| Having left a valid will | 24 |
| Ready to go, you might say | 26 |
| Those with will power? | 22 |
| Nuclear treaty subject | 22 |
| Weapons restriction of a sort | 29 |
| Substance of a 1963 treaty | 26 |
| Nuclear trial prohibition | 25 |
| Nuclear restraint pact | 22 |
| Nuclear agreement item | 22 |
| 20th-century treaty topic | 25 |
| 1963 and 1996 treaty topic | 26 |
| Nuclear-treaty subjects | 23 |
| Subjects of some treaties | 25 |
| Nuclear treaty subjects | 23 |
| Joking after a midterm? | 23 |
| Precedent-setting trial | 23 |
| Important court action | 22 |
| Precedent-setter, in court | 26 |
| One may set a precedent | 23 |
| Legal precedent setter | 22 |
| Legal precedent procedure | 25 |
| Legal position determiner | 25 |
| It may be unprecedented | 23 |
| Precedent setters, often | 24 |
| Hang-up for an optometrist? | 27 |
| Practice making deductions? | 27 |
| Tried an Escape, perhaps | 24 |
| Witnessing clause, in law | 25 |
| Taken around the track | 22 |
| Like a Car and Driver car | 25 |
| Known to be in working order | 28 |
| Didn't just dive in | 23 |
| One trying to make the grade? | 29 |
| Person filling a blue book | 26 |
| One trying to make the grade | 28 |
| One hoping to get a pass? | 25 |
| One answering questions | 23 |
| High school seniors, often | 26 |
| Bottle at the perfume counter | 29 |
| Video game company employee | 27 |
| Sample bottle of perfume | 24 |
| Person who gives an exam | 24 |
| Person doing a practice run | 27 |
| Perfume counter courtesy | 24 |
| Perfume counter bottle | 22 |
| Lab technician, perhaps | 23 |
| Proving-grounds personnel | 25 |
| Perfume counter bottles | 23 |
| Fragrance counter array | 23 |
| Certain pilot's mission | 27 |
| Determine the presence of | 25 |
| Audience research focus | 23 |
| Â Â Most irritable | 24 |
| Take the witness stand | 22 |
| Letters of recommendation | 25 |
| "1, 2, 3" lead-in | 27 |
| Home pregnancy checker, e.g. | 28 |
| Drug or DNA home-use set | 24 |
| Do-it-yourself diagnostic aid | 29 |
| At-home radon detectors, e.g. | 29 |
| New product sales offering | 26 |
| International cricket event | 27 |
| Adversity, optimistically | 25 |
| Sixpence for Shakespeare | 24 |
| King Henry VII's 12 pence | 29 |
| Eyewitness reports, maybe | 25 |
| Teacher's homework item | 27 |
| Students' concerns | 22 |
| Video signal calibration tool | 29 |
| Aircraft inspector, of a sort | 29 |
| Seeker of the plane truth? | 26 |
| First person to fly a plane | 27 |
| Chuck Yeager, at one time | 25 |
| Banking assessor, perhaps | 25 |
| Aviator in search of bugs | 25 |
| Aerospace company employee | 26 |
| Fliers with lots of guts | 24 |
| Drive while car shopping | 24 |
| Bicycle buyer's request | 27 |
| Motorcycle demos, e.g. | 22 |
| Trial in simulated conditions | 29 |
| Beta release, in essence | 24 |
| Beta release, essentially | 25 |
| They'll question you | 24 |
| They often make the grade | 25 |
| Proctor's handouts | 22 |
| They may come in a battery | 26 |
| Shakedown cruises, e.g. | 23 |
| Screen and stress, for two | 26 |
| Proctors' concerns | 22 |
| Classroom anxiety producers | 27 |
| Auditions, essentially | 22 |
| What the doctor orders | 22 |
| What ailing rocker undergoes | 28 |
| They're usually graded | 26 |
| They may make the grade | 23 |
| They may come with batteries | 28 |
| They may come in batteries | 26 |
| They have a lot of questions | 28 |
| Takes for a spin, perhaps | 25 |