| Lights on posts, perhaps | 24 |
| It improves night vision | 24 |
| It glows at night in the city | 29 |
| Modernized pre-1949 auto | 24 |
| They run around blocks | 22 |
| Where some jams are made | 24 |
| They meet throughout the city | 29 |
| The ____ of San Francisco | 25 |
| Some lines on a GPS screen | 26 |
| Fiction's Main and Back | 27 |
| Bourbon and Wall, e.g. | 22 |
| Inner city smarts (2007) | 24 |
| It may cause you to stop | 24 |
| Unlikely to get suckered | 24 |
| Oxford's emporium is hip? | 29 |
| Some city clean-up employees | 28 |
| Smart in a worldly sense | 25 |
| Cunning in a practical way | 26 |
| Best Actress winner of 1968 | 27 |
| "Union Now" author | 28 |
| Military capability, e.g. | 25 |
| Throat-culture finding | 22 |
| Throat culture finding | 22 |
| Throat ailment, for short | 25 |
| Throat ailment, briefly | 23 |
| Sore throat cause, briefly | 26 |
| Penicillin target, for short | 28 |
| Throat problem, in brief | 24 |
| Throat problem, briefly | 23 |
| Throat bacterium, for short | 27 |
| Throat bacteria, for short | 26 |
| Bug in one's throat | 23 |
| Winter ailment, informally | 26 |
| Well-known coccus, for short | 28 |
| Throat infection, for short | 27 |
| Throat bane, for short | 22 |
| Throat ailment, perhaps | 23 |
| Target of some antibiotics | 26 |
| Sore throat cause briefly | 26 |
| Possible penicillin target | 26 |
| Possible antibiotic target | 26 |
| Pharyngeal woe, for short | 25 |
| Bug in one's throat? | 24 |
| Bug causing a sore throat | 25 |
| Adjective for a sore throat | 27 |
| _____ throat (winter ailment) | 29 |
| ___ throat, common ailment | 26 |
| ___ throat (painful ailment) | 28 |
| Some sore throat causes | 23 |
| Resort in northern Italy | 24 |
| Word with test or fracture | 26 |
| Engineer's concern | 22 |
| Reason for underlining | 22 |
| Mention more than once | 22 |
| Cause of some fractures | 23 |
| Bridge builder's concern | 28 |
| Blood pressure elevator | 23 |
| Rat race result, often | 22 |
| Possible cause of hair loss | 27 |
| Occupational hazard, often | 26 |
| Might party to alleviate this | 29 |
| Many a Type A suffers from it | 29 |
| Engineer's computation | 26 |
| Emphasis on a syllable | 22 |
| Burnout cause, perhaps | 22 |
| Bridge-builder's concern | 28 |
| Ready for aromatherapy, say | 27 |
| Ready to freak out, maybe | 25 |
| Frets, in modern parlance | 25 |
| Pronunciation considerations | 28 |
| Bridge builders' concerns | 29 |
| ___ out (gets overly anxious) | 29 |
| Marathoners' injuries | 25 |
| Feeling pressure (about) | 24 |
| Civil engineers' concerns | 29 |
| Tension-causing stimulus | 24 |
| Stimulus that causes strain | 27 |
| Put too much pressure on | 24 |
| Cardiologist's exam | 23 |
| Part of a cardiovascular exam | 29 |
| Exam taken on a treadmill | 25 |
| Cardiac fitness assessment | 26 |
| Some cardiology visits | 22 |
| Parts of medical checkups | 25 |
| Medical screening procedures | 28 |
| Seventh-inning activity | 23 |
| Yawn accompanier, often | 23 |
| Time for one doing time | 23 |
| Seventh-inning tradition | 24 |
| Lengthen, as a rubber band | 26 |
| Indulge in pandiculation | 24 |
| Person on the battlefield | 25 |
| Job on the battlefield | 22 |
| It provides a long way to go? | 29 |
| Stand on an airplane, maybe | 27 |
| Tell little white lies | 22 |
| Overlapping fugue motifs | 24 |
| Overlapping parts of a fugue | 28 |
| Climactic musical finales | 25 |
| Close overlap of fugue voices | 29 |