |
| Touched up old paintings | 24 |
| Touched up old masters | 22 |
| Stripped and stained, maybe | 27 |
| Put in a straitjacket, e.g. | 27 |
| Secret, as some information | 27 |
| Silent spots in scores | 22 |
| Concludes one's case | 24 |
| "The defense ___" | 27 |
| They're found in scores | 27 |
| Stops presenting evidence | 25 |
| Musical score notations | 23 |
| They're found on staffs | 27 |
| Symbols indicating silence | 26 |
| Some musical notations | 22 |
| Some come between notes | 23 |
| Wraps up one's case | 23 |
| Word after the defense | 22 |
| They take up some measures | 26 |
| Stops introducing evidence | 26 |
| Squiggly music symbols | 22 |
| Silence markers, in music | 25 |
| Options during computer woes | 28 |
| Notes' counterparts | 23 |
| Last word for the defense | 25 |
| Knocks off for a while | 22 |
| Head and arm followers | 22 |
| Breathers, musically speaking | 29 |
| Breathers for musicians | 23 |
| "The defense ___!" | 28 |
| Has a clear conscience | 22 |
| Leans against, perhaps | 22 |
| Place to walk a dog, maybe | 26 |
| Place to stretch your legs | 26 |
| It's found between exits | 28 |
| Common vending machine site | 27 |
| Gather one's strength | 25 |
| Take it easy before a big day | 29 |
| Regain one's strength | 25 |
| Prepare for big things | 22 |
| Prepare for a big day ahead | 27 |
| Husband one's energy, say | 29 |
| Get some shuteye, e.g. | 22 |
| Make a new arrangement | 22 |
| Send again, as an application | 29 |
| No-nonsense requirements | 24 |
| End-of-game announcements | 25 |
| Election night postings | 23 |
| Applicant's offering | 24 |
| Job-hunter's offering | 25 |
| Job seeker's mailer | 23 |
| Job application insert | 22 |
| Human resources receipt | 23 |
| Headhunter's request | 24 |
| Get going after a break | 23 |
| Certain letter attachment | 25 |
| Background information | 22 |
| Applicant's submission | 26 |
| Applicant's handout | 23 |
| All your work may go into it | 28 |
| Job application attachments | 27 |
| They have job listings | 22 |
| Job-seekers' offerings | 26 |
| Job-applicants' offerings | 29 |
| Job seekers' write-ups | 26 |
| Job hunters' needs | 22 |
| Application enclosures, often | 29 |
| A lot of copy shop business | 27 |
| Bring back into practice | 24 |
| No longer working: Abbr. | 24 |
| No longer working (abbr.) | 25 |
| No longer active: Abbr. | 23 |
| Out of the rat race (Abbr.) | 27 |
| Collecting Soc. Sec., perhaps | 29 |
| Collecting a pension: Abbr. | 27 |
| Abbr. in some military names | 28 |
| Gen. Powell's status | 24 |
| Abbr. for an old soldier | 24 |
| Out of practice?: Abbr. | 23 |